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Agreed, but that chart is misleading: the number at the bottom should be 0, not 14. The reduction in outstanding shares is from 26.5 to 16, which is still impr
by tasuki 4y ago
Agreed, but that chart is misleading: the number at the bottom should be 0, not 14.
The reduction in outstanding shares is from 26.5 to 16, which is still impressive, but perhaps less than the chart might make you believe at first sight.
- BbzzbB 4y agoWell yes you have to read the axis, it's not any less impressive that a >$2T company shrunk outstanding shares by 40% this late in it's history.