SB, first, learn a bit about balance sheets. Second don't compare health care stocks with VPG. Big nono. Now then, have a look at the 'total Current assets vs Total current liabilities'. Obviously having more total ca then total cl is desirable, the more the better. Then go and do an exercize in comparing Vpg's total ca and cl with that of cnp and cer. Come back with your findings. Then redirect your scare mongering rubbish to stocks where it's deserved. You might even buy some vpg after doing a bit of homework:]. I strongly encourage you to do so as your image is coming accross as a school kid to most here-frequent dribble and no discussion of the numbers. Either that or really need to get a life [or a brain for that matter]. Have a good week.
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