Why do companies do stock buybacks? Yahoo money management explains



Stock buybacks are when a enterprise buys back its share to reduce the number of outstanding shares on the sector, increasing the ownership of the stakeholder. It can impact share price and give off multiple signals about the strength of a enterprise when they are announced.
Yahoo money management’s Julie Hyman joins Wealth! to break down exactly what are stock buybacks and what investors need to know when companies announce these programs.

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