On the debt issue, I think the D in D/E ratios is long term only (not sure why).
Relative to a couple of the shares on the list in the earlier post, Boom has a high level of short term debt.
For example, short term debt as a percentage of total debt is
about
Brambles 3%
Telstra 20%
Boom 29%
Got to think in the current climate that short term debt is of more concern than long term debt.
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