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YAHOO Makes History: $1 Billion Operational Cash Quarter!
Yahoo! Inc. (NASDAQ: YHOO) generated over $2 billion in operational cash flow for the trailing twelve months ending September 30,2012, an increase of 58% vs. the comparable period ending September 30, 2011. Operational Cash Flow Sept. 2012 ttm : $2.049 billion (+58%) Sept. 2011 ttm : $1.295 billion (+48%) Sept. 2010 ttm : $876 million Other Operational Cash Flow Increases and Decreases for the Quarter ending September 30,2012 vs. Quarter ending September 30,2011:
Increases
8 X 8 (NASDAQ: EGHT) +303%
Whirlpool (NYSE: WHR) +280%
Aspen Tech (NYSE: AZPN) +250%
Bristol Myers (NYSE: BMY) +170%
Sturm Ruger (NYSE:RGR) +130%
Macquarie IC (NYSE:MIC) +54%
Harris (NYSE:HRS) +53%
EBAY (NYSE:EBAY) +42%
Dupont (NYSE:DD) +36%
Open Text (NASDAQ:OTEX) +36%
Coin Star (NASDAQ:CSTR) +31%
Proctor & Gamble (NYSE:PG) +28%
LumbrLiquidator(NYSE:LL) +15%
Verizon (NYSE:VZ) +8.8%
Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) +8%
Decliners
Automated Data P(NYSE:ADP) -121%
Expedia (NASDAQ:EXPE) -61%
DWA (NYSE:DWA) -60%
Alcoa (NYSE:AA) -47%
BMC (NYSE: BMC) -32%
CKEC (NASDAQ:CKEC) -27%
Haliburton (NYSE: HAL) -20%
Intel (MASDAQ: INTC) -19%
John Sanflippo (NASDAQ:JBSS) –16%
Cash
Flow in the News
Warren
Buffett on importance of Cash Flow:
"Common yardsticks such as dividend
yield, the ratio of price to earnings or to book value, and even growth rates
have nothing to do with valuation except to the extent they provide clues to
the amount and timing of cash flows into and from the
business. Indeed, growth can destroy value if it requires cash inputs in the
early years of a project or enterprise that exceed the discounted value of the
cash that those assets will generate in later years.
Market commentators and investment managers who glibly refer to growthand valuestyles as contrasting approaches to investment are displaying their ignorance, not their sophistication. Growth is simply a component--usually a plus, sometimes a minus-- in the value equation." ![]() |