(Reuters) - Over the past week, 54 buybacks totaling $20.1 billion were
announced, the 14th week of the past 15 that new stock buybacks
exceeded $10 billion, TrimTabs Investment Research of Santa
Rosa, California, said late on Thursday.
"Corporate America is sure not acting as if it sees trouble
ahead. Indeed, corporate America is doing what it has always
done when stocks sell-off: they start buying," said Charles
Biderman, chief executive of TrimTabs, in a statement.
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announced, the 14th week of the past 15 that new stock buybacks
exceeded $10 billion, TrimTabs Investment Research of Santa
Rosa, California, said late on Thursday.
"Corporate America is sure not acting as if it sees trouble
ahead. Indeed, corporate America is doing what it has always
done when stocks sell-off: they start buying," said Charles
Biderman, chief executive of TrimTabs, in a statement.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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