๐ข ROI: Measures investment efficiency, compares different investments, decides where to allocate funds.
๐ฏ How should you NOT use them?
โซ IRR: Avoid when investment cash flows are expected to be both positive and negative during project
๐ข ROI: Avoid when time value of money, cash flow timing, and risk are crucial in investment decisions.
๐ฏ How are they different?
โซ IRR is more complex, considering the time value of money.
โซ IRR accounts for cash flow timing and amounts, providing a more accurate profitability picture
โซ IRR may produce multiple solutions or none, making it difficult to interpret
โซ IRR considers risk by accounting for the required discount rate to achieve a positive NPV
๐ข ROI is easier to calculate and understand
๐ข ROI ignores the time value of money
๐ข ROI doesn't consider risk
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๐ฏ These are potential future cash payment obligations, but while they shouldnโt reduce your current EBITDA, the future changes in their associated balance sheet accounts might.
โซ Current Ratio: measures your companyโs ability to meet its short-term obligations by comparing its current assets to its current liabilities.
โซ Quick Ratio: measures your companyโs ability to meet its short-term obligations, but it excludes inventory from current assets.
โซ Cash Conversion Cycle (days): measures the average number of days it takes for your company to convert investment in inventory and accounts receivable into cash from sales.
โก๏ธ Operating cash flows / Cash flow from operations
โก๏ธ Investing cash flows / Cash flows from investing
โก๏ธ Financing cash flows / Cash flows from financing
โซ The only difference between the direct and indirect cash flow statements is how you calculate ๐จ๐ฉ๐๐ซ๐๐ญ๐ข๐ง๐ ๐๐๐ฌ๐ก ๐๐ฅ๐จ๐ฐ๐ฌ.