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What type of an investor are you? | Difference between Growth Investor and Value Investor

Hi Pals, if you are new here, so just let me introduce you to “The Finance Magic” which is all about spreading financial knowledge. If you are new to the world of finance, then this is a place where you could rely without any doubt. So before moving on lets first understand a little bit about valuation and what type of an investor are you?

Free Cash Flow to the Firm - FCFF | Explained

What is FCFF? Free Cash Flow to the Firm or FCFF is the cash flow i.e. available to all the stakeholders of the business i.e Equity shareholders, Debt holders, Preference shareholder, Convertible bondholders, Stock option holder, etc. It is used to determine the Enterprise Value (EV) of the firm. FCFF is the actual cash flow left after paying off all the business expenses and accounting for depreciation expenses, taxes, working capital changes and investments. A positive free cash flow means a company has a sound financial health as compared to its peers. Such companies are considered cash rich companies. While a negative FCFF indicates, the company is not able to generate enough revenue to cover up its expenses and investment activities Calculations: There are three ways to calculate FCFF depending upon the type of entity, if it’s a listed entity, than it is easy to get the data from its financial statements and thus formula no. 1 is the first choice, however if it’s a pr...

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