Liquidity vs Solvency | Financial Health Indicator | Stock Analysis
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Liquidity vs Solvency | Financial Health Indicator | Stock Analysis

The objective of this article is to emphasize the need for maintaining basic liquidity and solvency levels for a financially healthy company. We’ll learn about liquidy vs solvency from the eyes of a stock investor. We’ll look at the concept and financial metrics that will help to quantify and comprehend a company’s liquidity and solvency…

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Altman Z-Score Model – Interpret and Find Potential Bankrupt Companies

We as stock investors would like to invest in a financially stable company. What is the measure of an unstable company? A company that is on the verge of going bankrupt can be called unstable. Altman Z-Score is a financial model based on which bankruptcy can be predicted. The Altman Z-Score model can point toward…

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Working Capital Management: Importance Of Operating Cash Cycle & Liquidity Ratios For Companies

Companies need cash to run their day-to-day operations. Working capital management focuses on factors that generate and consumes cash. A company must be capable of generating more cash than it consumes. Cash parked in the company’s bank account is not working capital. We will dig deeper to get a better understanding of the concept of working capital. What Is…

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Financial Health Of A Company: How To Identify A Company With Healthy Finances?

Talking about stocks, investing only in a financially healthy company is advisable. But it is easier said than done. Why? Because analyzing the financial health of a company is not easy for a novice? It is a thing that must be learned. In this article, we will try to do just that. Generally speaking, investors…

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How To Read Financial Statements of Companies?

To do fundamental analysis of companies, it is important to look inside financial statements. There are three types of financial statements: The balance sheet, profit & loss accounts, and cash flow statement. These three documents has loads of numbers inside them. What a beginner should look for inside these reports? We will know about it…