What is a cash flow statement? - MoneyWeek Investment Tutorials
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2012
- Often hidden in a company’s accounts, a cash flow statement is a vital document if you're looking to invest in a company. Tim Bennett explains what it is, and what it can reveal to investors.
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This was simply amazing. Thank you so much for posting, I learn more watching your videos than I ever learned in University. You're a great teacher man!
You definitely have a gift for teaching.
I like how you've thought throught your explanations carefully and put things into context rather than just improvising (or at least it seems that way).I wish some of my lecturers were like that ... Good videos
great lesson, John Oliver
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Feel like I wasted fees in uni
How can you say that ???
Because he elucidates so much clearer
you did
U are not alone
@@kechomdieudonne1428 cos utube videos are much more efficient than boring classroom lectures..and we can watch these on our convenience, when our concentration is high
I am thinking about doing that as part of a follow up video. Thought I would leave it out in the introductory one. Tim.
Love how you explain everything so simply, and in a very relatable manner :)
Sir u r a legend .. thanks 4 the video it helped me a lot in my Accounts Presentation...thank u very much
Your rock teacher i respect you alot man
Excellent explanation! I will be looking into other videos of yours as well, this quick and brief video was very helpful in understanding the concepts of cash flow statement. Thanks very much for your efforts in putting this together and sharing with us!
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Excellent video! You break down the concepts and make it easy to understand. I have learned more watching your videos when compared to my grad classes in the MBA program.
Your videos are awesome ! I'm a French student in accounting and it helps me so much !
Thx !
Excellent job explaining cash flow statements and tying the Balance Sheet and Income Statement together... thanks
Much easier than understanding quadrature phase shift keying :) Thank you for making this so simple.
True - I have done both during my career. They present different challenges but both are rewarding in their own way.
You my friend are subd liked and reccomended. This is the third time I typed in for help and ended up at your videos and I've had no need to carry ok searching for the video that can teach it as simple and affective as you have.
I feel like I owe you some cash haha.
Lectures need to keep it this simple and BREIF.
Cheers again
I do not have finance background, but the way you carry the topic and the analogies are very nice, thanks!
finally a guy without an indian accent
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I am an Indian and believe it or not, I was not offended! :)
not a great comment dude
That’s a blessing to have a guy you can actually understand... what puzzles me is why Indian guys are so smart, BUT we can’t do shit to at least make their accent understandable
Lol that accent is a turn off.I'd rather read the textbook
I am so acing my accounting midterm tomorrow. THANK YOU!
I love this guy - passionate, simple, straight to the point.
Thank u very much. I could clear my concept on CFS after long long time.
Thank you sooooo much for these videos !
The way he explains complicated stuff is Excellent.. Amazing guy. He makesbit interesting as well
Understood all three for the first time in my long life!!! Thanks :))
thank you very much for your classes. ..the way you do it keeps it actually interesting. .please keep up the good work. ..take care n be well. ...
one of the most helpful videos in accounting
Great video thanks for uploading. One small correction, amortization is the depreciation of intangible assets as apposed to depreciation which applies to tangable assets. cheers!
Thanks Tim, your story is crystal clear and very helpful
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Sir, You are amazing, You have saved me from my exam.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! You made it so easy to understand. Why can't my teachers do that!
I fell love in with voice. You are the best teacher I have even known for accounting.
Wow, very impressive explanation, made it very clear.. thank you!!
Thanks for your Explanation, I did understood with Examples and I am gona write my exam tomorrow :)
I seriously love you.
Your videos are amazing. They have helped me a lot. Keep up the good work.
That was seriously informative. You guys need to start doing these videos again.
Great video - I think you should first explain the direct and indirect method to calculating a cash flow statement in order to avoid confusion.
What a fantastic teacher. Thank you!
Tim you are saving my life. Thank you for these videos
Very good explanation. Thank you very much!! What book will you recommend to study a bit more these topics??
great lesson, exactly what i was looking for. Thanks alot
Amazing value, very easy to understand and very informative at the same time. Thank you!
Yes that's right.
I wish there were more videos like this!
A little tip, when you say "look at my link about profit", you can put an annotation of the link on your video.
A very good and simple explanation...thank u so much!
Thank you very much for doing it very simple even for not accountant
Wow you just saved m life! my exam is tomorrow!
Would anyone explain his statement about using depreciation and capex to calc if business is expanding assets or maintaining current one
Thanks for all the cashflow statements. Over here in germany, we have many issues with cashflow. It is an interesting subject, that i want to share with you> direct/indirect, you sit behind the steering wheel. stating the cashflow!
Love this video. Looking forward to more from Tim.
Could you make a video on Free Cash flow once? There are several calculations that companies use and it would be interesting to have your view/explanation.
All those years of playing Monopoly as a child finally coming to life and making sense. Without a positive cash-flow, business cannot go on.
Brill a great teacher!! Thank you.
good picture and quality explanation, helps trigger concept in clear picture.
Question: wouldn't we include the $1MM in debt paid in the income statement under SG&A?
07:28 - nice, big juicy asset ))))) EXCELLENT VIDEO! Thank You, professor
You are a great teacher,Sir.
27 trolls don't know cash flow statements
brilliant video, cristal clear presentation. Thank you.
Thanks professor your king of money.
That was brilliant :) thank you.
Fantastic. Thanks so much for posting this explanation.
so well explained, thank you
i wish you my professor i'd go to class every day.
Tim, Excellent job of breaking done the subject.
you are astonishing , respect
God bless you
like that you provide the big picture concept first
treasure of knowledge...great thank you
Thank you soo much!
Thank you for sharing this.
accounting is not a difficult subject, the accountants try to make it difficult because they have to make money. You need school maths and a rational mind to be good at accounts
No more than arithmetics
Agree
@talash I'm afraid it does. Once you get into charted accountancy territory it certaintly isn't a walk in park.
Wow! Much appreciated for this.
Thanks to youtube! And you, sir! Awesome!
great lesson ... thank you so much
Thank You Sir
You are amazing and love the way you explain.. Beautiful voice !!!
Tim, you are the man!
Really useful. Thanks Tim.
Thank You!
You're very good. Looking forward to your other videos.
Great job as always!
Thanks Tim for another great video :)
wow, great THANKS!
Thanks very much. Lovely & clear.
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Thank you very much!!!
Clean & easy to understand. Thank you!!!
Outstanding, thanks!
what major teaches you these topics? accounting?
Cheers mate, well explained !
Well I am from a science background .....but I have just started studying accounts...I just wanted to ask if depreciation is deducted during preparation of annual statement and not at any point of time in year? Please correct me if I am wrong.
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Sound is a bit off around the 17/18m mark, otherwise good job and thanks for taking the time to make this excellent series of videos. Assuming you're an accountant, do you fancy doing a bookkeeping series next? Worth a try.