Quick Ratio

quick ratio  A good Quick Ratio shows your ability to cover your short-term liabilities with quick assets comfortably In most cases, a Quick Ratio of 1 or Quick ratio or current ratio? The quick ratio is often considered a better indicator, or liquidity ratio, than current ratio of a company's debt-to-equity

To find your company's quick ratio, first add together your cash, accounts receivable, and marketable securities to find your quick assets Add A quick ratio of :1 means you have a dollar's worth of easily convertible assets for each dollar of your current liabilities Though acceptable ratios can

A quick ratio of 1 or above indicates that the company has sufficient liquid assets to satisfy its short-term obligations An extremely high The quick ratio measures a company's ability to pay its current liabilities by readily converting some of its current assets into cash