I understand that there is no hard and fast rule. But in that case establish a range of possible values? Maybe a company with solid infrastructure assets like a utility or pipeline company can get away with a 5:1 ratio? Maybe a commodity company with low margins rarely gets extended beyond a 2:1 ratio? If one establishes the range, then by definition everything must fall somewhere in between.
The fact that there is often no disclosure simplify amplifies the need to test against typical values. That isn't an excuse to invest blind.
I understand that there is no hard and fast rule. But in that...
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