Sentences with phrase «hard cash flow»

So if I add $ 10,000 in revenue to my business, not only do I keep 50 - 60 % of that as hard cash flow, but I've also increased my net worth by $ 11,000 to $ 12,000 because I can theoretically sell that stream of revenue.

• Successfully documented $ 2.4 M in «hard cash flow reduction» savings.

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Still, it's hard to count T - Mobile out: The cash flow from its wireless business, paired with Legere's knack for us - against - them marketing, could be a winner again.

Unfortunately, it's much harder for owners to diversify their personal assets during lean business times than when the stock market is surging, along with the company's cash flow.

Small business owners learn (sometimes the hard way) that cash flow can make or break your business.

It's also hard to perfect an offering without steady cash flow.

«They're changing the way we watch TV and the way we stream video, but at 70 times earnings for a company that doesn't generate any cash flow, it's hard for me to invest at these levels.»

Sure, as we just discussed, cash flow is hard and so are things like acquiring customers and hiring, but not as hard as facing your own self - doubt, according to St. Claire.

Here's a bit of wisdom too many entrepreneurs have learned the hard way: when it comes to cash flow management, more isn't always better.

Boeing is working hard to keep its positive earnings and cash flow momentum going despite rising geopolitical risks.

Because net earnings can be easily manipulated and cash flows are harder to manipulate, this ratio is useful to analyze cash flow being paid in dividends.

Some investors have a hard time with the fact that physical gold will never make a distribution or generate a cash flow; gold miner stocks make dividends and report earnings, which can make valuation more straightforward.

It is hard to «mathematically» value early - stage businesses because of a lack of clarity on future possible cash flows.

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But if price appreciation becomes harder to come by, investors need to consider the role of positive cash flow, whether through dividends, or yields.

Being an entrepreneur means managing and learning how to do everything — and often the hard way — from surviving cash flow challenges and developing employees to navigating relationships with Global 100 companies.

Which may seem harder when we have less cash flow coming in.

We wanted real cash flow, not appreciation and it simply was too hard to find from 2003 - 2007.

Even if N has better products now, they will have a hard time keeping that edge as their lack of cash flows prevents them from investing as much as their more profitable competitors in product development.

Currently I'm using this cash flow to look for other property investment opportunities... I just think that it is going to be good to own hard assets in the future.

A strong footprint in each of the three segments also makes J&J one of the most diversified healthcare companies; and it'll need some serious blows to its 12 megabrands for the company's cash flows to be hit hard enough to hurt income investors.

The only real way to go about that would be somewhere in the hard asset class is: gold, precious metals, real estate, businesses that have operating cash flow, and stable demand things.

Things that actually in the case of hard assets real estate produces some cash flows as there are benefits there.

Time was not on our side — after being cash flow positive for almost a decade we had been hit hard by the junk bond credit crisis that started in mid 1990.

Bear in mind that homebirth midwives want cold, hard cash in advance, so a homebirth is not an attractive choice for families with cash - flow problems (which, like it or not, describes most US families at nearly all income levels).

Don't worry if you didn't get all of it — the cash flow statement is the hardest statement to understand.

It's simply hard to make that transition, and a lot of authors don't know to handle their cash flow.

Cash flow, doing proofs, and everything about the business is hard.

But if price appreciation becomes harder to come by, investors need to consider the role of positive cash flow, whether through dividends, or yields.

That's fine in the bull phase of the cycle, but it can spell trouble in the bear phase, when cash flow might go negative and skilled claims adjusters are hard to find.

Most investors don't want negative cash flow and if the home is rented it will be hard to sell to an owner occupied buyer.

But even aside from all that, I think the clearest answer to your question is what I said above: in general, it benefits the lender to attach conditions and parameters to loans in order to have many opportunities to penalize the borrower for making it hard for the lender to predict their cash flow.

Now you have gotten to the hard part, finding properties that will cash flow and can be bought below market value.

It makes it hard to estimate free cash flow.

Whether private corporates or securitized debts, there is no way to accurately estimate risks, unless you have a cash flow database of the underlying properties / assets, and aside from CMBS, that would be hard to get.

Companies are generally valued on a complex combination of current assets and likely future cash flows, the latter of which is exceptionally hard to calculate accurately.

An earnings yield of 14 % is hard to come by, especially in a company that can reasonably grow cash flows at 6 - 9 % per year for the next 4 - 5 years.

Ordinarily, reserving at short - tail insurers is hard to mess up, because the claim cash flows quickly reveal mistakes.

Our formula includes free cash flow to the firm (free cash flow to equity shareholders, plus interest expenses), because interest expenses are volatile and hard to predict with accuracy over the long term.

After your submit your application, Funding Circle will do a hard pull on your credit report and evaluate your real - time cash flow and online customer reviews.

While this isn't a bad thing, it's much harder to earn a high return via capital appreciation versus regular cash flow payments.

I would tell them: it is easy to change the discount rate, but hard to change the cash flows.

It's hard to fake free cash flow.

This is why the perspective of a value investor can be valuable in approaching markets... are you willing to do a cold hard analysis of the likely cash flows?

It is very hard to pin down what the value of a future set of cash flows from a business, be it cable TV or biotechnology, is going to be.

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The existing wells are having a hard time churning out reasonable free cash flow.

One can see the bubble forming, but figuring out when cash flow will be insufficient to keep the bubble financed is desperately hard.

Net - nets with positive cash flow are obviously the best but have been pretty hard to find in the past few years.

I thought hard about this and have determined that the strategy I will take now and going forward is to hedge by making sure I develop cash flow and alternative income streams via businesses and projects.