Hey Insiders, As stock prices have declined, many companies have started to buy back large portions of their stock to benefit from a future bull run. Today we will look at companies that have been buying back shares and continue to have the liquidity to buy back shares moving forward. |
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 Stocks to Watch: Capital One (NYSE: COF) - The company's outstanding number of shares has decreased by 13.2% in the last year.
- The company currently trades at a 40.7% P/E ratio discount compared to its five-year average.
- The company currently has a 52.5% debt-to-capital, meaning that the company can afford to continue purchasing more shares.
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 Stocks to Watch: Discover Financial Services (NYSE: DFS) - The company's outstanding number of shares has decreased by 8.2% in the last year.
- The company currently trades at a 25.5% P/E ratio discount compared to its five-year average.
- The company currently has a 59.2% debt-to-capital, meaning that the company can afford to continue purchasing more shares.
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 Stocks to Watch: Fortune Brands Home & Security (NYSE: FBHS) - The company's outstanding number of shares has decreased by 6.6% in the last year.
- The company currently trades at a 32% P/E ratio discount compared to its five-year average.
- The company currently has a 54.3% debt-to-capital, meaning that the company can afford to continue purchasing more shares.
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 Stocks to Watch: Synchrony Financial (NYSE: SYF) - The company's outstanding number of shares has decreased by 14.9% in the last year.
- The company currently trades at a 29.4% P/E ratio discount compared to its five-year average.
- The company currently has a 47.6% debt-to-capital, meaning that the company can afford to continue purchasing more shares.
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 Stocks to Watch: PVH Corp (NYSE: PVH) - The company's outstanding number of shares has decreased by 5.1% in the last year.
- The company currently trades at a 54.5% P/E ratio discount compared to its five-year average.
- The company currently has a 41.9% debt-to-capital, meaning that the company can afford to continue purchasing more shares.
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 Stocks to Watch: FLEETCOR Technologies (NYSE: FLT) - The company's outstanding number of shares has decreased by 7.6% in the last year.
- The company currently trades at a 30.2% P/E ratio discount compared to its five-year average.
- The company currently has a 68.6% debt-to-capital, meaning that the company can afford to continue purchasing more shares.
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 Stocks to Watch: Stanley Black & Decker (NYSE: SWK) - The company's outstanding number of shares has decreased by 6.3% in the last year.
- The company currently trades at a 29.1% P/E ratio discount compared to its five-year average.
- The company currently has a 55.2% debt-to-capital, meaning that the company can afford to continue purchasing more shares.
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 Stocks to Watch: Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) - The company's outstanding number of shares has decreased by 5.7% in the last year.
- The company currently trades at a 36.2% P/E ratio discount compared to its five-year average.
- The company currently has an 11.7% debt-to-capital, meaning that the company can afford to continue purchasing more shares.
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