$2)$ Which one has more cash? And if they have more cash, is that a good thing?

$3)$ Does their cash amount equal their profit amount? If not, why?

$4)$ Which one has better cash flow related to its main reason it is in business?

$5)$ Which one has customers that owe the company a TON of money?

$6)$ Which one has older fixed assets?

$7)$ Which one has more risker debt $($current debt is more risker than long term$)?$

$8)$ Which one has kept more of its earnings within the business instead of paying it out in a dividend?

$9)$ Where are the companies spending most of their cash?

$10)$ Which one has more profits?

$11)$ Based on these financials, which one would be a better investment, and why?

$12)$ How would you determine if the company was a good investment if you didn$$t have the financial statements?