Cathryn

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Australian Finance Podcast · Share Investing Q&A: Blue chip stocks, takeovers and jargon busting galore! · 24 May 2021 podcast

So everyone's assessment of value is different.

And typically we buy an item or invest our money into a company if value was greater than price.

So share price is what you see in your brokerage account, but the value to you, depending on your assessment of value using a different...

ratios or valuation model might be higher or lower than that price.

Yes, totally.

Day to day in the market.

And then in reality, the value doesn't change nearly as often as it does.

Following on from Owen, yeah, I really like the cash and debt thing.

Not a thing, but balance sheet is generally where I would go first.

But another thing is the cash flow statement.

So Owen said at the top of the show, cash is king and you can book all the revenue that you want, but you have to see that eventually turn into cash because that's ultimately what's going to sustain the business.

So in the cash flow statement, it's generally split into three sections.

So you've got operating cash flows, investing cash flows and finance cash flows.

So usually just you can focus on the top part at the start.

So just operating cash flows.

And ideally, you want to see that positive.

So the bottom number, when they add up outflows and inflows, you want to see a positive number because it means that the company can sustain its operations.

Good question.

I think my first port of call is generally the company website.

So just reading what it does, the different products, services, things like that.

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