Net-Net

1. A way to value a company that considers only its net current assets, which are current assets less current liabilities. It is a value investing technique originally introduced by Benjamin Graham.

2. A slang term for a brief, verbal summary of a report, conversation, or event.

Mentioned in

accounts receivable turnover
Asset stripper
balance of trade
Balance on goods and services
Basic balance
Break even
capital account
capital gain
capital loss
Capital market imperfections view
carryforward
Carryforwards
Cash cycle
Cash flow from operations
cash settlement
Cash settlement contracts
Clean up
Closing tick
CNS

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