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Cramer says: I think URS is a serial-misser of quarters, they've had a couple good, a couple bad. AECOM has done a remarkable job, there was a secondary that was much lower so you need to wait for a pullback, but the answer is ACM.
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Jim: I have recently been picking up shares of Permian Basin Royalty Trust [PBT Loading... ()
Cramer says: They've actually raised their dividend, you're right, their time, it's got about seven years of reserves. If the reserves got to below five you would start seeing a real decline in the stock, so I applaud your decision to get the annual, but these are done on a quarterly basis, so you should check out the report they just put out.
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Jim: How do I use cash flow to determine a company's financial strength? I understand that total cash flow is the sum of operational, financial and investment cash flows. However, when totaled together, total cash flow is negatively affected by stock repurchases and loan repayments (financial) and acquisitions of equipment, other companies, etc. (investment). These are things that normally would make a business more viable. How do I best use this tool? --Bill
Cramer says: I'm going to turn you on to either Real Money or the best cash flow book, Jim Cramer's Mad Money. I absolutely want you to use cash flow because a lot of companies, like Comcast [CCW
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