"Cash flow per share is forecasted at 38c which makes it 7x.. thats the type of valuation you see in companies after GFC.. "
I completely agree that cashflow is certainly an important element in assessing a business.
Low cashflow = slow (or fast) death for any company.
Although I've always felt that the converse is not necessarily true (e.g high cash flow = great company).
I really think the profit on that cashflow needs to be assessed carefully.
For example I could start a business selling $100 dollar bills for $50.
My "cashflow" will be great, and likely growing very fast.
However my profit, likely dividends and long term survival as a business will not be not so promising.
So my question is S32 making a decent or even any profit on all the stuff it sells given (relatively) fixed costs and decreasing prices?
"Cash flow per share is forecasted at 38c which makes it 7x.....
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| $3.57 | $3.61 | $3.56 | $172.7M | 48.21M |
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| 7 | 84682 | $3.58 |
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| $3.59 | 2786 | 1 |
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