Sentences with phrase «to buy back»

In fact, this may explain why companies have been borrowing to buy back stock in the past several years.

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.

Looks like it was just a sell on clause and not buy back clause.

Given the substantial discount to its current asset backing, any shares bought back at these levels have a huge positive effect on its per share value.

But be mindful of the superficial loss rule, which prevents investors from selling a stock to claim a loss and then buying it back in right back.

Every good management team should have their schedule of possible projects for investment, but always recognize there is the alternative of buying back stock as a last resort.

The one important catch is that when you sell a security to claim a capital loss, you can't buy it back for at least 30 days.

In 2014, the studio announced that they had bought themselves back from Epic and were taking on their old name and logo.

We always recommend betting against the public and buying back on artificially inflated lines.

Unfortunately, the majority of companies buying back stock today are not in the same situation.

With the company trading significantly below net cash / investments per share management has a great opportunity to create value by buying back shares, or paying a special dividend.

It even had enough left over to fund some expansion projects and buy back $ 250 million in stock.

Good companies don't report earnings in excess of what shareholders obtain, and they don't buy back stock except when it is cheap.

My general rule for buying back options is to do so if the position reaches 75 % of the max gain prior to expiration.

3 - Day buy back guarantee is good for 3 days or 150 miles whichever comes first.

It's a common practice for clubs to sell young talents with buy back clauses inserted so they can buy the player back if they do turn out to be world class.

This is a phenomenon where the stocks that were dumped at the end of one year in order to make portfolios look better are bought back up at now cheaper rates.

When things get cheap enough, people start buying back into that market and then everyone starts to pile in.

Not only is the company increasing their dividend but they are also buying back more shares in an effort to return as much capital as possible to shareholders.

Companies have been using stock buy backs as an alternative to dividends for years.

Once you receive the borrowed equity, immediately sell it before buying it back later at a lower price.

They also announced a new $ 1 billion dollar buy back program but as great as that is I am way more interested in the dividend.

Only buy back when there is a significant discount to the fair market value of the firm.

As long as I didn't buy it back after this loss, I can claim this $ 50 loss as capital loss.

I sold my disc long ago, and I've been debating lately on if I should just buy it back.

Open - end funds also buy back shares when investors wish to sell.

A few months after we bought it and began renting the units, the previous owner approached us about buying it back for basically the same low price that we paid for it.

An excellent strategy is to find companies whose shares are very cheap already (like the banking sector) and invest in those companies taking advantage by aggressively buying back shares.

They would then get to keep living in their homes, the company was supposed to keep them out of foreclosure and then one day buy back their home.

So buying back stock is a great option — you can do the math yourself.

Well, I can sell the stock at a loss and then buy it back again, but I can't take the loss off my taxes.

Wouldn't it be smarter to cash out and wait for the next market to fall before buying back in at much lower prices?

When things get cheap enough, people start buying back into that market and then everyone starts to pile in.

A shareholder friendly management team, which buys back shares and pay a decent dividend.

Those who sold to developers for $ 75,000 an acre a few years ago are now buying it back for $ 15,000.

A few are even buying back their own shares... a recipe for investment win!

You'll want to be careful to avoid a superficial loss, which occurs when someone sells a stock and then buys it back within 30 days.

I began buying back large positions with the cash I had sitting out.

The store might ask a designer to buy back what it did not sell or to accept a smaller cut of the profits.

Once you've sold them all, buy them back all at once at his reduced price and repeat the process.

Or should the investor buy back the short put and risk tying up even more money in a losing position?

Banks have also kept underwriting standards tight in recent years due to uncertainty about whether they'll be forced to buy back loans made in the housing boom.

Save the wages, recoup some money and in some cases include buy back clauses.

You can also buy the current issue for 99 cents, although unfortunately, you can't buy back issues or choose to «start» your subscription elsewhere than at the current issue.

More guns bought back meant bigger drops in suicide rates, she says.

I like buying back shares as long as these companies have steady cash flows.

If it can raise the dividend significantly over a couple years or so I'd strongly consider buying back in.