Formula for the Statement of Cash Flows

[@SarahEllis]

This was so helpful to know why certain accounts increase or decrease cash.

[@h0ebart]

I love you Edspira.

[@Edspira]

I love you too!

[@TJ-ck6jb]

He's mine

[@MyFinancialFocus]

Great explanation! Cash flows are my favorite part of analyzing the operations of a business.

[@ImadeIyamu]

Edspira for President!!!

[@Tracks777]

Excellent video

[@Tracks777]

I look forward to more videos

[@polestar5897]

Bravo Michael

[@MrVpassenheim]

You're so good. Thanks for this!

[@sanzharmuratovdesign]

So clear now. Thank you very much!!!!!

[@Tracks777]

Keep it up!

[@keroview]

This is very helpful. Thank you!

[@thuyha7613]

Amazing video

[@Edspira]

Thank you!

[@HassanWally-le7ti]

very helpful equation

[@agathaventers7430]

So helpful!! Thank you!

[@BHkpopfan]

I got lost at the Retained earnings part

[@alimohamed-li5rv]

Thanks Michael

[@agathaventers7430]

So a net reduction to something like A/R or inventory has the opposite effect, therefore increasing cash? and net reduction in unearned revenue or A/P decreases cash? Am i following?