Balance Sheet Red Flags (4 Warnings Signs)

[@lordvader6072]

Please make a video about all types of ratios required for investing in a company. Like PE ratio.

[@BrianFeroldiYT]

I think you'll enjoy next Saturday's video

[@lordvader6072]

@@BrianFeroldiYT ahh let's go

[@chamindasilva3191]

College professor never taught this. Thanks.

[@BrianFeroldiYT]

:)

[@Yatra-kj3zq]

Thank you for this information.

[@BrianFeroldiYT]

Glad it was helpful!

[@RadiantGreens]

appreciate the info! (is it just me or is the audio out of sync w/ lip movement?)

[@BrianFeroldiYT]

Thanks for the feedback

[@skypickle29]

when looking at assets and liabilities, how did you decide to exclude certain items? arent marketable securities and accounts receivable 'money in the bank'? and similarly for liabilities? why not use total assets and total libilities?

[@BrianFeroldiYT]

I included marketable securities. Excluded A/R. A/R is not money in the bank because there is always a risk of not collecting it

[@ay67886]

Your video is the best amongst several classes I took about reading financial statements 👍

[@BrianFeroldiYT]

Wow, thank you!

[@Champagnesando]

How can a CFO manage to solve this kind of problems? I’m interested in knowing the investor decision making (which you have already explained) and the company’s strategy for solving this issues.

[@BrianFeroldiYT]

Balance Sheets are in a company's control, the same way that a person's net worth is in their control. It's just a matter of making it a priority.

[@neuvocastezero1838]

Don't know if the Finchat numbers you're showing are current, but CMCSA 's quick and current ratios as of today are 0.66, according to Finviz, which isn't great, but a lot better than the asset/debt ratios on the chart shown in the video.

[@BrianFeroldiYT]

Hmm...yes, I used finchat's most recent numbers

[@neuvocastezero1838]

@@BrianFeroldiYT Shouldn't the current and quick ratios more closely reflect the ratio shown on the chart, or do they measure something else?