Joseph Carlson: DPZ — a company event

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not even on dividends keep in mind that this is a 14.8 billion dollar market cap company so one billion dollars of buybacks is a significant amount of their share so if you're investing in dominoes one of their biggest buyers is going to be the company themselves they generate such a consistently high and growing free cash flow every single quarter that they can continue to do these share buybacks and dividends for the long-term foreseeable future so i see the buybacks and the dividends as a continued long-term theme for dominoes they're going to continue to raise their dividend that's almost a certainty and they're going to continue to buy back their shares and not only does this help the earnings per share it helps the stock price go up but it also is somewhat of downside protection if domino's was to fall 30 or 40 percent in stock price these buybacks would go a lot further they'd be buying back 10 and 15 of the market cap instead of 7 so the buybacks become more attractive as the stock price goes down that is downside protection now continuing on we get to some of the risk factors here they do have a lot of debt dominoes carries more debt than most companies that's been their capital

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