Top Free Cash Flow Stocks
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Created by Pam
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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 - $11.99
- +0.17%
- $11.99
No Analysis added
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UTSI
Utstarcom - $1.90
- -5.47%
- $2.00
No Analysis added
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AEA
Advance America I - $6.24
- +0.97%
- $6.17
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 - $69.31
- -1.94%
- $69.68
No Analysis added
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CLK
Clk - $0.00
- N/A
- $N/A
No Analysis added
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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...