Today’s Talk Your Book is sponsored by Victory Capital:
On today’s show, we spoke with Michael Mack of Victory Capital to discuss their small cap and large cap free cash flow strategies.
On today’s show, we discuss:
How to define free cash flow The difference between cash flow and net income How the free cash flow screen removes companies from the portfolio The valuation of free cash flow strategies The typical sector for high free cash flow companies The Mag 7 screening into free cash flow strategies Why IBM has been a false positive for high free cash flow When the strategy will sell a stock and why Why there aren’t any Mag 7 stocks in the free cash flow fund today Listen here: Charts:
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