Use "buy back" in a sentence

1. Aunt Martha and I had sold our own houses so that we could buy back Nettle Farm

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2. She sat silently as the person she loved - had so foolishly trusted - explained about the man who’d been waiting for him when he’d got out of prison, and the note from his old boss, trying to buy back Frank’s loyalty with a huge payback

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3. Congress can buy back all the Treasury Bills in that Social Security Bin by 2037 when the Social Security program is supposed to go

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4. The proceeds were used for taxes, to buy some new tools for James, and to make a payment on the old family supply and repair shop near the caravan lot, which Jesus now proposed to buy back since James was old enough to work at the house shop and help Mary about the home

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5. then buy back 160 shares, leaving you with 160

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6. they should have some sort of “buy back” agreement

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7. Besides, where would the Jews find the money to buy back their houses? They have barely anything left in their possession right now, save for the clothes on their backs

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8. dividends or buy back shares of stock

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9. well as the input into the cost of debt, then the company can buy back its own lower

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10. than is deemed optimal, and buy back shares of stock

11. buy back shares of stock

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12. Most companies choose to do the latter, and buy backs have

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13. ‘’It will be used partly to buy back at fair market prices the lands, plantations and businesses belonging to the French who will leave Indochina

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14. dividends or stock buy backs, and less is paid out in more expensive interest

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15. At this point, the firm must overhaul its capital structure through acquisitions, stock buy backs or even divestiture

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16. they buy back shares with retained earnings

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17. the option to buy back in when they can

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18. their operations into the Usa, they needed to buy back my distribution

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19. Philips was doing the same thinguntil it sold its Polygram division (which, according to the rules of economics,it could buy back if it wanted)

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20. Her cars and her lifestyle were all gifts to buy back her affection, and now she was dependant on him

21. willing to buy back its shares from its investors at the end of every business

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22. `If their wages were really equal in value to the product of their labour,' Owen repeated, `they would be able to buy back not a small part - but the Whole

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23. The people who had got specially good bargains at the Sale took a deal of convincing; and in the end to sav6 time Bilbo had to buy back quite a lot of his own furniture

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24. Smart money players who are short will buy back some of their shorts into this weakness

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25. Common sense dictates that partial exits in these cases should be taken in the direction of the price movement: sell existing longs into strength and buy back existing shorts on weakness

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26. She can sell broader index futures or index ETFs and buy back the stocks she does not want to short

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27. bid: the price at which the managers of unit trusts will buy back the units from investors, compared with the offer at which they sell units; also loosely used for the offer in a takeover

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28. But, in fact, the desire to buy back shares cheaply may lead to a determination to reduce or pass the dividend, especially in times of general uncertainty

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29. We see some of this additional capital (not needed to finance sales) employed to buy back many of these very shares at one-fifth of the subscription price

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30. If the division between investment and speculative operations were as clear now as once it was, we might be able to envisage investors as a shrewd, experienced group who sell out to the heedless, hapless speculators at high prices and buy back from them at depressed levels

31. True, they had realized excellent profits, but in a broad sense the market “ran away” from them thereafter, and their formulas gave them little opportunity to buy back a common-stock position

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32. Companies should buy back their shares when they are cheap—not when they are at or near record highs

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33. Now that its shares were cheaper, did Oracle hasten to buy back more stock? Between June 1, 2001, and May 31, 2002, Oracle cut its repurchases to $2

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34. No wonder CEOs would much rather buy back stock than pay dividends—regardless of how overvalued the shares may be or how drastically that may waste the resources of the outside shareholders

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35. Therefore, the company typically feels compelled to buy back other shares to cancel out the stock issued to the option holders

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36. 1 Alternatively, you could buy back the call option, but you would have to take a loss on it—and options can have even higher trading costs than stocks

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37. The assumption behind all short selling is that the current price of a security is not sustainable, and that as the price falls, the investors will buy back the shares they have sold and make a profit

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38. As a result, not long after they went public, many thrifts started to buy back their shares

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39. If the stock shows signs of weakness, you may want to buy back the option you sold to close out the trade

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40. If this happened with Google, you would need to buy back the higher strike price ($530) for the current price (which often will be more than what you received when you sold the option) and keep the lower strike price ($520) put option, which will increase in value as the stock drops

41. Buy back the higher strike price

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42. Ultimately the trader will look to sell the calls back to someone and buy back the puts from someone else

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43. The trader needs to buy back the 10 lots he sold to restore delta-neutrality

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44. When he sells the calls, he will take off the delta-hedge; in other words buy back the spot, paying $99

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45. Of course, if we want to close out the hedge, we must also buy back the 50 underlying contracts that we originally sold

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46. In order to eliminate this requirement, and perhaps put the money to better use, the trader may want to buy back the options

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47. For example, during the credit downturn that began in 2008, those businesses that were beholden to the credit markets were scrambling for cash to pay off debt, while those in a stronger position were able to be opportunistic and buy back stock, make acquisitions, or grow

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48. If Dell wanted to use this cash to buy back its stock in the United States, it would have had to pay taxes in the United States at rates as high as 30 percent

