Vitor Souto

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The market is telling stocks with negative enterprise values the business is worth less than nothing. If you buy a stock with a negative enterprise value, you are being paid—indirectly—to buy the stock. You could use the company’s own cash to buy all of its shares. In practice, stocks with low or negative enterprise values often (but not always) own bad businesses. They burn lots of cash.
The Acquirer's Multiple: How the Billionaire Contrarians of Deep Value Beat the Market
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