Sentence examples for predict cash flow from inspiring English sources

Qardio, a medical device company making beautiful and functional ECGs and blood pressure devices, also exceeded their Indiegogo Campaign and Satago raised $1M to help SMEs better predict cash flow.

UPS and FedEx use algorithms to optimize the routes of its drivers, Procter & Gamble and Walmart use learning algorithms to ensure that sufficient products are on store shelves, and banks use algorithms not only for securities trading but also to predict cash flows.

Under a deal, BHP expects to generate $3.7 billion in savings and revenue gains and predicts cash flow and earnings per share will be accretive from the first year after the completion of a combination.

Arcuri predicts cash flow will remain negative and thinks the company should trade closer to its tangible net worth of about $6 a share.

Value Line predicts cash flow (in the sense of earnings with depreciation and amortization added back in) of $3.35 a share this year and $3.75 in 2000.

Another consequence has been the stripping of what is essentially a moral discourse (it's accountability, stupid) of any ethical content in order to create an economically technical discourse (e.g., predicting cash flows) without any proven technical capabilities.

It predicts operating cash flow to rise to $890 million to $970 million, up from its previous forecast of $710 million to $800 million.

Wal-Mart predicts positive cash flow by year-end, but that may be a stretch.

For the most part, the managers do not invest in cyclical industries, including energy, automobiles and airlines, because, they say, they cannot reliably predict future cash flows in those businesses.

Excess cash is cash holdings net of predicted cash holdings.

Secondly, how much can they expect to get back from it in terms of predicted future cash flows?