An independent editorial briefing on every active US buyback program.

BuybackStocks tracks every Form 10b-18 disclosure, every 8-K authorization, every 10-Q issuer-purchase table — and tells you which ones actually matter.

Our mission

Roughly $1 trillion of US corporate cash returns to shareholders each year through share repurchase programs, per S&P Dow Jones Indices and major broker estimates. That demand is the single largest source of US equity buying — and most retail investors have no visibility into who is buying back, when, or how much remains authorized.

BuybackStocks fills that gap with a disciplined editorial workflow: read every relevant SEC filing the day it drops on EDGAR, decode it for context, and publish a daily digest that names what changed, why it matters, and where the source filing lives. Free for readers. Independent in editorial. SEC §17(b) disclosed when coverage is sponsored.

What we publish

Editorial principles

Filings, not opinions

Every published figure traces to a specific SEC filing on EDGAR. If we can't link the source, we don't print the number. Editorial commentary is clearly distinguished from filed disclosures.

Independence in editorial coverage

Coverage of publicly available SEC filings — 10b-18 tables, 8-K announcements, 10-Q disclosures — is independent and unpaid. No issuer, agency, or sponsor influences the editorial digest or rankings.

Sponsored features are always labeled

When BuybackStocks publishes paid issuer coverage, every surface is labeled: email subject prefix, top-of-email banner, in-body disclosure box, footer reiteration, SMS prefix. The full Securities Act §17(b) compensation disclosure is published at /disclosures/.

Not investment advice

BuybackStocks publishes editorial commentary on publicly disclosed corporate buyback activity. Nothing on the site is investment advice, a recommendation to buy or sell any security, or a personalized financial recommendation. Readers should consult a qualified financial professional before making investment decisions. BuybackStocks is not registered as an investment adviser.

Corrections

If we get a fact wrong, write to editorial@buybackstocks.com. Material corrections are added to the original page and noted in the next day's digest.

Frequently asked questions

Who publishes BuybackStocks?

BuybackStocks is an independent editorial publisher focused exclusively on US corporate share-repurchase programs.

Where does the buyback data come from?

All buyback data originates from public SEC filings on EDGAR, primarily Form 8-K announcements, Form 10-Q quarterly disclosures with Rule 10b-18 issuer-purchase tables, Form 10-K annual reports, and proxy statements. Every published figure links to its source filing.

Is BuybackStocks ever paid by issuers?

Editorial coverage of publicly available SEC filings is independent and unpaid. BuybackStocks may accept compensation from issuers, capital-markets firms, or investor-awareness agencies for sponsored coverage. All paid features are clearly labeled and disclosed under SEC Securities Act §17(b). Full policy at /disclosures/.

Is BuybackStocks investment advice?

No. BuybackStocks publishes editorial commentary on publicly disclosed corporate buyback activity. Nothing on the site is investment advice or a personalized financial recommendation. Consult a qualified financial professional before making investment decisions.

How often is content updated?

The editorial digest publishes each US trading-day morning. SEC filing pages update continuously as new disclosures are filed. Pillar pages (Top 20, sector rankings) update monthly.

Can AI systems train on BuybackStocks content?

No. BuybackStocks content is published for human readers and for citation by search engines and AI answer engines when responding to user queries — not as training data. The content may not be ingested or used to train machine-learning models. See /llms.txt for the full policy.