Why Firms Buy Back their own Stock

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[@BmoreAkuma]

I just received a letter today from one of my stocks in reference to this and I would like to say thank you

[@Edspira]

+BmoreAkuma I'm glad this helped! Best wishes

[@MyFinancialFocus]

McDonalds borrows money to buy back shares to increase their share price. In that particular case the share buybacks might not be worth the interest rate risk they open themselves up to by borrowing so much capital.

[@YS-el5rn]

Your videos are really easy to understand for me as a beginning learner and non native english speaker. Thank you for your great work!!

[@jojr123]

This is such a wonderful and informative series. Thank you so much Michael.

[@tylerlykins6721]

hi just want to say thank you for creating this video because I feel like stock buybacks we're something that I've really had a hard time understanding and you explained it in a really easy to understand format.

[@TrevorFlintDenver]

Thanks for these videos. They are awesome and really easy to understand.

[@clovelly1606]

Fantastic! Really enjoyed that and it was right at my level.

[@Edspira]

Great. Thanks for watching Brad!

[@myname7529]

amazingly helpful video! Thank you!

[@Edspira]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sooryatheruvath7199]

Thank you so much for making all these videos. It has helped me a lot in understanding all the concept. Great work. Keep it up.

[@TheAmalhotra123]

Great job 👏

[@Edspira]

Thank you! 😃

[@explorewithag217]

thankyou so much for explaining so well

[@Aforg209]

Demand isn't created by Person B seeing Person A buy shares, so therefore Person B demands it for themselves too...Demand is created by having less shares available in the marketplace for those that want to buy them. People pay more for what there is less of.

[@sandeshbal]

thank you again, thank you wholeheartedly.

[@jaymsf4503]

Why would they not issue some of the authorized shares instead of buying back their shares?

[@gleazytap]

I love it.tnx. newbie here...now i understand

[@karimkenawy8353]

Very helpful!

[@cooper508]

You kinda sound like my drunk uncle at the bar explaining something.

[@daveman5933]

Bless you 👌🏾

[@abdullathabithemed9377]

Thanks

[@michaelsutter451]

Wouldn't the NI income decrease because you need to finance the shares that were bought back?

[@jajasmile4473]

Michael Sutter how I the trader benefit

[@prateektripathi1663]

Thank you for the explanation sir :) I do have a small doubt though. If a share buyback reduces the no. of outstanding shares, what happens to those shares? I mean they should be computed some where else right, if not in the total no. of outstanding shares. Are there shares other than the no. of outstanding shares too? I may be missing something. Thanks in advance :)

[@CashKid5]

When a Company buys back its own shares, you will see it within Treasury Stock. It reduces total equity on the balance sheet

[@drishtikhemani8280]

Prateek Tripathi they might either discard the shares or it goes into the treasury stock. This treasury stock doesn’t count as outstanding shares

[@anubhav_sambyal]

Thankyouuu sir💆🏻‍♂️

[@alsunari]

Thank you

[@Edspira]

No problem!

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[@TheMoonLitGirl]

Thankyou so much.

[@Edspira]

No problem!

[@rasyidadisantoso2068]

sweett !! thanks. got this company that doing buybuck. should i buy it ?

[@saifal-salman1532]

God bless you . Awsome

[@talebbagazi1435]

where is the $200 that the buys at the end ?

[@g.stejha3034]

Superb explanation, Sir in the same way you should start making more videos & video series on fundamental analysis, Stock market etc. in a structured way.

[@fliptthescript]

ibm is buying back a ton

[@OCDlosp]

so buybacks will make the stock go TO DA MOOOON?

[@felipeangel2823]

You forgot another reason: pump and dump.

[@daytonasixty-eight1354]

If the shareholders are active investors that isn't a bad thing lol. They can make money on the pump. If you only look at your investments once a year then ya you might have a problem. But if you are so lazy with your finances then you kind have it coming.

[@anjomanowarabegum5787]

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