joewoo
A share buyback can also mean the company has run out of ideas, talent or opportunity and cant find a way of generating superior returns on the funds available. A share buyback is very often considered fairly negatively. Growth companies almost never buy shares back - they are more likely to embark on a capital raising to fund growth. A share buyback is sort of the opposite of a cap raising.
Just my opinion for what its worth.
-HBG
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joewooA share buyback can also mean the company has run out of...
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| $67.77 | $68.20 | $67.42 | $51.90M | 766.8K |
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| 1 | 1090 | $67.75 |
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| $67.77 | 20386 | 4 |
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