Price to cash flow relative (local)
Spanish translation: precio cash flow/flujo de caja relativo (local)
| 12:09 Oct 24, 2000 |
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| na | precio etc |
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| na | Precio relativo a flujo de efectivo (o de caja). |
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| na | precio cash flow/flujo de caja relativo (local) |
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precio etc Explanation: The phrase hardly makes sense, and totally lacks context. The indiviadual words, plus possible ideas are as follows: Precio (relativo a) dinero disponible/flujo de efectivo (relación de) Local puede significar 'en las cercanías', pero no encaja aquí. Sin contexto...! |
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Precio relativo a flujo de efectivo (o de caja). Explanation: I see more sense on: 'Price relative to cash flow....'. Luck! |
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precio cash flow/flujo de caja relativo (local) Explanation: The price to cash flow is a finacial ratio calculated as a stock's capitalization divided by its cash flow for the latest fiscal year or as the current share price divided by cash flow per share. In this case, the cash-flows are not net but relative -to last year´s, to a company´s division, etc-. And the term local means that the ratio is calculated for a local segment of a business. With no more context is difficult to assess. Now in Spanish the translation gets tricky. Most professional financial analysts in Spanish would use the term combining Spanish and English like: "precio cash-flow relativo(local)" You may translate it as "precio flujo de caja relativo (local)". When you are talking in terms of ratios you say "precio flujo ..." directly not "precio a flujo" or "precio respecto flujo ..." etc Dicc. En-Sp FinzanzaHughes |
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