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Via Trading Goddess:
What stock could be better than a company that is debt free and is trading at a price that is below the amount of cash they have per share. In other words, if the company went out of business, it wouldn't have any debts to pay off, and even if they couldn't sell off any of their assets, just the cash in the banks alone would be more than enough to give the investors a profit. The company would have to lose money at an incredible burn rate in order for the investor to lose money. So do such stocks exist? Yes, WallStreetNewsNetwork.com has come up with its latest downloadable and sortable list of debt free stocks selling close to cash per share. Here are a few examples:
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