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Low Cash Buffer

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The Quick Ratio is used as a solvency metric to determine a firm’s ability to pay down current liabilities with its cash, short-term equivalents, and accounts receivables. Firms with low quick ratios (typically less than 1) may mean that the firm is potentially having solvency issues. This flag identifies companies where the Quick ratio for the trailing twelve months is low, both in an absolute sense and also relative to the rest of the universe.

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