Sentences with phrase «by buying back»

They can't do anything — they may as well just tear them up - so I do question whether any new money has been created by buying back bonds.

Rella is a nice example of a holding company that is actually creating value, simply by buying back undervalued shares.

We also assess whether or not the company uses its balance sheet correctly by buying back stock, or if they tend to over-leverage themselves.

It is poor «capital structure» and they know it... of course they are doing the opposite and shrinking AUM by buying back shares and issuing dividends.

You would do this by buying back the Jan 300 option and then selling the Jan 310 option.

NVDA announced they were cutting a product line today after having other troubling issues earlier that started the massive decline and I decided NVDA was dead money and cut my losses by buying back the puts (UVATT) today for $ 2652.99 while NVDA was trading at 10.92.

There is a second issue — though many companies earn far more than they did in the past, many waste money by buying back stock, rather than retaining the funds, retiring bonds, or handing out dividends.

(p. 4) By the way, the last option, known as greenmail, in which the company in effect pays a ransom by buying back the raider's stock at a premium to the market price, is now illegal.

If this last person is closes his position by selling the option (close - sell) or the first person closes his position by buying back the option (close - buy) there will be one option less in the market.

The company supported its stock price this week by buying back shares and called the selloff «Ridiculous».

Additional capital finds rare incremental productive uses, and often the best use is shrinking the company by buying back stock.

Instead of paying out dividends, some managements believe capital can be put to much better use by buying back stock.

It is also possible to take on a short position and speculate on the price of the underlying futures contract going down and offsetting the position by buying back the exact same contract on the same exchange with the hope of making a profit on the change in price.

When you settle your short position by buying back the shares, the margin monies will be release from segregation and the ledger postings to you cash account will be made according to whether you have made a profit or a loss.

Sooner or later, you must «close» the short by buying back the same number of shares (called covering) and returning them to your broker.

If a company has an intrinsic value of $ 10 a share but its stock is trading at $ 8 a share, then it can instantly get a 25 % «return» by buying back stock.

With a large handle being driven primarly by public bettors, sharps have found multiple opportunites to take advantage of recreational action by buying back the opposite sides of those matchups.

While the winemakers were happy to deal with the problem by buying back the wine, Foster's Group chief executive John Pollaers took a far more aggressive stance by relying on a rarely used part of the Consumer and Competition Act, section 98.

In anticipation of weaker iPhone sales — which makes up the about 62 % of group sales — Apple is reportedly set to soften the blow by buying back up to $ 100 billion of shares.

In effect, by buying back shares to offset dilution, the irony is that the company was paying for the very shares that they were giving themselves, despite their unwillingness to call it an expense.

Corporate financial managers, for example, can raise their company's stock price simply by buying back shares from investors — financing the move by borrowing money.

Then it distributes the rest to a shareholder, Carl, by buying back his shares.

Investors had to close them out by buying them back, which drove VIX prices even higher.

Even if you've got time on your side, the financial strain created by buying back stock from departing employees is another limiting factor.

By buying back $ 50 billion in stock at high prices, thus diminishing its balance sheet just as its competitors were bulging with cash.

Thirty years in, the former fire - eating, accordion - playing entertainer bolstered his stake in Cirque further by buying back 10 % of it from investors this year.

Not exact matches

CEO Rob Peabody said Husky cut back heavy oil production by about 5,000 barrels per day in the first quarter and substituted mainly blended bitumen bought from other Alberta oilsands companies to send to its U.S. refineries in Ohio and Wisconsin or to the refining complex on the U.S. Gulf Coast.

But unlike Calgary - based rival Cenovus Energy Inc., which temporarily throttled back oilsands output in the first quarter because of low prices, Husky says it is cutting output because it can make more money by buying «distressed» barrels from other producers.

Back in 2005 the China Offshore Oil Company, or CNOOC, got burned when U.S. lawmakers made noises to block its US$ 18.5 - billion takeover of integrated Unocal Oil Company, eventually bought by Chevron.

But act I did, and want two - and - a-half weeks packaging - free before buying my first packaged food again (a mesh bag of onions, which, looking back, I could have avoided by buying loose onions).

