Do Direct Cash Flow Disclosures Help Predict Future Operating Cash Flows and Earnings?

IAS 7 Alternative Methods of Disclosing Cash Flow from Operations: Evidence on the Usefulness of Direct Method Cash Flow Disclosures

Developing a Dynamic Regression Model for Predicting Future Operating Cash Flow

The purpose of this research is to develop a dynamic regression model for prediction of future operating cash flows of firms accepted in Tehran Stock Exchange. So, the information of 250 companies were considered during 2004 to 2017. In this study, operational and economic variables were added to the fundamental model of Bart, Cram and Nelson (BCN). Due to the simultaneous effect of sales growt...

Earnings, Cash Flows and Ex post Intrinsic Value of Equity

This paper examines the relative importance of earnings and operating cash flows in equity valuation. In contrast to previous studies that use stock returns or future operating cash flows, we use ex post intrinsic value of equity as the criterion for comparison. Ex post intrinsic value of equity is determined adopting both the discounted dividend and residual income models with ex post (future)...

Inflation, Operating Cycle, Cash Holding

The purpose of this paper is to examine the effects of inflation and operating cycle on cash holding in Tehran Stock Exchange in the period 2010 to 2014.The sample is comprised of 103 companies which are selected by systematic elimination method and total of 515 year-firm collected. In this study for testing the hypothesis is used of linear regression and correlation. To analyse data and test h...

Earnings Volatility, Cash Flow Volatility, and Informed Trading

I examine whether earnings that are smoother or more volatile than cash flows provide or garble information. Consistent with theories that predict more informed trading when public information is less informative, I find that bid-ask spreads and the probability of informed trading are higher both when earnings are smoother than cash flows and also when earnings are more volatile than cash flows...