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What total liabilities and total assets match always ??

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  1. jiju6justus

    jiju6justus Member

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    Hi members,

    This out of ignorance I am asking. Kindly educate me. I have uploaded the balance sheet of RCom from Screener Rcom-BalanceSheet.PNG
     
  2. shabbir

    shabbir Administrator Staff Member

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    That's the beauty of balance sheet. It will always match. Often the value on balance sheet isn't at the current value as well.
     
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    jiju6justus Member

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    so how to know if the company in growing debt or not ??
     
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    bhat64 Apprentice

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    Check the borrowing row in the balance sheet table..see if the borrowing value or number is decreasing yoy


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  5. shabbir

    shabbir Administrator Staff Member

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    Use money control and asses from the debt to equity ratio over time.
     
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    bhat64 Apprentice

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    I also like to keep a watch of the fixed assets line item. If there is a jump in fixed asset especially latest year then I dig deeper ..lowering debt increasing reserves and increasing fixed assets may indicate new capacity expansions...from cash accrued


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