Not exact matches
This is especially true for new or struggling
small business owners who are often strapped for finances, and
therefore, need to make the most of their
cash flow.
Therefore, bonds and
cash as a percentage of TOTAL NET WORTH is likely even
smaller given equity and fixed income investments aren't usually 100 % of one's net worth.
Therefore, even a
small cash back reward can be great for individuals with bad credit.
If you add in some quality metrics (eg, to filter out miners over-investing), this tends to throw up situations where metrics like ROE may have been impeded by some temporary setback (which might affect your valuation models negatively), but where the underlying
cash flow / quality of earnings remains strong, or
small growing companies where
cash flow is improving at a faster rate than earnings, and it's just a matter of time before earnings (and
therefore valuation) catch up.
Therefore, I think year - end net
cash of $ 7.2 million (equating to 7.2 cts per share), or a
small wind - down discount to this amount, is perhaps the most reasonable indicator of remaining / underlying value to focus on here.
Therefore, the most mindful long term mixed portfolio for right now is likely heavy on stocks (in the 80 % or more range) and contains a relatively
small amount of
cash ballast.
As long as there is increasing mortality and level premiums, there will be
cash values, and while term insurance has
cash values
small enough to be legally ignored (and
therefore not exist from the consumer's perspective), a correctly priced whole life policy will always have
cash value build up to face amount by the end.
While there are many applications for paying people, such as Square
Cash and Google's Android Pay, PayPal remains the largest payment platform on the Internet;
therefore, its barrier of entry for paypal.me is
smaller.