Top 10 Posts of 2019 #4 – Amazon’s FCF Use and Capital Allocation

Top 10 Posts of 2019 #4 – Amazon’s FCF Use and Capital Allocation

I know you’re likely busy winding down for the end of the year. Spending time with family and friends. Getting ready for 2020. In addition, wrapping up last minute things before taking a break for the holiday. To celebrate the end of the year, I want to share the top 10 posts of 2019 starting today to end the decade and the year, with some valuable things you can learn from over the holiday season, and begin 2020 with some great knowledge, info, and momentum.

To celebrate the end of the year I want to share the top 10 posts of 2019 starting today to end the decade and the year with some valuable things you can learn from over the holiday season and begin 2020 with some great knowledge, info, and momentum.

These posts were voted on by you with your views/listens/watches. These top 10 blog posts are the top 10 posts of 2019 that are most viewed/listened to/watched videos/podcasts/blog posts of this year.

At first, I showed you post #10 – Analyzing The Louis Vuitton Buyout of Tiffany Part 1

Earlier, we went to post #9 – ROIC and Why It Matters.

After that, we did post #8 – High ROIC Key To Survival.

Eventually, we got to post #7 – we go behind the scenes of a $6.2 million deal.

Then, we did post #6 – Cash Flow Statement Analysis Tutorial.

Finally we got to post #5 – My Thoughts on Capital Allocation.

In today’s tops 10 posts of 2019 #4, we got to Amazon’s FCF Use And Capital Allocation.

I hope you enjoy and learn a ton from these 10 posts over the coming 10 business days.

Thanks so much for being a part of this value investing journey.

Jason Rivera

Let’s get to it

I’m curious about everything so this leads to a range of reading and learning outside of value investing, finance, and investing.

In these Value Investing In Your Car episodes, we talk about some of these things and much more to help you become a better value investor faster.

• What mental models I use
• When does value investing work best
• Where it works
• What book reviews I have from everything I learn from
• What is the most important thing I learned in 2017
• How to learn faster
• What are the 4 most useless investing metrics
• If I could only use 3 investing metrics, what would they be
• And much more…

If you want to learn from the other episodes in this series, you can watch the entire playlist here.

Remember, you can now listen to these episodes as a podcast by going to the following places:

• Soundcloud and others
• iTunes, Stitcher, Anchor, Spotify, Podcast Go, among other places

The podcast is now available on all major podcasting platforms on both Apple and Android.

Today, I want to talk about capital allocation, specifically Amazon and how it uses it into profit to allocate capital well.

In the 31- minute video below, I talk about the following things:

• Why I don’t like net profit
• How did Amazon and Berkshire Hathaway gain their huge advantages
• And more…

Your thoughts…

What do you think about what’s talked about in this video?

Let me know in the comments below.

Here are the resources referenced in the video.

• Value Investing In Your Car Episode 58 – What Is Capital And Capital Allocation?
• What Capital Allocation Is and Is Not
• My Thoughts On Capital Allocation
• Why The P/E Is Useless And How To Calculate EV
• Value Investing In Your Car Episode 14 – Why The P/E Is Useless

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