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Goldman: Investors Aren't Rewarding Share Buybacks Like They Used To

TedTed
in The OT Bullpen
FYI: A big component of the run-up in the stock market might be slowing down.
Years of low interest rates in the post-financial crisis era have encouraged Corporate America to borrow from the bond market to pay their shareholders through stock buybacks.
Regards,
Ted
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-08-01/goldman-investors-aren-t-rewarding-share-buybacks-like-they-used-to
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