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To calculate a member's rating, we take 2/3 of his score percentile and 1/3 of his accuracy percentile. For further information, read the Member Ratings section of the Help page.
Average Pick Score is a member's total score divided by the total number of picks (active and closed). It represents the member's average return after subtracting out the market's performance.
Average Pick Rating is the average stock rating of a member's total picks. Underperform picks are flip-flopped, so a underperform call on a one-star stock is treated like an outperform call on a five-star stock. This rating reflects how closely your picks are aligned with CAPS ratings.
Ratings last updated at 5:39 PM 11/23/2009.
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November 10, 2009 – Comments (2)
I'm thinking I could use a refresher course on exactly what "cash flow" is. Specifically how it differs from earnings, and how "free cash flow" differs from "ordinary cash flow". I must have known this stuff once, but forgot it somehow, possibly from an erroneous belief that other things were more significant, or could be measured more precisely.
Are there any websites about this that are useful to non-accountants like myself?
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