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49. Management may decide to buy back stock as a one-time act, or you may see management lay out predetermined amounts each year that it plans to use for buybacks

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50. Instead, as the stock price increased, Western Union began repurchasing stock, announcing it was reinstating its plan to buy back $1 billion in stock each year

51. You have so little room for error now that you’d likely be forced to buy back your short put at the worst possible time, when the stock is on its low and the put option is trading at its highest implied volatility (i

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52. While this protection would ultimately disappear when that shorter-dated put expired we could then buy another short-dated put or buy back the put option we’re short

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53. Rather than taking the entire trade off to avoid pin risk, is there an easier way to avoid pin risk while potentially spending less on commissions and the bid/ask spread? Sure, we can just buy back the option we’re short

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54. 10 we paid to buy back our call

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55. The beauty of this trade is that on a day like today, when the Dow moves over 6%, the person who sold you the Puts is sweating bullets because he owes you $6,600 in intrinsic value in one day, plus time value, so it could cost him over $7,500 to buy back his Short Puts from you

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56. If there is a major negative breaking-news announcement about the stock on which you have Short Calls, by all means cut your losses; sell the stock and buy back the Calls

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57. To do so, you could buy back two of the Calls, probably at a profit of about $1 each and then sell 200 shares of the stock at a $2 loss per share

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58. The alternative to closing the spread is just to buy back the short call and let the long call continue to move higher

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59. The biggest risk at that point seems to be the potential that I will need to buy back the short July 70 call if it goes in-the-money (ITM)

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60. If it moves lower during trading hours, then you can just buy back the short put to cut your risk

61. If a manager is able to opportunistically buy back its own stock, it can drastically decrease the share count of the business

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62. Be Cautious Of Share Buy Backs Used To Off-Set Options Dilution

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63. As they do so, they are forced to buy back shares they have borrowed, and the result is a sharp and quick short-covering rally (what traders call a dead cat bounce)

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64. The relief rally itself may just be a spate of short-term profit taking or a short squeeze (where shorts are forced to cover their positions and buy back shares due to a surprising reversal), or it may be in response to news or an earnings announcement

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65. In another three years, by 1820, he had so managed his affairs that he was able to buy a small estate adjoining Bald Hills and was negotiating to buy back Otradnoe- that being his pet dream

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66. Who else will help me buy back Vamenos’ share of the suit?’

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67. Charles Tandy once told me that when the market went into a correction, and his stock was down, he would go to the bank and borrow money to buy back his stock, then repay the loans after the market recovered

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68. ‘I’ll sell most of my stuff as I’m scared I’ll lose the lot, and then buy back when things look better

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69. Buy back the put sold earlier and write a put option expiring in a future month

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70. In this case, it can benefit the option seller to buy back the option, thereby closing the trade and taking the profit off the table

71. As far as a short option position with a strike that is slightly out of the money, it may be prudent to buy back the option to avoid the risk of the option resulting in an account debit

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72. • Buy back shares of their own company stock

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73. A big bank account means the company can expand easily, buy better equipment, pay off unexpected expenses, and buy back shares of its own stock

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74. If they want to improve the earnings numbers, they can buy back shares, which causes the EPS to start to increase

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75. When a company does not buy back, that can be acceptable too; up to three percent dilution per year is acceptable

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76. The next best thing is for the company to buy back shares, if, of course, the existing business is generating an above-average return

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77. At those times, the company can buy back the shares to improve shareholder ownership

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78. Buffett’s constant reply is something along the lines of, if I feel Berkshire Hathaway trades at a deep discount to the intrinsic value and if I do not have any other opportunity to invest or acquire other businesses to generate more of a return than Berkshire Hathaway, then I would buy back the shares

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79. A company can buy back the shares from the open market and keep it in the Treasury for later use

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80. When the company generates a positive cash flow, it can invest in the business and improve the future earnings of the company or it can buy back the shares to increase existing shareholder ownership in the company

81. The company did not buy back any shares in the last three years

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82. Infosys did buy back shares recently, but in small quantities

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83. The company can manipulate the EPS numbers when they buy back the shares because the number of total diluted outstanding shares will be less

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84. They take the $120 billion in cash proceeds and buy back a significant amount of their equity

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85. When we see excess cash on a balance sheet we don't go in with a knee-jerk response like, “You better buy back your stock,” because that's limiting and can be stupid if done at the wrong time or for the wrong reasons

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86. Others say, “We buy back enough shares to offset the dilution of our stock-option grants

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87. So I get the argument, “Give me the money and I'll allocate it myself,” but smart corporate capital allocators can and should create value by using the money to buy back shares at a discount

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88. Erie moved up 50 percent in 24 hours, and the two Erie executives got authorization to buy back shares for the company at $50 from their own personal holdings, which they had bought at $35 after covering their shorts

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89. In another three years, by 1820, he had so managed his affairs that he was able to buy a small estate adjoining Bald Hills and was negotiating to buy back Otrádnoe—that being his pet dream

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