cashflows

Incoming and outgoing

Cashflows are the movements of money into and out of a business, investment, or account over a period of time.

The term tracks both incoming revenue and outgoing expenses: The company's cashflows turned positive in the third quarter.

Analyzing cashflows reveals whether an entity can meet its obligations and fund operations, distinct from paper profits that may not represent actual money on hand.

Also spelled as two words: cash flows.

corporate

revenue

Business income total

forecasting · quarterly · statements · reporting · overhead · payables · receivables · turnover · margins · profitability

liquidity

working capital

Assets minus current liabilities

float · runway · buffer · shortfall · crunch · timing · collection · disbursement

personal

income

Regular monetary receipts

paychecks · bills · rent · mortgage · disposable income · net worth · spending · household · monthly · tracking

investment

returns

Profits from investments

portfolio · capital gains · reinvestment · distributions · income streams · passive income · rental income · royalties · annuities · interest income

valuation

discounting

Reducing prices offered

modeling · projections · multiples · capitalization · hurdle rate · weighted average

Opposites
liquidity and movement

cashflowsfixed assets

Lasting business property

frozen assets · capital expenditures · sunk costs · frozen funds · long-term investments

direction of money movement

cashflowscash burn

Outflow exceeding income

expenditures · disbursements · outgoings · payments · costs

financial health indicators

cashflowspaper profits

Increase in value before selling

book value · depreciation · amortization · goodwill · intangible assets

Family

cashflow

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