Operating activities represent the cash inflows and outflows related to a company's core business operations, such as the sale of goods and services. The aim of this section is to calculate "Operating Cash Flow" (OCF). Methods to Calculate Operating Activities There are two methods to calculate
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Analysts and investors have high hopes for Nvidia’s second-quarter update, with predictions of $28.7 billion in revenue and $15.9 billion in profit—both more than double last year’s figures. The spotlight will be on its data center business, which accounts for over three-quarters of its total
In his book, "One Up On Wall Street" Peter Lynch explains there are 6 types of companies. Each type has varying potential returns, risks, and reasons that an investor may invest in them. We'll discuss the 6 types, examples of those companies, their risk profiles, what
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This article was written by guest author Alisa Topchiy Global financial crisis! Sounds scary, doesn’t it? Many people (hi, boomers!) remember just how devastating the 2008 crisis was. It swept like a hurricane across the planet. But if you look back at the situation more closely, it becomes clear
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