One of the easiest ways to evaluate a company’s business is by looking at its cash flow statement. Here investors can avoid a lot of the noise and pitfalls that can come with simply looking at a company’s income statement, such as investment-related gains that help disguise bad bottom lines or low-margin revenue growth. There’s not much to hide concerning cash — it either increased, or it didn’t. And the statement of cash flow shows you how that happened.
Here are three companies that are doing exceptionally well concerning generating positive free cash. With all of these companies growing, there’s likely more money to be made.
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