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Preset screen · the value lens
Fortress balance sheets
Nothing here says a company is cheap or good. It says a bad year cannot be fatal, which is a different question and sometimes the only one that matters.
The rule
Cash and marketable securities exceed every borrowing — the company is in net cash, not net debt.
That is the whole filter — there is no second, unstated condition. It runs over the figures the reads themselves use, at the moment this page was built.
Today's matches
32 companies match this rule right now, out of everything we cover.
- AccentureACN
- AdobeADBE
- AlphabetGOOGL
- AMDAMD
- AppleAAPL
- Applied MaterialsAMAT
- Arista NetworksANET
- CadenceCDNS
- CME GroupCME
- CostcoCOST
- CrowdStrikeCRWD
- DatadogDDOG
- DoorDashDASH
- Elevance HealthELV
- FortinetFTNT
- Intuitive SurgicalISRG
- Lam ResearchLRCX
- MetaMETA
- MicrosoftMSFT
- Monster BeverageMNST
- NewmontNEM
- NVIDIANVDA
- PalantirPLTR
- Palo Alto NetworksPANW
- PayPalPYPL
- RegeneronREGN
- Ross StoresROST
- ServiceNowNOW
- SnowflakeSNOW
- TeslaTSLA
- TJXTJX
- VertexVRTX
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