Not exact matches
The reverse is often true
when operating activities are a source of excess
cash flow, as the overflow often is used to reduce debt.
The focus remains squarely on
operating earnings, and
when cash flow is discussed, it is painfully clear that these people have no idea what they're talking about.
Net
operating cash flow has increased to $ 438.00 million or 16.80 %
when compared to the same quarter last year.
Net
operating cash flow has significantly decreased to $ 9.50 million or 94.11 %
when compared to the same quarter last year.
Net
operating cash flow has significantly increased by 53.66 % to $ 1,761.00 million
when compared to the same quarter last year.
Put another way,
when we examine the market as a whole, revenues are much more reliable «sufficient statistics» of long - term, deliverable
cash flows than current or forward
operating earnings are.
This will hurt your ability to
operate and increase the risk of insufficient
cash flow when paying back the loan.
I developed this analogy back
when I was a corporate bond manager, because there were some companies that would only stay afloat if they kept moving, i.e., if
operating cash flow continued at its projected pace.
No one knows
WHEN the issues will be resolved (could take years, yes) but company is generating north of $ 70M
operating cash flow on a $ 400M market cap and got a guy who owns 3.6 M shares at the helm.
If you strip out the «returns» from its merchant banking (it spun off with assets with book value far below actual value and slowly reported profits
when these discrepancies were recognized) and just look at the free
cash flow of its
operating businesses, the returns have been ok but nothing phenomenal.
That looks pretty rich
when its
operating free
cash flow margin's averaged just 6.8 % in the past two years, while free
cash flow was negligible.
So I'm just curious is there any accounting reversals or puts
when you think of the puts and takes the difference between EPS and
operating cash flow and is sort of impacting that?
Operating Cash Flow One of the things to look at when evaluating the stability of the company, you should take a look at the operating cash flow of the parent
Operating Cash Flow One of the things to look at when evaluating the stability of the company, you should take a look at the operating cash flow of the parent comp
Cash Flow One of the things to look at
when evaluating the stability of the company, you should take a look at the
operating cash flow of the parent
operating cash flow of the parent comp
cash flow of the parent company.
Positive
cash -
flow properties are the ones that have already a tenant paying rent
when they are acquired, and the rental income received is more than enough to cover
operating expenses, including property taxes and mortgage payments.
When counseling a client applicant (one who may or may not become a client) who has indicated that he wants a given amount of money per month return from an income property, one must not forget to find out whether he expects that amount of
cash flow return per month by personally
operating the property or whether the amount he wants is to come from a property under professional management.
As well, the CSA's review found a «lack of transparency» about the various adjustments made
when calculating certain financial measures to explain their
operating performance and / or
cash flows.