Cash Flow, Profits And The Cash Conversion CycleCalculating cash flow is one of the most important tasks of the business owner. Revenue and expenses are rarely constant in a business and cash requirements need to be planned for shortfalls, seasonal factors or one time large payments. At the end of the day, a company that cannot pay its bills is bankrupt. Unfortunately, while many business owners concentrate solely on their revenues and expenses to manage their cash flow, it's usually poor management of the cash conversion cycle that so often leads to a cash crunch in the business. [More] | Investing in Dividend Paying StocksSometimes, the dividend yield of one stock may be 5.15%, and the following year or two (even with two dividend increases during those two years) the dividend yield would drop to less than 3%. This, for example, may mean the stock price would have risen from the 30 dollar range to the 60 dollar range. I have found that when that 5.15% dividend yield drops to around 1%, the company's stock in question becomes so high that the company usually has a stock split, as well as a dividend increase. [More] | NaturalGasStocks.com Features Energy Stocks Update: "Cleaning Up in Energy Services"www.NaturalGasStocks.com (NGS), a global investor website for the natural gas sector, is pleased to offer an updated exclusive commentary on energy stocks: "Cleaning Up in Energy Services”. The article is part of the ongoing "Insiders Corner” column, by well-known financial writer and author Michael Brush. Mr. Brush also writes a weekly market column for CNBC on MSN Money. Mr. Brush has covered business and investing for the New York Times, Money magazine and the Economist Group. [More] |
Credit Suisse Loses Confidence in Retailers
Shortly after the opening bell, brokerage firm Credit Suisse offered some opinions on the retailing sector, and the reviews were not positive...(Read More).
Winners and Losers for Week Ending 09/15/06
A few big winners this week…
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Bad Credit Mortgage Loans - Are You Killing Your Chances Of Getting Approved?
When you have poor credit, your list of lenders that will approve you for a home loan can shrink down very small. You want to make sure that you are doing everything in your power to keep your credit rating as high as you can.
Many people will unknowingly hurt their chances of get.
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