Free Cash Flow Explained
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- Investing Lecture: How To Read A Cash Flow Statement.
In this stock market for beginners series, Brian Feroldi and Brian Stoffel explain the basics of cash flow statement. In this cash flow statement tutorial, they talk about what is a cash flow statement, how to read a cash flow statement, and provide a cash flow statement example. The cash flow statement is one of the three main financial statements that ALL stock market investors need to know. The cash flow statement is explained in simple terms.
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Published on 10/30/21
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0:00 Intro
0:32 What is a cash flow statement
3:45 Operating Activities
4:55 Investing Activities
5:30 Free Cash Flow
7:55 Financing Activities
9:03 Simple Cash Flow Statement Example
13:05 Netflix Cash Flow Statement Example
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You guys should create a playlist of similar videos to this that examine balance sheet and income statement! That way it's all easily accessible once viewers find one of them.
Will do -- we plan on remaking many of these
You folks are awesome. Giving so much knowledge in the most simplistic and easy to understand format.
I also like the fact that while your videos are informative, they're kept bite size. That's truly the awesome part.
We try to keep them short!
Thank you so much, I',m 20 yo from Mexico and I've been learning a lot to start investing in the stock market, since I just got experience from fixed rent, and this video has helped to better understand some concepts.
This will make me a better investor because by looking at the FCF statement in parallel with the income statement I will have a better overall picture of where the business actually stands. Thank you!
This was amazingly helpful! Thank you very much!
Keep up the good work. Netflix is a good example of why investors need to be able to understand the statements. Someone might think the company is durable while the financials speak something else.
To be clear, I own netflix and have for years. There's nothing nefarious going on -- its just a great example!
Lovely video. Probably the best one I found on this topic. Thank you!
Thanks for explaining this in such a lucid manner and with multiple examples as well.
Glad it was helpful!
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Great content! Thank you so much for taking the time. Great recap for this earnings season
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Super helpful, still trying to piece together my investing style. Really appreciate all these videos.
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You guys are doing great work with these fundamental breakdowns! I think all investors should subscribe.
Appreciate that!
This is gold, thank you.
No problem, Skyler W! Just glad to hear it was helpful.
This was incredibly helpful!!
Glad to hear it Derick!
Thanks. You are great, guys! Keep it up!!
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Love this video!!!!!
Glad you liked it Frank!!
Great video. I learnt a lot. Thanks Brian’s
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Great video, thanks!
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This completes our trifecta of coverage in the financial statements! You can find the balance sheet video here: th-cam.com/video/a8I9rw2HVOU/w-d-xo.html. And the income statement video here: th-cam.com/video/tzxzBRCaJiQ/w-d-xo.html
Excellent explanation!
Glad it was helpful!
Just last night I thought I must have missed the CF statement video! Great content as always, Brians!
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Thanks Andreas Wielandt!
Excellent example. Thanks Brians
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@BrianFeroldiYT I've enjoyed all your videos. I continue to learn a lot from you both. Thanks so much
Thanks for the video. Very very helpful. Is the presentation somewhere available? Thanks!
Glad you find our content helpful, Tom Lukacevic!
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I refer to the non cash charges at time stamp9:35, so you did not pay for the coffee toaster? Can you elaborate this part? Thanks Brian!
Does Cafe Sole have a mission statement? And I can't find their Glassdoor reviews. Also, the moat seems open to disruption, and we haven't seen much for optionality. I like the the solid financials and skin in the game though. Intriguing founder, I'm a fan of his, but not sure if his company is investable.
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Please collaborate or get active with Indian listed companies too...NSE, BSE listed...
The comment on Issue/repurchase stock says : any cash gained or lost from debt obligations ..is this not a typo ? should be : any cash gained or lost from share transactions ? this confuses me ...sorry if i'm wrong .
Why are the remaining lines of cash flow from investing activities not part of free cash flow? I.e. why only CAPEX?
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Shares issued for conversion of debt and accrued interest
Can u explain this to me?
Some debt is convertible -- rather than being paid back, it becomes stock instead. This leads to high dilution if converted.
How did u get to 2.9k beginning of cash???
For Brian's business? That was a call back to our Balance Sheet video.
@@BrianFeroldiYT ohh thank you!
Why did you 150 for depreciation? That's a loss and should have been subtracted?