Market Cap 29.85M
Revenue (ttm) 1.66M
Net Income (ttm) -34.35M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -2,069.28%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.00
Volume 826,800
Avg Vol 5,430,198
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 77.71M
Stochastic %K 19%
Beta 2.09
Analysts Sell
Price Target $4.20

Company Profile

Clearside Biomedical, Inc., a biopharmaceutical company, focuses on the revolutionizing the delivery of therapies to the back of the eye through the suprachoroidal space. The company offers XIPERE, a triamcinolone acetonide injectable suspension for the treatment of macular edema associated with uveitis. It also develops CLS-AX, an axitinib injectable suspension for suprachoroidal injection, which has completed Phase 2 clinical trial to treat wet AMD. The company has a collaboration with bausch...

Industry: Biotechnology
Sector: Healthcare
Phone: 678 270 3631
Fax: 678 270 4033
Address:
900 North Point Parkway, Suite 200, Alpharetta, United States
maphere
maphere Aug. 2 at 8:12 PM
$BCRX $CLSD Dot connecting: CLSD slide deck (7/25): Undisclosed Therapeutic Modulate pro-inflammatory cells Geographic Atrophy (GA) BCRX 10-Q (3/2025): Bifunctional Complement Inhibitor. We are developing a bifunctional complement inhibitor anti-C2 monoclonal antibody that could be a first-inclass combined inhibitor of the classical, lectin and alternative pathways of the complement system to treat complex complement-mediated diseases that are influenced by multiple complement pathways. Google A.I.: Pro-inflammatory cells and bifunctional inhibitors Future outlook Research into bifunctional complement inhibitors and therapies that target multiple aspects of the inflammatory response holds the potential to significantly improve the treatment of GA. The goal is to develop therapies that not only slow the progression of GA but also preserve visual function and minimize adverse effects, thereby enhancing the quality of life for individuals affected by this debilitating disease.
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maphere
maphere Aug. 2 at 4:21 PM
$BCRX $CLSD Predictions after the fact don't mean much...so here I go. BCRX acquires CLSD gaining their patents, microinjector and future revenue streams from the existing partners (RGNX, BLCO, AURA, Arctic and themselves), and pays off their debt. BCRX doses DME patient after the BO to avoid a milestone payment. BCRX went into the DME program with a high level of confidence of drug sustainability (up to 6 months) using the SCS injector. CLSD has 2 undisclosed molecules for GA. They are presenting NEW DATA in Dec., based on a brochure download, see below. I think the molecules belong to BCRX, I've been told directly by XXX that BCRX has a "stable of molecules." If GA (aka DryAMD) is a real target for BCRX then it's bigger than anything they've touched so far...it's the Holy Grail for eye disease and worthy of what would be considered a small investment for a BO if they move forward. CLSD has cleaned out the cupboard for new management and hired Piper to make a deal. This is my prediciton.
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rando321456
rando321456 Aug. 2 at 2:01 AM
$CLSD So let's go over what they have vs. what they owe Known cash: - 13.6 million on the balance sheet end of Q1 - probably 1 million in ATM sales through June(per the R/S filing share count as of June 30) - probably about .8 million in receivables that don't flow through to HCR - roughly 15.4 million in likely cash What they currently owe and have paid: - current liabilities 5 million - payout for firing everyone 3.4 million - likely cash burn in Q2 6 million What they owe long term: - Georgia tech 750k between 26/27 - lease 400k in 26 - auditor 500k per year So after everything is balanced they go into Q4 with roughly 1 million in likely cash atleast, hopefully they've done another ~2 million injector/training kit sales by that time though and raised atleast 3 million from ATM. Ideally they began cutting back their spend in Q2 aswell.
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valueforme
valueforme Aug. 1 at 9:10 PM
$CLSD Dead cat bounce is over, now the question is how much cash they were able to ATM during the bounce. This will be the most interesting part of the upcoming 10-Q. I assume no conf calls to take place any more and 10-Q somewhere around Aug 14-15.
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sushistocks23
sushistocks23 Aug. 1 at 7:21 PM
$CLSD folks. I just left my favorite chinese food spot and grabbed a fortune cookie. This can only mean one thing for us...
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cheapwin
cheapwin Aug. 1 at 5:39 PM
$CLSD if it goes to .33 cents I'll buy out Clearside myself!
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maphere
maphere Aug. 1 at 3:00 PM
$CLSD Well...hmmm Viral has moved on. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/neuparadigm-bio_neuparadigmbio-activity-7356875155526041600-UmQI?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAFbX6sB6O9p99YHD4xHsIXTcY3tswQnStc
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Mellomangoboi
Mellomangoboi Jul. 31 at 9:05 PM
$CLSD When you see hodlers like @konfusha and @Breshears323 liking posts without reading them, you know it’s bad out here
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maphere
maphere Jul. 31 at 8:37 PM
$BCRX $CLSD. Already dosed... https://www.ophthalmologytimes.com/view/asrs-2025-asrs-2025-suprachoroidal-avoralstat-stops-vascular-leakage-in-a-well-established-rabbit-model
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JaumeIII
JaumeIII Jul. 31 at 8:02 PM
$CLSD even at .40 still believe clsd has much more value than the price it’s trading at. Cls-ax in my opinion is a better way than implants for tki and better than gene therapy for seniors with amd. Time will tell but worth holding at these prices, not selling, maybe adding more.
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Latest News on CLSD
Why Is Clearside Biomedical Stock Gaining Today?

