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"negative cash flow" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a situation in which a company's or individual's cash outflows exceed their cash inflows, resulting in a net loss of cash. It is often used in financial and business contexts. Example: The company's quarterly report showed a significant decrease in profits, with negative cash flow of over $500,000 due to a decrease in sales and increase in expenses.
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So there's this negative cash flow here.
"There was a negative cash flow," Mr. Landgraf said.
"If there is a negative cash flow, apartments are hard to sell.
Some analysts say it is companies with positive reported earnings but negative cash flow.
Kodak had negative cash flow of about $158 million in the quarter.
After years of running a cash surplus, Social Security now has a negative cash flow.
Over all, the American telecommunications industry had negative cash flow of $20 billion in the first half of 2000, on top of negative cash flow of $11 billion in 1999.
The figures indicated that Euro Disney had a negative cash flow of 7.3 million euros in the June quarter.
But he said he was concerned about Salton's rising inventories and two consecutive quarters of negative cash flow.
Subtract the $200 million in planned capital expenditures, and the company has a negative cash flow of around $150 million.
The company did not say negative cash flow would continue until mid-2004; E.D.S. is already generating positive cash flow.
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