Free cash flow yield ranking
An investing approach that ranks large companies by free cash flow yield and buys the highest-yielding ones.
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Chamath prefers ranking stocks by free cash flow yield over just owning the S&P, which he says is too concentrated.
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Chamath prefers ranking stocks by free cash flow yield over just owning the S&P, which he says is too concentrated.
"I'm a much bigger fan of, take the S&P 500, take the Global 2000, rank them by free cash flow yield, and just buy the top end of those, and I think you're probably better off over the next number of years."
Preferred over simply owning the S&P 500 index, which he says is overly concentrated
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"I'm a much bigger fan of, take the S&P 500, take the Global 2000, rank them by free cash flow yield, and just buy the top end of those, and I think you're probably better off over the next number of years."
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