Surge Pricing at Starbucks?

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🗓️ 8 March 2017

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Summary

Are stock buybacks a bullish indicator? When should investors sell their winners? Should Starbucks steal a page from Uber and adopt surge pricing? Analysts Matt Argersinger and Ron Gross tackle those questions and discuss the future of Trip Advisor.

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0:00.0	It's Wednesday, March 8th.
0:03.4	Welcome to Market Flory.
0:04.7	I'm Matt Greer and joining me in studio we've got Ron Gross from Motley Full Total Income
0:09.1	and Matt Arger Singer from Million Dollar Portfolio.
0:12.1	Gentlemen, welcome.
0:13.2	How you doing, Matt?
0:14.7	Guys, I'm doing well, and we're going to try something
0:16.7	a little different today.
0:17.6	We are going with an all-mailbag episode.
0:20.6	Full mailbag, okay?
0:21.8	Okay, all right. So let's get right to it.
0:23.7	Like I have a choice.
0:24.6	Good, you have no choice.
0:26.1	And we're gonna begin with a question about stock buybacks
0:29.0	from Tom Smith from Antioch, California.
0:32.0	How are stock buybacks actually done?
0:34.4	For example, did Home Depot just put 15 billion in their Schwab account and then put in a
0:38.8	limit order? It seems like they have to be careful not to make huge purchases that would shoot their stock price up too.
0:45.0	I'm just curious as to the mechanics of the repurchase process.
0:49.0	Ron Gross.
0:50.0	Well, nothing says good podcast like the mechanics of stock buy bags, but I will refer all everyone to
0:55.4	SEC Rule 10B 18. Of course, I'm sure most of us are familiar with it.
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