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> It's a mechanism to distribute profits to shareholders With different consequences and historical outcomes to more commonly used mechanisms. > Do you invest
by themafia 9mo ago
> It's a mechanism to distribute profits to shareholders
With different consequences and historical outcomes to more commonly used mechanisms.
> Do you invest in companies that don't distribute profits
Does every company that distributes profits do so with buybacks?
> does this get you some kind of higher return?
Do all companies payout the same ratio of market cap as dividend?
- abigail95 9mo agoYou've missed the point of my questions. The GP here thinks they're giving away their monopoly status by doing buybacks. I think there's zero point to having a monopoly if you don't distribute the profits. If you have some argument that dividends are better than buybacks I don't care.