NNWC Increasing Stock Screen

NNWC Increasing Screen

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This screen displays companies with positive and increasing Net Net Working Capital (NNWC) compared to the previous quarter.

Such companies have been able to increase cash, accounts receivables and/or inventory at a much higher rate than debt.

NNWC = Cash & Equivalents + (Accounts Receivables x 0.75) + (Inventory x 0.5) ? Total Liabilities

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