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how to show interest compounded continuously with a constant cash flow per year?

Thursday, July 29th, 2010

Henry asked: I have a 10% interest rate compounded continuously with a constant cash flow per year of $200 how would I write that equation?Deidra Wright

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Anyone know what VC stands for in calculating Cash Flow?

Thursday, July 29th, 2010

gman_9112 asked: I have an assignment due tomorrow and I don’t know what VC stands for. I’m positive it’s not variable costs. This is all the paper says:
VC RATE: 60.0% of revenues
The professor has T-RATE stand for tax rate, but I have no clue what the VC stands for. [...]

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Are there any banks that will loan with the collateral coming from cash flow?

Thursday, July 29th, 2010

college_athletic_sport asked: There are 9 AT&T wireless retail cell phone stores. The locations are all leased.Danielle Lichter

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how do i find financial statements of different record labels? income statement, cash flow and balance?

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

King Cripple YWWE CEO Eve Rocks! asked: i need it for a project in my small buisness management classRefugio Bonaparte

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Amortization in Cash Flow Statement?

Tuesday, July 27th, 2010

asked: Since amortization is added to the net income to calculate the cash flow from operations, is amortization a source of cash? Explain what the outcome will be if a company increases its amortization charges in an attempt to increase its cash flows from operations.Britta Belleau

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How do you see what a company is investing in from it’s cash flow?

Tuesday, July 27th, 2010

gay-pianist asked: So like when you look at a company say MasterCard Inc. If you look at their cash flow statement on msnmoney there is a sections that shows cash being used to purchase investmets listed as “purchase of investments”! My question where can you find what exactly they are purchasing as investments [...]

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EPS trends versus cash-flow trends?

Tuesday, July 27th, 2010

asthie asked: I got an assignment about equity valuation. The case is basically about EPS calculation. In the book, it was stated that cash-flow per share is an alternative to analyze equity value. But, in what circumstance you prefer to use cash-flow trends rather than EPS trend? what are the advantages and disadvantages of looking [...]

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Explain why depreciation expense should be added back when compiling the statement of cash flow?

Tuesday, July 27th, 2010

qallen00 asked: If there is an amortization expense account, how would you treat it?Dane Whaler

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I’m creating a cash flow statement, I have these accounts that I’m unsure of?

Saturday, July 24th, 2010

happy asked: I’m creating a cash flow statement, I have these accounts that I’m unsure of…?
Accumulated depreciation…I have a negative change in this account from the past year to this year (-70 to -85) how does this affect cash flow (+ or -)? Deferred income taxes (63 to 71)…is this a + or a -? [...]

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Net Cash flow from investing activites?

Saturday, July 24th, 2010

po0qly asked: Pizza Corp’s Marketable securities account during 2007:
Debit entries $200,000
Credit entries $350,000
Additional info: Pizza’s 2007 income statement included a $60,000 gain on the sale of Marketable securities.
What was Pizza’s net cash flow from investing activities for 2007?
I’m not sure if i did this question correctly or not. For the amount of cash Pizza paid [...]

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