Sunday, March 28, 2010

Investing Based on Cash Flow

In one of my first posts on this blog at the beginning of the year, I devoted an entire blog post to "My Dogs of the Dow". In that post, I detailed some of the metrics I use to identify undervalued stocks. Among the criteria is the price to cash flow ratio. While reading my new issue of Forbes over the weekend, I came across this article. The Forbes article details cash flow much more eloquently than I can, and in much more depth than I previously did. This is well worth the read, and I encourage everybody to take a look at this article and study it.

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DISCLAIMER: I started this blog as a way for people to exchange ideas relating to investing and finance, primarily. I am in no way a professional in these areas, merely a student of the financial world. The thoughts expressed on these pages have no connection to my employer in any way. Anybody reading this blog should do so with caution, exercise their own judgment, and do their own due diligence on any financial undertaking. About Me: I reside in New Jersey with my wife and my two dogs. I have a B.S. degree in Accounting with a minor in Finance, as well as an MBA in Accounting. Currently, I am employed as a forensic accountant, and am pursuing my CPA designation. I love the stock market, and picking stocks. I spend a great deal of time analyzing market data, as well as individual names.

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