Furthermore, the CBO expects the Senate's health bill to substantially raise Americans» out - of - pocket medical costs by slashing Obamacare's mandated benefits and rolling back assistance to poorer and sicker people, as well as discouraging some low - income Americans from buying insurance in the first place (the BCRA would nix Obamacare's requirement that people carry coverage or pay a fine).

In 2007, The Laljis» company, Larco Group, struck a $ 1.7 - billion deal with the federal government to buy and then lease back seven Ottawa office buildings; the CBC reported in 2015 that the arrangement has been plagued by years of disputes between the two parties, including acrimony over repairs, contract tendering and even parking fees.

This is by far, one of the best credit purchase rewards programs you will find for any rewards credit card since you can easily earn at least 2 percent back on every purchase except for your «everyday» purchases like buying gas or groceries.

«Since most cryptocurrencies are not actually backed by anything real, cryptocurrency speculation is based on the greater fool theory — I can buy this at $ 100 because there is someone who is a bigger idiot who is going to buy it at $ 200.

By making lending cheaper, consumers, corporations and governments would be able to borrow money inexpensively and put those dollars back into the economy, whether by buying goods or investing in businesseBy making lending cheaper, consumers, corporations and governments would be able to borrow money inexpensively and put those dollars back into the economy, whether by buying goods or investing in businesseby buying goods or investing in businesses.

Additionally, the company tried to curry favor with investors by pledging to buy back another $ 100 billion of its own stock and raise its dividend by 16 %.

The bulk retailer enticed Chinese consumers to buy underwear, kitchen supplies, and a host of food items — including 245 tons of mixed nuts, about $ 4.1 million worth by Fortune's back - of - the - envelope calculations.

Total said it will raise first quarter interim dividend by 3.2 percent, while Scrip shares issued in January for the second 2017 interim dividend were bought back to prevent dilution.

You can still go back and you can look on the Zillow blog and see posts that I wrote, and Stan, who by this point had become our chief economist, wrote about how it was obvious, in our opinion, that housing was going to crash and that it was built on the foundation of sand and there was too much easy credit that had allowed people to buy homes who really couldn't afford them.

It also means the Federal Reserve is likely to forge ahead with its plans to cut back on its bond - buying activity later this year and to ultimately end the bond - buying program by mid 2014.

He was one of the earliest adopters of YouTube, signing up back in 2006 before it was bought by Google, and was inspired by his first visit to TIFF in 2011.

Short - sellers aim to profit by selling borrowed shares in the hope of buying them back later at a lower price.

When I stopped by the Horseshoe, he was buying drinks for everyone who showed up — friend, acquaintance or media — urging people to try out a bike or enjoy a complimentary taco and then settling in the back of the club when the music started: a couple of little - known local indie bands played, and Broken Social Scene member Brendan Canning — dressed as if he'd just arrived from Wimbledon's centre court — did a DJ set.

The company said it expects to use part of the proceeds to buy back shares and raised its repurchase program by $ 5 billion to $ 7.7 billion.

With such an enormous valuation gap and such a massive amount of cash on the balance sheet, we find it difficult to imagine why the board would not move more aggressively to buy back stock by immediately announcing a $ 150 Billion tender offer (financed with debt or a mix of debt and cash on the balance sheet).

U.S. chipmaker Qualcomm raised its offer to buy NXP Semiconductors to $ 127.50 per share on Tuesday, and said it has the backing of the shareholder group led by hedge fund Elliott Management that opposed its previous proposal.

But, if you really want to see what set HP (HPQ) on its current trajectory, you should go back further to 2008, when HP finalized its $ 13.9 billion buy of Electronic Data Systems, the IT services company founded by H. Ross Perot.

LONDON, March 27 - Global oil traders Vitol and Glencore are in talks to financially back Nigerian firms racing to buy assets owned by Brazil's Petrobras valued at up to $ 2 billion, several sources familiar with the matter said.

Expedia, the online travel agency controlled by Barry Diller, said it is cutting its plan to buy back its own shares by almost 80 percent, blaming a lack of attractive financing available in credit markets.

Back in 2010 it paid $ 550 million to settle charges brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission that it mislead investors into buying a so - called synthetic collateralized debt obligation named Abacus, which was made up of a bundle of financial instruments tied to subprime mortgage bonds, many of which plummeted in value shortly after the deal was sold.