Share repurchase programs are typically viewed positively by the market as they can reduce the number of shares outstanding, potentially increasing earnings per share and return on equity. Additionally, they often reflect the management's belief that the company's shares are undervalued, which can be an encouraging sign for investors. The impact is scored as likely positive (1), with high relevance (100) due to the direct involvement of the company, substantial importance (75) as buybacks can affect stock performance, and high confidence (90) in the analysis based on typical market reactions to buybacks.