Buybacklash

Article Abstract:

Australian companies have spent more than $13 bil on stock buybacks and capital reductions since 1997. Share buybacks send a negative message to stockholders about a company, because that money could have been spent on enhancing the company's profitability. Economists say buybacks are logical when stock prices and interest rates are low.

Economic aspects, Stock redemption

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Blue sky's the limit

Article Abstract:

Issues discussed include a financial analyst's method of calculation, which allows investors to determine how much a stock's price is determined by actual company earnings and how much on speculation of future growth. Several companies stock prices are rated according to this model.

Statistical Data Included, Methods, Analysis, Evaluation, Speculation, Investments, Surveys, Financial analysis, Stock price forecasting, Price-earnings ratio, Price earnings ratio

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