NO.PZ2024011002000153
问题如下：
One concern when screening for low price-to-earnings stocks is that companies with low price-to-earnings ratios may be financially weak. What criteria might an analyst include to avoid inadvertently selecting weak companies?
选项：
A.Current-year sales growth lower than prior-year sales growth.
B.Net income less than zero.
C.Debt-to-total assets ratio below a certain cutoff
解释：
A lower debt-to-total assets ratio indicates greater financial strength. Requiring that a company's debt-to-total assets ratio be below a certain cutoff point would allow the analyst to screen out highly leveraged and, therefore, potentially financially weak companies. Requiring declining sales growth (answer A) or negative income (answer B) would not be appropriate for screening out financially weak companies.麻烦助教再说一下正确的思路
