A dip in the cash a company generates after capital expenditures signals potential trouble ahead. Investors use this metric to gauge financial health, while creditors assess risk. A decline often prompts management to cut dividends or reinvestment, making it a crucial red flag for shareholders and analysts monitoring liquidity.
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