CCLD CareCloud Inc

$CCLD free fall time…suggest not catching falling knife and now instead of 2.12 I’ll by at 2.04

$CCLD The latest reported balance-sheet figures show approximately $54.0M of debt and $13.4M of cash, or about $40.6M of net debt. Using ~42.5M shares as one current market-data share count: Market cap: 42.5M × $2.05 ≈ $87.1M + debt: ~$54.0M − cash: ~$13.4M = EV ≈ $127.7M There is some variation depending on the share count methodology/data source. Current published EV estimates have recently been around $130–135M. SEC filing reported 45.75M common shares outstanding as of July 31, higher than the ~42.5M figure some market-data sites are using. Using 45.75M shares at $2.05 produces: $93.8M market cap + $40.6M net debt ≈ $134.4M EV. So I’d use ~$130–135M enterprise value today rather than a single precise number. CCLD is trading at only about 1× annual revenue and roughly 5×-ish annualized adjusted EBITDA, depending on what earnings period we use. Q2 alone produced $31.9M revenue and $5.9M adjusted EBITDA. Again this stock is thinly traded..low float …BUY..its going up soon

$CCLD 1.81 buy limit has been waiting since May. First decent-sized purchase starts there. Hit me.

$CCLD new 52 week low…don’t buy until close over 2.10 ( hence my previous 2.12 comment) Let’s see what happens!

$CCLD market cap now down to about 65 percent of this year's annual revenue. Ridiculously cheap down here.

$CCLD $2.22--$2.07 entry--CareCloud Inc...Nr. Lows...Sm. Starter Healthcare IT company providing AI-powered cloud solutions including EHR, practice management, revenue cycle management (RCM), and related services to more than 40,000–45,000 providers across 50 states and 70+ specialties.

$CCLD $2.09--$2.07 entry--CareCloud Inc...Nr. Lows...Sm. Starter Healthcare IT company providing AI-powered cloud solutions including EHR, practice management, revenue cycle management (RCM), and related services to more than 40,000–45,000 providers across 50 states and 70+ specialties.

$CCLD Guys, market cap does NOT mean anything. You need to add the NET DEBT to the market cap to find CCLD's Enterprise Value (EV). The EV is what matters. All the key multiples and the acquisition metrics are based on the EV, such as EV-to-adj. EBITDA and EV-to-Revenue.