0:20 Price to cash flow (P/CF) is a valuation method 0:29 It better assesses a company's TRUE value 0:47 The most popular valuation metric is the P/E ratio, though 0:56 But P/CF is another fantastic ratio and professional investors prefer it 1:12 Cash is vital to a company's financial health 1:27 Cash can't be manipulated on the income statement like earnings can 2:04 Professional investors prefer P/CF 2:20 Stock price divided by cash 2:30 The lower number the better 2:42 For P/E, 15 to 20 is good 2:53 Think about what the average P/CF is in general 3:03 For all the companies in the S&P, right now, it's a 14.05 P/CF 3:24 (Chart of stock performance based on P/CF over 10 years) 5:56 I like to look at P/CF on a relative measure (based on the industry) 6:16 Companies in computer software average P/CF of 19.2, but for telecommunication it's 6 6:39 You'd be wise to compare P/CF to their industry 7:20 (Metrics to look for) *1-year projected growth rate greater than avg. for S&P 500, *current cash flow greater than its 5-year avg., *P/CF less than its industry median
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Im dyslektic and dont like all the screens begind you. It taking my attention and I cant fully focus on your great speach. May you please next time remove them or just show static pictures on them? Thank you
0:20 Price to cash flow (P/CF) is a valuation method
0:29 It better assesses a company's TRUE value
0:47 The most popular valuation metric is the P/E ratio, though
0:56 But P/CF is another fantastic ratio and professional investors prefer it
1:12 Cash is vital to a company's financial health
1:27 Cash can't be manipulated on the income statement like earnings can
2:04 Professional investors prefer P/CF
2:20 Stock price divided by cash
2:30 The lower number the better
2:42 For P/E, 15 to 20 is good
2:53 Think about what the average P/CF is in general
3:03 For all the companies in the S&P, right now, it's a 14.05 P/CF
3:24 (Chart of stock performance based on P/CF over 10 years)
5:56 I like to look at P/CF on a relative measure (based on the industry)
6:16 Companies in computer software average P/CF of 19.2, but for telecommunication it's 6
6:39 You'd be wise to compare P/CF to their industry
7:20 (Metrics to look for)
*1-year projected growth rate greater than avg. for S&P 500,
*current cash flow greater than its 5-year avg.,
*P/CF less than its industry median
8:13 How those 5 stocks have done the past 5 years:
BR +112.91%
LCC (no longer listed)
MRH (no longer listed)
NFLX +180.87%
PSEM (no longer listed)
Wow Kevin is up 738% If he held on Netflix from when this was released to today!
which is a better ratio ?
price to cash flow or
price to free cash flow?
Thank you so much for sharing this useful data !!!! Greatly appreciated .
Im dyslektic and dont like all the screens begind you. It taking my attention and I cant fully focus on your great speach. May you please next time remove them or just show static pictures on them? Thank you