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whitie

11/25/21 9:09 PM

#44789 RE: Shapingthepresent #44788

Quick ratio is basically a ratio of current assets that can be quickly converted to cash like receivables. See 4,076,337 list as current assets on financial statement. Divide that by current liabilities $6,775,970z Money that is owed short term. The second number I gave was taking total assets. It could be argued that those assets could convert to cash short term as well. Is a quick way of assessing a companies health. Bottom line the company can more than meet current obligations and remain a going concern.

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whitie

11/25/21 9:33 PM

#44791 RE: Shapingthepresent #44788

I recommend reading financials on the stocks you trade. I have more cash in my checking account than 90% of the OTC stocks.
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pennymom

11/26/21 10:40 AM

#44800 RE: Shapingthepresent #44788

Short term assets are current assets that can be liquidated to cash quickly or are cash already! LCLP has more than enough cash and assets to pay the bills. A great thing. Look at nsav - no revenues, many expenses, and a load of debt. They havent closed any deals yet! We are one of the BEST stocks in the OTC right now.