I read a lot about the definition but I can’t really get the hang of it.
Is it the cash that the company is left with at the end of the period? (Meaning the cash in their bank accounts *hypothetically*)
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As you sell something cash is given to the company, as you buy new stock or materials to make new stock cash is spent by the company. Add these together and you have the cash flow of the business, if you are spending more on new stock than you are getting for selling the stock you have negative cash flow.
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