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Technology Stocks : Wind River going up, up, up!
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To: Herbert Caldwell who wrote (7733)5/5/2000 10:17:00 AM
From: JSwanson   of 10309
 
I would be more worried about the increase in receivables than the payables. Increase in receivables has a negative impact on operating cashflow while increasing (to a point) payables and other current liabilities improves operating cashflow. Take a look at the Cashflow Statement at the MSN site and you will see that the increase in receivables was offset by the increase in payables. I a perfect scenario I would like to see no increases in A/R but that is unrealistic and as long as WIND can turn its receivable faster than your payables in the long run everthing should be fine.

Regards,

JS
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