RE: Steady up buyers5 Apr 2024 09:20
I dont see eye to eye with LTI on many things, but when it comes to buy backs, I share LTI's understanding of the mechanics.
Clearly if the SP is lower, a set amount of cash will buy more shares. The more shares are bought back, the lower the total amount of divi expense, or the reduced share number can pay out an increased divi at the same overall cost.
It also clear that the MC is not affected by the buy back.
Lastly, non performing parts of the company are a liability to Vodafone, not and asset, and as far as Voda are concerned they therefore carry no value, other than asset value.
The problem is when inexperienced posters come onto the board and spread the half truths they have read or misunderstood from elsewhere. They are so convinced they know what they are talking about when clearly they do not.