Large US companies owing less than half of what their shareholders put in.
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Debt turns a bad year into a permanent problem. A company without debt can wait for the downturn to pass. An indebted company has to negotiate with its banks exactly when things are worst.
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 | NVIDIA Corporation NVDA | $222.27 -0.41% | |
 | Alphabet Inc. GOOGL | $349.54 1.34% | |
 | Microsoft Corporation MSFT | $493.78 -0.53% | |
 | Amazon.com, Inc. AMZN | $253.71 0.04% | |
 | Space Exploration Technologies Corp. SPCX | $152.71 -0.22% | |
 | Meta Platforms, Inc. META | $665.75 4.50% | |
 | Tesla, Inc. TSLA | $364.27 -0.57% | |
 | Micron Technology, Inc. MU | $1015.80 0.81% | |
 | Berkshire Hathaway Inc. BRK-B | $509.77 -0.39% | |
 | Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. AMD | $559.82 2.38% |
US companies worth more than ten billion dollars that owe less than half of their shareholders' equity are in. We use the same cutoff for every sector, and that is its weak point: what counts as light debt for a utility is heavy for a software company. Compare within the same sector.
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