What is a stock buyback? Yahoo Finance’s Madison Mills breaks down what investors need to know. A stock buyback refers to a company repurchasing some of the stock they issued from shareholders, which reduces the amount of shares outstanding in the market. Some critics say buybacks are just a way for companies to artificially inflate their stock price. Like dividends, buybacks return company profits to shareholders. But critically, investors must pay capital gains taxes on dividends, while buybacks do not trigger this tax liability.
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Corporate propaganda. Stock buy backs are a way for the wealthy to increase the value of their stock at the expense of everything else.. it used to be illegal.
Buybacks are no different from a particularly rich individual buying a lot of shared at once, I made a pretty penny on META.
Everything is Complicated, Absolutely…
Yes agree to this and dividend. This is better than stock split.
Every civilization in history has eventually crumbled, the stock market will be the catalyst for ours.