Think of Ben Graham back in the 30s, 40s & 50s... there were few people kicking the tires on
seemingly troubled companies that had a lot of unused assets.
Not exact matches
The
company was
troubled by a
seemingly intractable set of cash - flow problems.
The
company's new, low - calorie Truly fruity spiked seltzer was a bright spot, too, and yet a sign of where some of the
trouble lies: Not only are consumers shifting toward
seemingly healthier foods, they're looking for similar options when it comes to alcoholic beverages, as paradoxical as that may sound.
For those of us who use quantitative methods to aid our investing, this is particularly important, because many
companies are
seemingly cheap on GAAP book and earnings, but a review of the cash flow statement will often highlight the
troubles.