My point is simple - just because a stock turns cashflow positive doesn't mean it will re-rate
My example of SKF is a case in point - the fact that its in a different sector is not the point - the point is whether or not, by itself, achieving cashflow positive = big SP jump
Clearly by itself it wont (necessarily) - therefore there must be other factors - eg big sales order
What is the difference between cashflow positive and profitable?????
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