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Forecasting Risk
This involves the uncertainty or the potential for deviation from expected financial or operational performance outcomes, particularly in relation to predicting future business activities.
Operating Cash Flow
Indicates the amount of cash a company generates from its ongoing, regular business activities, highlighting its ability to cover operational expenses and invest in growth without external financing.
Projected Cash Flows
Estimated amounts of money that are expected to move in and out of a business over a future period.
Managerial Options
Options available to management involving strategic choices about the direction and operations of a company, which can include expansions, acquisitions, or product development.
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