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    • Home
    • About Us
      • PORTFOLIO MANAGER BIO
      • 10 LIPPER AWARDS
      • ANECDOTES & BELIEFS
    • Our Process
      • Investment Philosophy
      • Bottom-Up Analysis
      • Selling Discipline
      • Characteristics
      • Investment Themes
    • Performance
    • Contact
  • Home
  • About Us
    • PORTFOLIO MANAGER BIO
    • 10 LIPPER AWARDS
    • ANECDOTES & BELIEFS
  • Our Process
    • Investment Philosophy
    • Bottom-Up Analysis
    • Selling Discipline
    • Characteristics
    • Investment Themes
  • Performance
  • Contact

Bottom-Up Analysis

Bottom-up analysis is done relative to potential and peers.

• Stronger than average free cash flow yields

Strong and sustainable free cash flow yields are indicative of both fundamental strength and tangible value.

• Better than average sales growth

Growing sources of cash flow are worth more than stagnant flows.  It is harder to generate FCF when growing. 

• Lower than average leverage

With debt generally cheaper than equity, FCF is harder to generate with low leverage.  High financial leverage is risky.

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