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If a company has a negative Enterprise Value, what does this most likely imply about its financial position?
- The company posts negative EBITDA and trades on a revenue multiple
- The company's total liabilities significantly exceed its total assets on the books
- The company is in bankruptcy proceedings and its stock price has collapsed to zero
- The company has a cash balance that exceeds its total market capitalization and debt
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