“If companies buy back 10% of equity, static investors must see price rise ~20% to stay at 50-50 allocation.”

Victor Haghani · The Rational Reminder Podcast · Who Causes Stock Market Anomalies? (w/ Victor Haghani)

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Illustrated how static 50/50 investors cause stock price to rise 20% when companies buy back 10% of equity, because static investors must rebalance to target weights

10% buyback → 20% price rise; 1% buyback → 2% price rise (for 50/50 static investors)

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