I have
since purchased more shares, though it is always painful to buy back a stock you sold at a lower value.
Not exact matches
And the company could theoretically pull off such a
purchase; the
share price of Netflix has nosedived
more than 60 %
since its high in July, with a corresponding reduction in market cap.
McDonald's (MCD)- Although
shares have popped a little
since my last
purchase, I'd like to add
more on a pullback as I have just a small position.
Since January 1, 2010, we have waived or assigned our right of first refusal in connection with the sale of certain
shares of our capital stock, resulting in the
purchase of such
shares by certain holders of
more than 5 % of our capital stock in a series of transactions.
While the
share price has
more than doubled
since purchased 3 years ago most of the gains have come in 2015 (it is only July) so it may be an anomaly.
Since you invest the same amount each month, you
purchase more shares when cheaper and less when
more expensive.
Since most brokerage firms can charge $ 7 or
more a transaction, taking advantage of a free way to
purchase shares and grow your portfolio through DRIPs is almost a no - brainer.
Unfortunately, VFL didn't drop much at all
since my first puchase last month, but I wanted
more shares, so I bought 145
more shares at $ 12.97 for the same reasons as my first
purchase of VFL.
But,
since he is a devout Price - Based DCA advocate, his trading rule is that whenever one of his stocks declines 50 % in price from his
purchase point, he will sell $ 5,000 worth of one of his better - performing stocks and use the proceeds to buy
more shares in the declining stock.
In fact, if you are dollar cost averaging by adding to your savings each paycheck as most people do, then you are actually better off when there is a market downturn,
since you are able to
purchase more shares.
but with the
share price up some 50 %
since I
purchased I'm happy to gracefully exit and put my funds to use in a
more depressed sector (read CASH or perhaps natural resources).
I'm hoping the market doesn't pump up the value of the
shares too much before I can get myself to look
more closely at the two stand alone companies (already up 7 + %
since I
purchased, ouch!)
Two years later, I began building a position in the world's largest defense contractor... and let me tell you, I have paid considerably
more than $ 80.14 /
share for each of my
purchases since.
If you chose instead to reinvest your dividends into GlaxoSmithKline, then every 100
shares you bought would have generated a total of a bit
more than $ 1,500 that got reinvested at a
purchase price of around $ 41 per
share, so that every 100
shares would have created 36 - 37 new
shares organically
since 2008.
I get an e-mail every once in a while when CIBC pays out their dividends saying it's been used to
purchase more, but
since i only have 1
share it's an extremely tiny amount.
There is a subtle difference in the tax treatment of qualifying vs disqualifying dispositions even in situations where ownership has been for
more than a year to qualify for long - term capital gains — this can be significant in cases where the
share price has gone down
since the
purchase:
So while IMN has had
more than enough cash to
purchase shares since that time, from 2009 on, IMN management decided to repurchase just under $ 10MM of stock.
Starwood's stock price has increased by
more than $ 2 per
share since reports of the
purchase offer began circulating earlier in the week.