Market Cap N/A
Revenue (ttm) 117.06M
Net Income (ttm) -48.67M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin N/A
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 100
Avg Vol 3,940
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out N/A
Stochastic %K 41%
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

CareCloud, Inc., a healthcare information technology (IT) company, provides technology-enabled business solutions, Software-as-a-Service offerings, and related business services to healthcare providers and hospitals primarily in the United States. It operates in two segments, Healthcare IT and Medical Practice Management. The company's portfolio of proprietary software and business services includes technology-enabled business solutions; cloud-based software; digital health services; healthcare...

Industry: Health Information Services
Sector: Healthcare
Phone: 732 873 5133
Address:
7 Clyde Road, Somerset, United States
HTNY
HTNY Aug. 12 at 9:47 AM
Lots of movement and rebalancing in the HT-ETF this month as various things played out and valuations continue to look a bit toppy in the tech sector in particular. I'm at 70% cash still and beginning to pivot into more yield producing stuff in anticipation of the changing rate cycle. On liquid stocks I always run a core and a swing position. I was a net add-er across my top 5 positions this month. Super heavy weight positions (11% + of deployed cash): $ARQ $ANRGF Heavyweight (8-10%) $CCLDO $ITRM $TOYO AGNC Middleweight (3-7%) HIPO FOA GOOG Flyweight (1-2%): XLO NVDA CCLD Watching for (re)entry: DAVE Monthly return on invested capital: 8.1% Side note. I continue to believe that retail's biggest opportunity for a generation is AI driven journalism. Or rather the lack of precision in AI driven journalism. Knowing how to read filings and balance sheets, think critically and see past headlines esp. during earnings season is a huge arbitrage opportunity.
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cb28
cb28 Aug. 5 at 6:31 PM
$CCLD $CCLDO why are you relucant on the commons?
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HTNY
HTNY Aug. 5 at 3:56 PM
$CCLD $CCLDO As always, the preferred shares make this calculus a little complex They look to have a cumulative market cap of about 160m assuming par value for the outstanding 2.5m preferred shares (A and B at 25 not including back dividends). That means we trade at about 1.5x revenue and they would need about $42-45m to buy out the remaining B shares. The A shares if converted at these levels would add about 10m more shares to the float. I'm not adding to the commons until I see how they want to play this. The B shares I hold are locked away paying me to wait.
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Beginners_Luck_
Beginners_Luck_ Aug. 5 at 3:21 PM
$CCLDO don't get me wrong I love where things are at here as far as recovery and the dividend reinstated but what would be fantastic is some kind of communication on when are they going to ramp up the divvy to start paying the dividend that got deferred!?!? Hopefully sooner than later...as happy as I am woth things I cannot believe this is trading around $20 🤷‍♂️
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justbaseball25
justbaseball25 Aug. 5 at 1:39 PM
with the $CCLD earnings.. $CCLDO should be trading at like 22-23 bucks...very little risk involved here...absolute stellar earnings. it would make the yield competitive around upper 9%...
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HTNY
HTNY Jul. 31 at 9:17 PM
$CCLDO It may not be sexy but in a market this toppy it feels good to have some divvy income and par value/back divvy catch up upside in your portfolio.
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justbaseball25
justbaseball25 Jul. 25 at 12:35 PM
$CCLDO declares divi through Sept. $CCLD
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HTNY
HTNY Jun. 16 at 2:49 PM
$CCLDO Still collecting a nice yield here and adding to the share count with the monthly dividend. I like getting paid to wait until they ultimately figure out a way to buy these out at par + back divvy.
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HTNY
HTNY Jun. 10 at 10:15 PM
$CCLDO $CCLD I own both of these and added to both today. The preferred shares are in a retirement account, the commons in the trading account. Ideal solution here is that they buy out the preferred shares at par value (25) plus accrued dividends (~2 per share) and then the commons can be rerated appropriately. Either way this is an easy hold for me longer term across both share classes.
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justbaseball25
justbaseball25 Jun. 10 at 3:19 PM
again??? $CCLDO -7% in a week..$CCLD doing fine.....low ass volume
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HTNY
HTNY Aug. 12 at 9:47 AM
Lots of movement and rebalancing in the HT-ETF this month as various things played out and valuations continue to look a bit toppy in the tech sector in particular. I'm at 70% cash still and beginning to pivot into more yield producing stuff in anticipation of the changing rate cycle. On liquid stocks I always run a core and a swing position. I was a net add-er across my top 5 positions this month. Super heavy weight positions (11% + of deployed cash): $ARQ $ANRGF Heavyweight (8-10%) $CCLDO $ITRM $TOYO AGNC Middleweight (3-7%) HIPO FOA GOOG Flyweight (1-2%): XLO NVDA CCLD Watching for (re)entry: DAVE Monthly return on invested capital: 8.1% Side note. I continue to believe that retail's biggest opportunity for a generation is AI driven journalism. Or rather the lack of precision in AI driven journalism. Knowing how to read filings and balance sheets, think critically and see past headlines esp. during earnings season is a huge arbitrage opportunity.
