As long as cash flows remain strong Wall Street is continuing its love affair with dividends and buybacks, BobPisani says.
Warren Buffett called people opposed to buybacks "financial illiterates." There may be opposition to buybacks, but as long as cash flows remain strong Wall Street is continuing its love affair with dividends and buybacks. 2022 was a record year for both dividends and buybacks for S & P 500 companies: Buybacks: $930 billion Dividends: $564 billion Source: S & P Global It looks like this is continuing into 2023.
5 billion in the second quarter; it had previously been $15 billion. That's following up on its announcement In late January, when it said it would buy back $75 billion over the next several years. If fully executed, that would amount to about 20% of the shares outstanding. We don't have data for 2023 yet, but Howard Silverblatt from S & P Global tells me, "I'm looking for $1 trillion in S & P buybacks and a mid-single digit increase in dividends.
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