Article: Tracking free cash flow can strip out some of the games Q&A / Mark Mahaney

Holly Hubbard Preston
International Herald Tribune
10-23-2004
After years of taking a back seat to the price/earnings ratio and other methods of valuing stocks, free cash flow is finding its way into more and more quarterly and annual financial reports. Free cash flow is the cash generated by a business over and above what is needed to sustain operations. What a company tells you about that money, and what it does with it, provides clues to how well managed the company is and whether its stock is worth buying.Mark Mahaney, a senior analyst at American Technology Research in Greenwich, Connecticut, spoke recently to Holly Hubbard Preston about how to use free cash flow to evaluate a ...

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