Cash-rich stocks are companies with fortress balance sheets — ample liquidity and minimal debt. A current ratio over 2 means the company has twice the short-term assets needed to cover short-term liabilities, while debt-to-equity under 0.3 indicates conservative financing. These companies are well-positioned to weather economic downturns, invest in growth, or return capital to shareholders. This screen pre-filters for both criteria to surface financially resilient businesses.
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