What does a high debt-to-equity ratio indicate?

• A. The company has a greater number of current liabilities due in the short-term, like accounts payable, than its current assets, like accounts receivable.

• B. The companys assets are financed by a high proportion of equity, meaning the company is financially strong.

• C. The company has a strong equity position as compared to its debt.

• D. The company is over-leveraged, or has a lot of debt compared to equity, which may impact a companys ability to access capital for growth.