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You disagree that buybacks are more tax efficient than dividends? > I think a company that has no intention of paying a dividend is merely an over produced dig
by Invictus0 4y ago
You disagree that buybacks are more tax efficient than dividends?
> I think a company that has no intention of paying a dividend is merely an over produced digital collectible.
So, Amazon is a NFT?
- pixl97 4y agoIf Amazon cannot grow, then yes, it's stock price will go down losing you more than you bought the shares for.
- chii 4y agoTherefore, any shareholders of amazon would look to predict when amazon would stop growing, and sell right before the prices have adjusted.
- autokad 4y agostock buybacks are more tax efficient than dividends, but I disagree they are remotely the same thing. There is plenty of empirical evidence that a stock buyback does little to the stock price in the long run, and I would much rather have the decision what to do with the money even though its less tax efficient. An NFT is a good way to put it.
- Invictus0 4y agoSo if Amazon bought back so many shares so that there were just one left on the public market, you think that the last share would trade for $97?