Sentences with phrase «term cash flow approach»

Not exact matches

Corporate venture - capital firms that benefit from high cash flows might be willing to spread out their investments over a few similar companies and take a back seat in terms of driving their growth, while a venture - capital firm is typically motivated to take a more focused and hands - on approach for its portfolio companies.

This approach allows you to keep the business long - term and maintain the monthly cash flow it provides while also freeing yourself from the daily management and workload.

One is legitimate — every year in which short - term interest rates are expected to be zero instead of say, a typical 4 %, should reasonably warrant a 4 % valuation premium in stocks and bonds, over and above run - of - the - mill historical norms (one can demonstrate this using any discounted cash flow approach).

Meeting a temporary cash flow need requires a different approach than borrowing to purchase a heavy piece of equipment, expand into a new location or meet some other long - term capital need.

One can demonstrate the arithmetic quite simply using any discounted cash flow approach, and it holds for stocks, bonds, and other long - term securities.

Having spent over 20 years of my career in a seasonal small business, I've learned that taking a strategic approach to managing the business and business finances will not only keep your business cash flow positive during the slack times, it will help you stay focused on your business» long - term financial health when it's flush with cash.

Concentrating on long - term growth in NAV ought to give OPMIs far greater downside protection than would the conventional approach where the emphasis is on predicting periodic future operating cash flows or earnings (with earnings defined as creating wealth while consuming cash).

He further concluded that, as completion of the sale agreements approached in April 2005, and the directors came to appreciate that the club would have insufficient funds from the completion monies with which to make a substantial additional payment to E, all that had been agreed between them was the principle that he should receive a substantial payment as soon as the club was in a position to make it, out of monies flowing to the club from the claimant companies in connection with the project, but that no specific amount had been agreed, nor any requests made to the claimants that they should bear the burden, either in terms of cash flow or expense sharing.

One possible hybrid between the two approaches could be to split your long term plan into two phases - an acquisition phase where you roll all cash flow into your next purchase, and add properties as quickly as is prudent.