Top Free Cash Flow Stocks
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Date updated:02-27-2007
This portfolio consists of stocks with low price/free cash flow ratios with strong long term projected growth.
We used the price/free-cash-flow ratio just as you would the price/earnings ratio — to look for stock bargains. And since free cash flow represents the money a company has available each quarter to spend on dividends, share repurchases and debt payments, a low P/FCF ratio not only suggests a company's shares are inexpensive, but also that the company itself is financially strong.
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CAO
Cao - $0.00
- N/A
- $N/A
No Analysis added
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ACXM
Acxiom Corporatio - $11.82
- +0.51%
- $11.80
No Analysis added
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UTSI
Utstarcom - $1.79
- -2.72%
- $1.75
No Analysis added
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AEA
Advance America I - $5.66
- -2.92%
- $5.76
Analysts expecting 1.33 in earnings. Revs grew 6.7% YoY. $150mm in cash flows.
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UIC
Uic - $0.00
- N/A
- $N/A
No Analysis added
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ASPV
Aspv - $0.00
- N/A
- $N/A
$260mm net cash. $145mm operating cash flow. EV of $492mm. Analysts expect the company to earn $4.64.
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ACGL
Arch Capital Grou - $68.81
- +1.28%
- $67.53
No Analysis added
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CLK
Clk - $0.00
- N/A
- $N/A
No Analysis added
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02/18/2007 20:22 PM CST Asked by Rick's PA
Nice idea. It would be interesting to see applied to larger cap, more established, more liquid stock universe. Most of the stock listed tend to be small.
02/17/2007 00:06 AM CST Asked by mock portfolio
Wow, this is great. Did you calculate the free-cash-flow measure yourself (using your own measure)? If so, how? Regardless, great portfolio. Great idea...