Interestingly enough, Berkshire Hathaway is famous for never paying dividends (except once, I think), and instead use the income to speculate on buying new companies. https://www.fool.com/investing/2026/09/12/berkshire-hathaway...

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Buybacks are dividends by another name.

But in that case, you do have to sell to get any cash out, so "never selling" is similar to reinvesting dividends.

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		Why would I want someone creating taxable events for me? Under the current tax regime, buybacks are vastly superior.