Total Debt to Equity

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The attached screenshot is from the site https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/AMZN/overview

How can I calculate "Total Debt to Equity", by using the numbers on the balance sheet?

I know, by hovering over the text it shows "Short-term debt + Long-Term debt / total stockholders equity (LTM)".
But I can't find the numbers, to calculate it.
Can you please show me exactly how I can get to the result of 142.54 shown on the screenshot?

Thanks.

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Moooo

Hi Daniel,

69,005 / 48,410 = 142.54 ? How?

I am getting 1.43

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Hi,

You can see the inputs here: https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/AMZN/balance-sheet#figure_type=quarterly

Please fix the calculation

69,005 / 48,410 = 1.43

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Please fix the calculation

69,005 / 48,410 = 1.43

We are adding a % sign to the current values. The fix will be live very soon.

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anonymous

This is now updated to show a % sign. Thanks so much for reporting this issue and helping us get it fixed!

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anonymous

There are a lot of sites now with useful applications. You can even find a mortgage calculator. But sometimes, even with such helpers, you can't get an accurate calculation of your funds. A friend tried to calculate his mortgage interest on an apartment. At first, I tried to help him, and then I advised him to contact Mortgage Advice Birmingham for help. When a professional takes on the job, he already knows what nuances to consider to the point of automatism. I've heard it said before that these calculations should be entrusted to machines. But will they be able to consider all the peculiarities of your situation?