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Why Stock Buybacks Won't Save the Market This Time
Some investors have blindly trusted Wall Street's "buy the dips" mantra ever since 2009. And companies have obliged by spending some $2.3 trillion on stock buybacks since then.
But there's a growing concern that as stocks start to head lower, the money companies spend on buybacks would be better spent on improving long-term return prospects.
Some investors have blindly trusted Wall Street's "buy the dips" mantra ever since 2009. And companies have obliged by spending some $2.3 trillion on stock buybacks since then.
But there's a growing concern that as stocks start to head lower, the money companies spend on buybacks would be better spent on improving long-term return prospects.