Monday, May 09, 2011 5:04:16 PM
Could it be that the company is just waiting to retire a large portion of the O/S as a way to defend against the shorts?
What do you know. Even the company thinks that repurchasing its own stock is harmful to the shorts.
The lower the stock goes, the more shares the company can buy back and the higher the company ownership of each individual share goes.
In theory, if HNSS were buying shares right now (and buying more of because of the cheap price), then my ownership in the company will also go up when they retire those shares.
Now if HNSS were to sell the company like they hinted at in the above quote, then this decline is actually good for me as an investor if HNSS is buying back shares because my ownership in the company is going up even though I may or may not of bought a single additional share.
Sounds good to me.
IMO
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