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The Best Free Stock Tracking Spreadsheet using Google Sheets

April 18, 2017 | Read Now

A stock portfolio tracker using Google Drive with advanced functions than your average tracker. Get it for yourself.
A project that I’ve always had, was to improve on my stock portfolio tracking spreadsheets.

During this time, I’ve probably used 10 or so different portfolio trackers, but nothing met my needs. I don’t do complicated transactions, but still, nothing could really satisfy me.

But those four long years have passed, and I believe I finally have a version that will serve my needs and fulfill its purpose for a long time.


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Calculate the Change in Working Capital and Free Cash Flow

Today is the day the dust on the topic of changes in working capital finally settles.

Read this page slowly, and download the worksheet to take with you because the whole topic of changes in working capital is very confusing. Spreadsheet includes examples, calculations and the full article.

It’s taken a lot of thought over many years to fully understand this idea of what the “change” in changes in working capital actually means and how it should be applied to valuation and financial analysis.

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