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Strategies & Market Trends : Young and Older Folk Portfolio
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To: jritz0 who wrote (21511)10/21/2025 1:46:00 PM
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Re: ECAT and BCAT - if it's cut in half that would hurt cash flow

Cash flow is what I keep my eye on. Before I sell ECAT or BCAT, I will build my cash flow by the amount each of them pays so that when I sell, I still have my bottom line cash flow. (I hope that explanation makes sense.)

To put it another way, say I'm looking at $50,000 in annual cash flow (income), and ECAT and BCAT generate $2,000 each annually. I will build to $52,000 and then sell one, build back up to $52,000 and sell the other. This way the $50,000 annual cash flow doesn't take a hit.
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