Your 98 billion excess cash is higher than 95 billions reported as total cash in March 2015 Balance Sheet. How is that possible?
Kyle Guske II
June 19, 2015
Stefano,
The discrepancy is because our excess cash value is a calculated value and not simply the total cash number reported on the balance sheet. We include any short or long-term non-operating investments as part of cash, which can result in excess cash being greater than the reported total cash value.
-Kyle Guske II
Stefano Falconi
June 22, 2015
Can you be more specific and show me exactly the numbers? Thanks!
Robert Calhoun
December 10, 2022
7 years later this investment went slightly better than expected. Great research!
4 replies to "Get This Cash Cow at a Discount"
Your 98 billion excess cash is higher than 95 billions reported as total cash in March 2015 Balance Sheet. How is that possible?
Stefano,
The discrepancy is because our excess cash value is a calculated value and not simply the total cash number reported on the balance sheet. We include any short or long-term non-operating investments as part of cash, which can result in excess cash being greater than the reported total cash value.
-Kyle Guske II
Can you be more specific and show me exactly the numbers? Thanks!
7 years later this investment went slightly better than expected. Great research!