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cb28
cb28 Aug. 5 at 6:31 PM
$CCLD $CCLDO why are you relucant on the commons?
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HTNY
HTNY Aug. 5 at 3:56 PM
$CCLD $CCLDO As always, the preferred shares make this calculus a little complex They look to have a cumulative market cap of about 160m assuming par value for the outstanding 2.5m preferred shares (A and B at 25 not including back dividends). That means we trade at about 1.5x revenue and they would need about $42-45m to buy out the remaining B shares. The A shares if converted at these levels would add about 10m more shares to the float. I'm not adding to the commons until I see how they want to play this. The B shares I hold are locked away paying me to wait.
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Beginners_Luck_
Beginners_Luck_ Aug. 5 at 3:21 PM
$CCLDO don't get me wrong I love where things are at here as far as recovery and the dividend reinstated but what would be fantastic is some kind of communication on when are they going to ramp up the divvy to start paying the dividend that got deferred!?!? Hopefully sooner than later...as happy as I am woth things I cannot believe this is trading around $20 🤷‍♂️
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justbaseball25
justbaseball25 Aug. 5 at 1:39 PM
with the $CCLD earnings.. $CCLDO should be trading at like 22-23 bucks...very little risk involved here...absolute stellar earnings. it would make the yield competitive around upper 9%...
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HTNY
HTNY Jul. 31 at 9:17 PM
$CCLDO It may not be sexy but in a market this toppy it feels good to have some divvy income and par value/back divvy catch up upside in your portfolio.
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justbaseball25
justbaseball25 Jul. 25 at 12:35 PM
$CCLDO declares divi through Sept. $CCLD
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HTNY
HTNY Jun. 16 at 2:49 PM
$CCLDO Still collecting a nice yield here and adding to the share count with the monthly dividend. I like getting paid to wait until they ultimately figure out a way to buy these out at par + back divvy.
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HTNY
HTNY Jun. 10 at 10:15 PM
$CCLDO $CCLD I own both of these and added to both today. The preferred shares are in a retirement account, the commons in the trading account. Ideal solution here is that they buy out the preferred shares at par value (25) plus accrued dividends (~2 per share) and then the commons can be rerated appropriately. Either way this is an easy hold for me longer term across both share classes.
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justbaseball25
justbaseball25 Jun. 10 at 3:19 PM
again??? $CCLDO -7% in a week..$CCLD doing fine.....low ass volume
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justbaseball25
justbaseball25 Jun. 4 at 4:13 PM
fucking hell. $CCLDO getting wrecked. 4%....no reason.
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justbaseball25
justbaseball25 May. 29 at 1:42 PM
list of ex divs tomorro $MITT prefs $AGNC $CCLDO $EFC
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justbaseball25
justbaseball25 May. 21 at 3:18 PM
50 $CCLDO 100 $CCIF
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cb28
cb28 May. 19 at 10:14 PM
$CCLDO $CCLD yup buy at 20 dollars and it will be 20 dollar
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Beginners_Luck_
Beginners_Luck_ May. 19 at 8:35 PM
$CCLDO can this get over $20 tomorrow? What about $25 sooner rather than later?! 😎🤷‍♂️🙏 $CCLD
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Beginners_Luck_
Beginners_Luck_ May. 17 at 3:14 PM
$CCLDO $CCLD i wonder when they will start paying the back dividend on the preferred 🤔 i sold my swing from 1.40 area at 2.30 area and looks like maybe i should've added on that pullback to 1.80 area 😫 hoping for a pullback to add commons but we will see 👀 definitely bullish long term
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justbaseball25
justbaseball25 May. 6 at 6:06 PM
I did snag another 100 $CCLDO earlier. 19.04 or so. Crossed $56,100 expected divs. A new high. Only 1/3 way through the yr. Slow and steady expected divis moving up.
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justbaseball25
justbaseball25 Apr. 29 at 7:59 PM
50 $CCLDO 100 $RC pref e 50 $ECC D. Please don't fail me guys lol
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justbaseball25
justbaseball25 Apr. 15 at 10:18 AM
Voted against everything @CareCloud_Inc $CCLD $CCLDO feel free to send me a check for the abysmal deploy of the conversion. About $4K.
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justbaseball25
justbaseball25 Apr. 8 at 2:25 PM
dumped $CCLD. --- that means this will have its rocket up to 2 bucks soon still have 850 $CCLDO.
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yetistyle
yetistyle Apr. 4 at 7:37 PM
$CCLDO bot
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Dr_Van_Nostrend
Dr_Van_Nostrend Apr. 2 at 6:32 PM
$CCLD Adding $CCLDO on this little dip. They are doing acquisitions and have ample free cash flow stacking up for that purpose. Meaning the cash flow needed to pay the preferreds is much much more than needed and thus extremely well covered. This weakness post ex date is just a buying opportunity IMHO that won't last long. Almost a 12% tax advantaged yield here now paying monthly.
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