Budget hawks have fretted for decades about America’s deficits and debt, repeatedly advising our government to embrace ...

Over the past three months, shares of Chart Industries (NASDAQ: GTLS) rose by 44.58%. Before we understand the importance of debt, let us look at how much debt Chart Industries has.Chart ...

Chart Industries has a debt to EBITDA ratio of 3.6, which signals significant debt, but is still pretty reasonable for most types of business.

In simpler terms, the decline in the debt-to-GDP ratio cannot be attributed to spending cuts, even as we move away from what's now widely regarded as an excessive fiscal response to the pandemic.

Clinton draws a chart of public debt as he presents his 2001 full-year budget on Feb. 7, ... In 2013, when Clinton hoped to eliminate the U.S.' public debt, the debt-to-GDP ratio surpassed 100%.

As of 5/24/19, the companies included in the chart had aggregate net cash of $178M, with only TerrAscend and Trulieve carrying net debt. In 2020 net debt rose to $938M, 7.7x LTM EBITDA of $122M.

Chart Industries reported a record first quarter. ... The debt ratio ticked up slightly to 3.43 in the first quarter with the negative free cash flow.