Solid Balance Sheet
A stable balance sheet can help a company to overcome difficult financial times. It also allows a company to make investments into their future when prices are lower during recessions. Risk measures are also lower, because investors have more confidence in the companies ability to avoid bankruptcy. - (edit / improve)

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