google, is a beautiful thing.

" Buffett's opinion on stock buybacks
Warren Buffett has consistently defended stock buybacks, arguing that they can be a valuable use of corporate capital when done correctly. He emphasizes that buybacks should be made at value-accretive prices, benefiting all stakeholders, including shareholders who sell their shares and management. Buffett has also criticized those who argue that stock buybacks are harmful, calling them "economically illiterate" or "silver-tongued demagogues." He believes that when the share count goes down, the interest in the company's businesses goes up, and that every small bit helps if repurchases are made at value-accretive prices."


I agree with Uncle Warren when he's right, how about you fellas?


I guess I'm still here. Thank you.

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