Cash Flow Statements Made Easy

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[buntistgesund]

Yes, please elaborate on the individual line items. Wonderful Video!

[nopenope]

This is absolutely wonderful! I wish I could give this a thousand more upvotes! I was looking for the information that you just described on the change of working capital for years and NO one could ever explain to me why the balance sheet did not equate to the cashflow statement! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!

[kangleli]

Jimmy, love your video!! Keep up great work!!

[Zooter]

This is Gold! Thanks Jimmy for this 🙏 🙌

[mangoinvests]

This video was very helpful jimmy!! Keep them coming.

[migueldixon]

Jimmy please elaborate on the individual line items. This video was amazing and really insightful. Also, if you could do a video analyzing a stock you are looking into (doing all the research and everything on the video) that would be spectacular!

[Djjsndnndnnzjjs]

Hi Jimmy, can you do a video on how to find and analyze SEC filings about management compensation and bonus structure so that we know how they are motivated? This plays a big role in investment decisions. I would like to see a compensation structure that aligns with shareholders interest

[Investingnights]

Thank you for video👍🏻
But I think the SBC is a real expense for shareholders and I prefer deduct the amount of SBC from CFO to get the real FCF which goes to shareholders.

[MishalMaganlal]

Thanks for this informative video Jimmy !

[SergiMedina]

Thank you very MUCH, Jimmy! This is really useful!