Free cash flow is all what matters
Thanks for putting together such a comprehensive summary!
great content, thank you!
I think Shareholder Yield = Buyback yield + Dividend Yield
(you wrote Buyback Yield = Dividend Yield + Shareholder Yield)
Correct. I made the adaptions needed.
Thanks for noticing!
Acabo de leer el artículo sobre el FCF. Me ha parecido excelente y muy didáctico. Gracias por vuestro esfuerzo y generosidad.
Great article as always ! thank you very much !
Always learning something from you guys keep me brainstorming with your inputs
Very nice. Thank you. Written in terms even I can understand (been investing for 2 years). Now I know why Munger says "If there's no cash flow, just say no."
Question: why does Yahoo Finance use Levered cash flow? AAII use Net Cash Flow?
Hi,
Levered cash flow is the amount of CF a business has generated after it has paid its financial obligations.
Unlevered cash flow is the amount of CF has generated before paying its financial obligations.
In general, it is better to use the levered cash flow.
Keep up the good work you are doing . May God bless you !
Very good job! Keep it up! I would like to learn about “redflag”🚩
Thanks for the suggestion! We'll write something about this in the future.
Useful article. Thank you.
More on non-American small cap quality companies would be good.
UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, Sweden, France etc.
Amazing work like always
Really nice insights
Nice good work love❤ from India🇮🇳
Another insightful and very useful gem! It solidifies my thinking. Thank you!
Thank you very much! If you want to learn about a certain period in the future... just let us know!
Nice
It's an honor Ahmed! Which topics do you want to see covered in the future?
Hi , this content very helpfull . May I ask , what is the different between net earnings and net income ?
thank you
It’s actually the same. I am glad you like the article, Tjeng!
So Net income / net earnings = EAT ( earning after tax ) ? I mean i look number earning after tax right ? Or net income but not include tax ?
I look your formula FCF Conversion = FCF / net earnings
And I want to know if every month, I pay tax, I show in cash flow report in activities from operational ?
Please your guidance . Thank you so much
Net income is always after tax, indeed!
Thank you for your confirm.
Thanks for putting together such a comprehensive summary!
great content, thank you!
I think Shareholder Yield = Buyback yield + Dividend Yield
(you wrote Buyback Yield = Dividend Yield + Shareholder Yield)
Correct. I made the adaptions needed.
Thanks for noticing!
Acabo de leer el artículo sobre el FCF. Me ha parecido excelente y muy didáctico. Gracias por vuestro esfuerzo y generosidad.
Great article as always ! thank you very much !
Always learning something from you guys keep me brainstorming with your inputs
Very nice. Thank you. Written in terms even I can understand (been investing for 2 years). Now I know why Munger says "If there's no cash flow, just say no."
Question: why does Yahoo Finance use Levered cash flow? AAII use Net Cash Flow?
Hi,
Levered cash flow is the amount of CF a business has generated after it has paid its financial obligations.
Unlevered cash flow is the amount of CF has generated before paying its financial obligations.
In general, it is better to use the levered cash flow.
Keep up the good work you are doing . May God bless you !
Very good job! Keep it up! I would like to learn about “redflag”🚩
Thanks for the suggestion! We'll write something about this in the future.
Useful article. Thank you.
More on non-American small cap quality companies would be good.
UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, Sweden, France etc.
Amazing work like always
Really nice insights
Nice good work love❤ from India🇮🇳
Another insightful and very useful gem! It solidifies my thinking. Thank you!
Thank you very much! If you want to learn about a certain period in the future... just let us know!
Nice
It's an honor Ahmed! Which topics do you want to see covered in the future?
Hi , this content very helpfull . May I ask , what is the different between net earnings and net income ?
thank you
It’s actually the same. I am glad you like the article, Tjeng!
So Net income / net earnings = EAT ( earning after tax ) ? I mean i look number earning after tax right ? Or net income but not include tax ?
I look your formula FCF Conversion = FCF / net earnings
And I want to know if every month, I pay tax, I show in cash flow report in activities from operational ?
Please your guidance . Thank you so much
Net income is always after tax, indeed!
Thank you for your confirm.