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Quantitative analysis	A way to determine the worth of a stock by investigating the company's market share, earnings, margins and revenue among other quantifiable indicators.

Quick assets	Money and different assets that can and might be changed into money quite quickly. Eg. Accounts recieveable minus inventory.

Quick Ratio	Can be calculated by subtracting a company's inventory from its current assets and dividing by the current liabilities. As an equation: Quick ratio= (Current assets- Inventory)/Current Liabilities. It is also known as the acid test ratio. It is used to characterize a company's ability to meet current financial requirements, eg. bills.

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