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To: MGV who wrote (162815)12/12/2013 9:59:28 PM
From: HerbVic  Read Replies (1) of 213176
 
The way I interpret the statement below is that he is applying the amounts to net of increase in domestic cash reserves for the period specified. That does not imply anything about growth. It simply says that domestic cash reserves for the period has remained flat while returning cash to shareholders and buying back stock. Considering the size of the program, that's really quite impressive. We can infer by extension that flat growth and continuation of the capital return program could result in a decline in domestic cash. However, this quarter seems to be shaping up for ~20% growth (WAG) and the coming year holds out for some new announcements.

I just don't see that there is anything to read into this that we don't already know.


In fact, we have returned to shareholders or invested essentially all of the increase in available net cash generated since the beginning of our capital return program in 2012.
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