Series 66: Debt To Equity

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Debt to Equity

Debt to equity is a leverage ratio that measures a company’s leverage, or how much debt is used to run the business. This ratio puts a company’s total debt in the numerator and shareholders’ equity in the denominator. This number tells you how much debt financing the company has compared to equity financing. Higher debt-to-equi

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