Turning to the safety side of the equation, debt is critical because a profitable
company with little debt is unlikely to go bust.
But insurers as a group have had reliable and outsized returns over the rememberable past, which should encourage us to do a little kicking of the tires when so much of the industry trades below its net worth and is still earning
money with little debt.
We also give additional marks to
firms with little debt because balance sheets stuffed to the brim with debt are risky.
We also give additional marks to firms
with little debt because balance sheets stuffed to the brim with debt are riskier than those of more conservative businesses.
Both articles mention that bonds are a good idea under deflation and both mention that the stock of
companies with little debt should be preferred.
Seek out companies that can weather the credit crunch,
ones with little debt and high levels of cash on their balance sheets.
But insurers as a group have had reliable and outsized returns over the rememberable past, which should encourage us to do a little kicking of the tires when a decent amount of the industry trades below its net worth and is still earning
money with little debt.
With little debt, a non-union workforce, and relatively low cost production, Nucor is an acceptable stock for conservative investors.
We also give additional marks to
those with little debt compared to their peers.
You almost never lose on companies
with little debt, trading at single digit P / Es, and trading below book, conservatively stated.
In the interim, look for companies
with little debt and enough cash to finance their own operations, Katsenelson advised.
We give additional marks to
those with little debt compared to their peers.
Kyle, nice work getting out
with that little debt.
You might have an awesome scholarship at a smaller school, and come out
with little debt.
This will allow you to make a fresh start post divorce,
with little debt to your name.