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Chicago, IL – January 12, 2022 – Stocks in this week’s article are Fidelity National Financial, Inc. (FNF - Free Report) , Internet Initiative Japan, Inc. (IIJIY - Free Report) , DLH Holdings Corp. (DLHC - Free Report) and Euroseas Ltd. (ESEA - Free Report) .

4 High-Flying Stocks to Bet On with Increasing Cash Flows

Cash is the lifeblood of any business. It offers the flexibility to make decisions, the means to make potential investments and fuel to run its growth engine. In fact, it holds the key to a company’s existence, development and success.

In this regard, stocks like Fidelity National Financial, Inc., Internet Initiative Japan, Inc., DLH Holdings Corp.and Euroseas Ltd. are worth buying.

Even a company generating profits might face bankruptcy while meeting obligations if it is low on cash flow. However, a company with a sturdy cash balance can effectively tide over any market mayhem. It also indicates that profits are being channelized in the right direction.

Particularly, the uncertainties in the global economy, market disruptions and dislocations, and liquidity concerns that resulted from the coronavirus pandemic have all the more established the relevance of analyzing a company’s cash-generating efficiency.

To figure out this efficiency, one needs to consider a company’s net cash flow. While in any business cash moves in and out, it is net cash flow that explains how much money a company is actually generating.

If a company is experiencing a positive cash flow, it denotes an increase in its liquid assets, which gives it the means to meet debt obligations, shell out for expenses, reinvest in business, endure downturns and finally return wealth to shareholders. On the other hand, a negative cash flow indicates a decline in the company’s liquidity, which in turn lowers its flexibility to support these moves.

However, having a positive cash flow merely does not secure a company’s future growth. To ride on the growth curve, a company must have its cash flow increasing because that indicates management’s efficiency in regulating its cash movements and less dependency on outside financing for running its business.

Therefore, keep yourself abreast with the following screen to bet on stocks with rising cash flows.

For the rest of this Screen of the Week article please visit Zacks.com at: https://www.zacks.com/stock/news/1850108/4-high-flying-stocks-to-bet-on-with-increasing-cash-flows

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