Some stocks have low ratios because their share prices have plunged, a sign of trouble.
The climbs demand low ratios and high effort and, for long periods of the ride, are relentless.
The standardised score for student /staff ratios is negative, to reflect that low ratios are regarded as better.
Both Ireland and Iceland entered the crisis with very low ratios.
Low ratios are interpreted as indicative of warmer intervals during times of high sea level.
To find low-priced companies, she checks for a variety of factors including low ratios of price to earnings and price to free cash flow.
Boards disregard bonuses and commissions when weighing financial status, and they want to see low ratios of debt to income.
To minimize these and other risks, the managers use traditional value measures, seeking companies with low ratios of price to earnings, price to book value and price to cash flow.
Moreover, it's not as if such low ratios are a luxury; there's a reason why minimum ratios are also called "safe staffing levels".
In hindsight the low ratios were warning flares.
Value investors look for low ratios of price to sales, earnings or cash flow.
