Analysts compare repurchase prices with market prices sometime after the transactions factoring in the dividends saved to see if the repurchase was successful.

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This is a common method of evaluating the success of a share repurchase program, as it takes into account any dividend savings and compares the repurchase price with the market price at a later time.

Analysts Compare Repurchase Prices with Market Prices Sometime After the Transactions