Presence of surplus cash on the balance sheet doesn't necessarily mean bright prospects for the company
Last updated: 14-Nov-2022•Ashish Jain
Many analysts like companies with high cash and cash equivalents on their balance sheets. It is often believed that the stocks of such companies outperform. We conducted a historical analysis to find out whether this hypothesis is true or not. We considered those BSE 500 companies that had a cash-to-market-cap ratio of 50
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