Sentence examples for buyback value from inspiring English sources

On the other side of that, said Martin, is Sprint phones, which have the lowest buyback value because they can only be used on Sprint's CDMA network.

AT&T iPhones retain the most buyback value, said Anthony Martin, co-founder and chief of strategy at iCracked, a company that fixes iPhones and buys used and broken iPhones.

Your books will lose buyback value if you cut them.

Consider how much the current buyback value is for your textbooks before doing any damage.

Through October 1,262 U.S. companies have announced buybacks valued at $427 billion, up from 1,050 and $112 billion for the same period in 1999, according to Thomson Financial Securities Data.

The buyback is valued at about $180 million.

Assuming the buyback increases the value of the company's remaining shares, then shareholders who need cash can sell some shares and pay a lower capital gains tax rate on the proceeds than they would have paid had they received cash dividends.

The number of shares outstanding will decline about 5% by the end of 2006 due to buybacks, boosting shareholder value, according to the analyst.

Rather, buybacks inflate the value of shares, which are overwhelmingly owned by the richest people in America and make up a large portion of CEO compensation.

David Fried, editor of the Buyback Letter, focuses on value stocks doing stock buybacks that reduce shares outstanding.

In any event, the article goes on to quote a study by analysts at Barclay's PLC, which says that "companies with the largest buyback programs by dollar value have outperformed the broader market by 20% since 2008".