What is a Share Repurchase?
A Share Repurchase is a program setup by a company to repurchase, or “Buy Back”, its own shares of stock. These purchases are made either on the open market, or in a tender offer directly with large shareholders, to reduce the number of outstanding shares. Typically when a company announces a Share Repurchase program, it is an indication their stock is currently undervalued.
How do I subscribe?
Click on Subscribe from the main menu bar, select one of the available subscription options!
Once I subscribe, what's next?
Once you complete the steps to subscribe, you will receive an additional email invite within 2-3 business days. This invite will allow you to register and create a login to our site, which will give you access to the Newsletter page to view our current portfolio!
Is following the Share Repurchase Newsletter time consuming?
Not at all! Using less than 10 minutes each month, you can view our selection for the month, read our breakdown, and place a buy order for this month's stock pick using your chosen trading platform. Quick and easy to follow strategy!
What trading platform do you use to execute your trades?
I use many trading platforms in general, but The Share Repurchase Newsletter portfolio is in TD Ameritrade. I like their combination of features and price per trade. There are many options available, and you should use what you feel comfortable with while considering price, trade execution time, and ease of use. When I first started trading stock, I used the Think or Swim platform to execute paper trades (play money) to get used to trading, test what I learned, and learn how to properly execute trades. You can compare costs for a few platforms on TD Ameritrade's site.
Here's a list of all of the platforms I've used, with each having it's own pros and cons. I will provide a future blog post detailing these pros and cons, but here's a list of all the platforms I've personally used to any degree.
TD Ameritrade (Think or Swim), Trade King, E*Trade, Motif Investing, Loyal3 (Now FolioFirst), Schwab, Robinhood, Fidelity, and I'm sure I'm leaving something out! If you would like a referral link for TD Ameritrade, or any other platform, please use the form at the bottom of this page and I will send a referral link to you. Thanks!
Disclaimer? I do not work for, am not paid by, nor do I own the stock of any of the trading companies listed above. Some do however provide a bonus for referring new customers through referrals, some provide bonuses to both the referral (you) and the referrer (me), and some don't provide anything at all. Use your referral wisely and make sure that you meet the minimums for some of the bonuses to activate!
A Share Repurchase is a program setup by a company to repurchase, or “Buy Back”, its own shares of stock. These purchases are made either on the open market, or in a tender offer directly with large shareholders, to reduce the number of outstanding shares. Typically when a company announces a Share Repurchase program, it is an indication their stock is currently undervalued.
How do I subscribe?
Click on Subscribe from the main menu bar, select one of the available subscription options!
Once I subscribe, what's next?
Once you complete the steps to subscribe, you will receive an additional email invite within 2-3 business days. This invite will allow you to register and create a login to our site, which will give you access to the Newsletter page to view our current portfolio!
Is following the Share Repurchase Newsletter time consuming?
Not at all! Using less than 10 minutes each month, you can view our selection for the month, read our breakdown, and place a buy order for this month's stock pick using your chosen trading platform. Quick and easy to follow strategy!
What trading platform do you use to execute your trades?
I use many trading platforms in general, but The Share Repurchase Newsletter portfolio is in TD Ameritrade. I like their combination of features and price per trade. There are many options available, and you should use what you feel comfortable with while considering price, trade execution time, and ease of use. When I first started trading stock, I used the Think or Swim platform to execute paper trades (play money) to get used to trading, test what I learned, and learn how to properly execute trades. You can compare costs for a few platforms on TD Ameritrade's site.
Here's a list of all of the platforms I've used, with each having it's own pros and cons. I will provide a future blog post detailing these pros and cons, but here's a list of all the platforms I've personally used to any degree.
TD Ameritrade (Think or Swim), Trade King, E*Trade, Motif Investing, Loyal3 (Now FolioFirst), Schwab, Robinhood, Fidelity, and I'm sure I'm leaving something out! If you would like a referral link for TD Ameritrade, or any other platform, please use the form at the bottom of this page and I will send a referral link to you. Thanks!
Disclaimer? I do not work for, am not paid by, nor do I own the stock of any of the trading companies listed above. Some do however provide a bonus for referring new customers through referrals, some provide bonuses to both the referral (you) and the referrer (me), and some don't provide anything at all. Use your referral wisely and make sure that you meet the minimums for some of the bonuses to activate!
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