Not exact matches
As explained in this May 12 blog post, the model portfolio of my nightly stock and ETF picking newsletter (which is less than $ 2 per day
based on annual rate) has
largely been positioned in
cash due to choppy market conditions (capital preservation mode).
A: While we will look at the principal's credit, approval will
largely be
based on the value of the underlying asset, and often in spite of
cash flow, financial condition, sales history, or other conventional lending criteria.
I was a little reluctant to highlight the Mississauga, Ont. -
based company because I'm not keen
on evaluating financial firms
based largely on their earnings and
cash flows.
Other differences are simply a result of managing a large portfolio
on a daily
basis with
cash flows regularly moving in and out, as opposed to the smaller,
largely static personal portfolios that newsletter readers typically manage
on a monthly
basis.
[WWF have claimed that the long - term costs could be offset by energy savings in all areas, but this appears to be
based largely on wishful thinking and, at any rate, no discounted
cash flow analysis was made to include the investment cost, nor was any estimate provided for the amount of global warming that would be averted.]
The costs of legal aid administration reduced by # 3.1 million, when calculated
on a
cash basis; although total administration costs rose by # 3.3 million,
largely due to the development of the widely criticised CCMS system for civil applications and bill processing, which will now not become mandatory until February 2016.