Key Takeaways
- Free Cash Flow = Operating Cash Flow − Capital Expenditure — the real money a business generates
- Net profit can be manipulated through accounting; cash flow cannot
- Quality compounders consistently generate strong, growing FCF year after year
- FCF Yield above 4-5% generally signals good value in a stock
- Companies with 25% FCF CAGR tend to deliver ~25% share price compounding
- 90% of F&O traders lose money (SEBI data) — invest in FCF-rich companies instead
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