FIN 300 - Cash Flow from Assets, to Bondholders, to Shareholders (Part 1) - Ryerson University

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I'm having a hard time understanding why we are able to "assume" net income is income earned in cash. Couldn't some of the customers have paid on credit?

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The company's Cash flow from the assets side is negative for a particular period, Is this necessarily a good thing or a bad thing?

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Hi. Awesome videos! Does the cash flow identity assume all cash flows generated from assets must flow out to creditors and owners? What if there are cash flows generated and the company wants to keep the money on hand for other items? Wouldn't that make the equation imbalanced?

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Is Cashflow from Assets equal to Free Cashflow (FCF)?

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