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Apple has plowed over $500 billion into stock buybacks since 2012 โ more than Visa, JPMorgan, or Exxon are worth
(markets.businessinsider.com)
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Is there no scenario in which a company could buy back their stocks? Or are companies that offer stock forever stuck with never getting those back? That would kill a lot of opportunities for companies to start up, expand their business, or take advantage of other opportunities to grow. You can't always get money from a bank loan.