RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:My Biggest Issue with Last QuarterDoesn't it make sense for them to draw on their credit line to repurchase shares? At these levels they would forgo paying a 12% dividend yield on the shares they buy back and instead pay a 4% interest or so on the borrowed funds. Let's do some quick math. Say the company buys back 1000 shares at 1.40. They would save paying $160 in annual dividends and instead pay $56 in annual interest ($1.40 X 1000 = $1,400 4% = $56). Seems like a no brainer to me :)