Value Investing In Your Car Episode 26: If I Could Only Rely On 3 Investing Metrics Part 3 – CCC

The Goal Of This Podcast Is To Help You Achieve This

I’m curious about everything so this leads to a wide 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 including:

Mental models
When does value investing work best
Where it works
You get book reviews from everything I learn from
I talk about the most important thing I learned in 2017
How to learn faster
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.

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Several weeks ago, I finished up a series on the 4 Most Useless Investing Metrics – you can view these posts below.

Here I detailed why P/E is useless
Here I detailed why beta is useless
Here I detailed why 99.9% of the time goodwill is useless
And here I detailed why 99.9% of the time synergy is useless

I then started another series answering a question I got on Quora several years ago – If I Could Only Rely On 3 Investing Metrics What Would They Be?

In the first video in this series, I told you why FCF / Sales would be the one I rely on
Next I told you why Return on Invested Capital or ROIC would be one of these metrics
And today, we finish up this series and I tell you why the Cash Conversions Cycle or CCC is the final metric I would rely on

Let’s get to it.

The Cash Conversion Cycle

An extremely important number for most business types that almost no one else talks about.

In the 21-minute video above, I detailed the following reasons why like FCF / Sales and ROIC; if I could rely only on 3 investing metrics, CCC would be one of them.

Why it’s so useful
How it’s calculated
Why I calculate it this way
What CCC shows
Why it’s so important
Especially for retailers and companies that have hard assets they sell
How it can help you evaluate management
How it can show you several different clues to look at in financial statements
And more…

What are your thoughts on CCC? Do you rely on it a lot? If so, how? Let me know in the comments below.

For a great free training video on CCC that I did with a past client, go here.

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