Why Analyze?
Everyone agrees it is important to "do your homework" before investing in a company, however this means different things to different people. The common sense goal for conservative investors is to achieve above average returns with below average risk. Our research has shown, the best way to achieve this goal is to invest in strong cash flow companies. Why is Cash Flow Statement analysis so important? There are 3 financial statements that public companies file with the SEC: Income Statement, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow Statement. Most investors and investment professionals agree it is important to analyze a company's ...
Honor Roll Companies
Cash Flow Statement 101 provides subscribers with 3 Honor Roll lists. These list are made up of the top cash flow companies in the market. All honor roll lists are organized by large cap, mid cap and small cap. Cash Flow Honor Roll The Cash Flow Honor Roll is a list of the top cash flow stocks in the market. Qualifications: Positive Free Cash Flow Free Cash Flow Greater than Earnings Minimum $300 Million Market Cap Non-financial, publicly traded U.S. Equity Learn more about the Cash Flow Honor Roll list. Dividend Honor Roll The Dividend Honor Roll is a list of the top cash flow stocks that pay ...
Performance
Our research shows that investing in the top cash flow companies can help you to earn strong returns in a more consistent and conservative manner. To demonstrate the value of this investment strategy, we tested the investment criteria for our Cash Flow Honor Roll in a 13 year historical back test. The results of this back test were then compared to the S&P 500 performance over the same time period. The results show that investing $1.00 at the start of 1998 in a S&P 500 index would be worth $1.56 on June 30, 2011 (Q2 2011). However, investing ...
Portfolio Analysis
Once you have made an investment, it is vitally important to continue to monitor each investment in your portfolio. Cash Flow Statement 101 makes it easy to monitor your portfolio and watch list of potential investments. Simply add the stocks to your portfolio or watch list, and with a single click get a cash flow statement analysis summary for the stocks you have included. A list of stocks for both your portfolio and watch list are stored on your computer, so the next time you return to Cash Flow Statement 101 you will not have to enter your ...
