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Not really. A buyback makes your shares inherently worth more on a per share basis. If you compare it to a reinvestment of the dividends (DRIP), then it's reall
by dasudasu 6y ago
Not really. A buyback makes your shares inherently worth more on a per share basis. If you compare it to a reinvestment of the dividends (DRIP), then it's really equivalent, except that one is a taxable event but not the other. You're always free to sell shares in any scenario if you need the capital since the stock market is generally pretty liquid.