RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Strange trading last two days!Does net debt mean anything without understanding the interest rate that is applied to that debt?
In my opinion, no.
Given today's prime rate, and the fact that CJ has not aquired any net-new debt over that last year or so, the interest rate that their debt is negotiated at is likely far less than the current 9.51% that they are paying shareholders. To my simple way of thinking, that would make share buy-backs the priority as it may better contribute to the bottom line moving forward.
Am I thinking backwards?