RE:RE:RE:RE:Don't understandI'm not sure the exact number, but i'll spin it another way.
$2.5 million is only 10-20% of their incremental cash for 2022, so their net cash will still substantially increase this coming year if they do a buyback.
...and the 10 million share retirement would be from 'weak' hands. So if 100 million shares are in short term traders/flippers then the company would be retiring 10 million of those 100 million shares (10%), not just taking the share count from 355M to 345M.
All perspective.