If a company doesn't have a positive cash flow, this is an indication the company will fail. If the company passed checks on revenue and profit, it's an indication of too many other liabilities.

Stock Investing Secrets

8 of 13: Why is Knowing a Company's Cash Flow is Vital to Choosing a Stock?

So, the big question is this: How are investors like us, who don't want to get small returns and pay high fees at banks, who are investing money from our own pockets... how do we invest in a way that lets us live off the stocks on our portfolios? That was the question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Phillip Woolgar, and welcome to Stock Investing Secrets.

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