Discounted Cash Flow

Infinite banking is a concept created in the 1980s by the late economist R. Nelson Nash that centers around individuals becoming their bankers. Infinite banking proposes that individuals can exert greater control of their finances by creating and managing their banking functions.

Sandbagging is a term used to describe when a company deliberately seeks to lower the expectations of its stakeholders to achieve greater-than-expected results.

Leverage ratios show how much debt a company holds concerning other equity and assets. Leverage ratio formulas exist in several forms and are designed to help determine the stability and security of a company.