Corporate debt is funding buyback plans: Nancy Tengler | Fox Business Video

Nancy Tengler from Laffer Tengler Investments discussed the impact of corporate debt on buyback plans during the first trading day of the fourth quarter. She also addressed the economic policies of Kamala Harris and her approach to investing in small-cap stocks.

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The trend of companies using debt for stock buybacks could lead to short-term boosts in stock prices as buybacks generally increase earnings per share. However, this strategy poses long-term risks if companies accumulate too much debt or if interest rates rise significantly.

As interest rates increase, the cost of servicing debt will rise, potentially leading to a decline in companies' stock prices. Investors should be cautious about sectors heavily reliant on corporate debt for buybacks.

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