Video: Price to Cash Flow

I am always looking for new ways to evaluate potential investment possibilities.

I think I ran across one that I will check in more detail. At my first glace, it looks like it might be pretty good.

A lot of people rely on the Price/Earnings ratio, but this video shows an approach that relies on the Price per Cash Flow (Price/Cash Flow) metric instead.

Price/Cash Flow compares the stock price/share (market value/share) to the amount of cash flow/share.

We know that cash is VITAL for a company to maintain its operations. Plus, the price/cash flow is more difficult to manipulate "for the books" than the more popular price/earnings and many other measurements are.

Here is a video with Kevin Matras and Terry Ruffolo from Zacks.com that explains the scanning technique a little better:

Video: Warren Buffett Rocks with Geico

For my 100th post, I was trying to figure how to have some fun with it.

I came up with a few lame ideas, but none of them really hit me as "the one."

Then I ran across this video. I think I found a pretty good way to celebrate...with Warren. (He just doesn't know that he's partying with ME. :)

Anyone involved with investing certainly knows the name Warren Buffett and how good he has done with the stocks, but evidently he knows how to market himself and his companies, too.

Here is a video of Geico, a company owned by Berkshire Hathaway. Any guesses who might own THAT big company?

Video: Warren Buffett - Value Investing 101

Here is a video of Warren Buffett, perhaps the greatest stock investor who ever lived, giving the most basic advice about stock investing. (It is about 5 minutes long.)



Most of the interview discussion surrounds his purchase and subsequent selling of Petro China.

However, here are the takeaways from what he does: