@nataninvesting Should retire 4% of shares just this quarter. If NI remains the same in 2026, not crazy to estimate EPS to be $6.50 be year end. Granted, thatβs not using average share count over β26, just ending share count of ~800M, but stillβ¦
@dstressedcos@blondesnmoney@FundasyInvestor Would you not be paying borrowing cost if so? Which is practically the same (if not exactly the same) as the margin rate? Isnβt the point of this discussion to access capital at rates lower than the margin loan rate?
@blondesnmoney@FundasyInvestor Can you elaborate just a little more for us slower folk? Is the interest expense associated with this borrowing really an interest expense? Or is it deductible because itβs actually a short term loss on the spread?
@greiser@martinfrosa But itβs not separate. Rent avoidance needs to be factored into the equation. A cash savings is the same as income. You have to live somewhere. Adding in rental savings probably juices the returns another 4-5%