Hi. I do a tour of free cash flow in the video "the number the directors don't want you to find". Hope that helps. Cheers Tim.

learning so much from these videos! brilliant Tim!

Big Thanks from Toulouse to Tim.

Arguably the best tutorials on YT

If you pay later to a vendors, it's not a cashflow number cooking. Also there is nothing bad if company buying fixed assets and spend money on them, its an investing activity. Leasing doesn't affect operational CF and purchases of fixed assets also diesn't. The main problem with CF numbers cooking is reclasification between financial and investing activities with operational activities. If company borow money and shows this as an operational cashflow that is a main problem.

Tim, your videos are absolutely class. I don't know where I would be without them... oh yes I do, skint! :) Thankyou so much

Admiration is all I have for you and your team.

Very well explained. Thank you

Most of these transactions are fraudulent haha. It takes a thief to catch a thief anyway so this is good to know. Thank you for your wisdom sir

with Factoring - the Factoring company will generally pay you your receivables up front (minus a fee) and take care of the collecting. Invoice Discounting is similar but without the chasing - a cash facility based on your receivables (invoices) - useful for more than just cash flow statements but also a source of credit. Handy if you are a smaller company with big wealthy clients.

Hey Tim - I'm wondering if you might be able to do one of your awesome explanation videos about what is happening in Cyprus? I'm sure your insight on this whole debaucle would be great appreciated by many, including me.

Thanks a lot!

thank you

Thanks Tim ill have a look now :)

Awesome video! 2019!

Very valuable information on your videos thanks a lot!

All your videos are awesome

With the coming IFRS 16, would it still be possible to cook cash flow by leasing asset or sale+leaseback? Thanks!

Great video, can you make a video on reading the yahoo finance key statistics?

Tim ive heard you mention Free Cash flow a few times. Can you explain what it is? Thanks :)

Thumbs up for the MASTER !!!

Look at Anglo Irish bank during the Celtic tiger in Ireland !!

Great

I do love cooking the books!

Could you try to explain unlevered Beta? Thanks

can somebody hire this guy as the finance minister please ! :D

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Wow comparing NetFlix and Block Buster - this video is old

someone voted down on this video :P. Someone does not like his magician tricks being disclosed. :P

Sell and lease back is how some government departments operated in Australia in '80s. Cannot see the advantages, except that the maintenance and cleaning were contacted out, as they would have been anyway. I assume that some clever cluck was given a bonus or a better paid position. || These guys have probably died since.

Cook the books is a slang term for using accounting tricks to make a company's financial results look better than they really are. Typically, cooking the books involves manipulating financial data to inflate the company's earnings and deflate its expenses in order to pump up its bottom line.

Wow! Hey I hope my boss doesn't want me to do that when I turn into a manager. It sounds way more confusing on the accountant side.

Blockbuster went bankrupt🤣

had a rough shave today?