Jun 25, 2024, 12:54 PM EDT - 1 year ago

Why Is Clearside Biomedical Stock Gaining Today?


maphere
maphere Aug. 2 at 8:12 PM
$BCRX $CLSD Dot connecting: CLSD slide deck (7/25): Undisclosed Therapeutic Modulate pro-inflammatory cells Geographic Atrophy (GA) BCRX 10-Q (3/2025): Bifunctional Complement Inhibitor. We are developing a bifunctional complement inhibitor anti-C2 monoclonal antibody that could be a first-inclass combined inhibitor of the classical, lectin and alternative pathways of the complement system to treat complex complement-mediated diseases that are influenced by multiple complement pathways. Google A.I.: Pro-inflammatory cells and bifunctional inhibitors Future outlook Research into bifunctional complement inhibitors and therapies that target multiple aspects of the inflammatory response holds the potential to significantly improve the treatment of GA. The goal is to develop therapies that not only slow the progression of GA but also preserve visual function and minimize adverse effects, thereby enhancing the quality of life for individuals affected by this debilitating disease.
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maphere
maphere Aug. 2 at 4:21 PM
$BCRX $CLSD Predictions after the fact don't mean much...so here I go. BCRX acquires CLSD gaining their patents, microinjector and future revenue streams from the existing partners (RGNX, BLCO, AURA, Arctic and themselves), and pays off their debt. BCRX doses DME patient after the BO to avoid a milestone payment. BCRX went into the DME program with a high level of confidence of drug sustainability (up to 6 months) using the SCS injector. CLSD has 2 undisclosed molecules for GA. They are presenting NEW DATA in Dec., based on a brochure download, see below. I think the molecules belong to BCRX, I've been told directly by XXX that BCRX has a "stable of molecules." If GA (aka DryAMD) is a real target for BCRX then it's bigger than anything they've touched so far...it's the Holy Grail for eye disease and worthy of what would be considered a small investment for a BO if they move forward. CLSD has cleaned out the cupboard for new management and hired Piper to make a deal. This is my prediciton.
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rando321456
rando321456 Aug. 2 at 2:01 AM
$CLSD So let's go over what they have vs. what they owe Known cash: - 13.6 million on the balance sheet end of Q1 - probably 1 million in ATM sales through June(per the R/S filing share count as of June 30) - probably about .8 million in receivables that don't flow through to HCR - roughly 15.4 million in likely cash What they currently owe and have paid: - current liabilities 5 million - payout for firing everyone 3.4 million - likely cash burn in Q2 6 million What they owe long term: - Georgia tech 750k between 26/27 - lease 400k in 26 - auditor 500k per year So after everything is balanced they go into Q4 with roughly 1 million in likely cash atleast, hopefully they've done another ~2 million injector/training kit sales by that time though and raised atleast 3 million from ATM. Ideally they began cutting back their spend in Q2 aswell.
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valueforme
valueforme Aug. 1 at 9:10 PM
$CLSD Dead cat bounce is over, now the question is how much cash they were able to ATM during the bounce. This will be the most interesting part of the upcoming 10-Q. I assume no conf calls to take place any more and 10-Q somewhere around Aug 14-15.
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sushistocks23
sushistocks23 Aug. 1 at 7:21 PM
$CLSD folks. I just left my favorite chinese food spot and grabbed a fortune cookie. This can only mean one thing for us...
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cheapwin
cheapwin Aug. 1 at 5:39 PM
$CLSD if it goes to .33 cents I'll buy out Clearside myself!
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maphere
maphere Aug. 1 at 3:00 PM
$CLSD Well...hmmm Viral has moved on. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/neuparadigm-bio_neuparadigmbio-activity-7356875155526041600-UmQI?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAFbX6sB6O9p99YHD4xHsIXTcY3tswQnStc
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Mellomangoboi
Mellomangoboi Jul. 31 at 9:05 PM
$CLSD When you see hodlers like @konfusha and @Breshears323 liking posts without reading them, you know it’s bad out here
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maphere
maphere Jul. 31 at 8:37 PM
$BCRX $CLSD. Already dosed... https://www.ophthalmologytimes.com/view/asrs-2025-asrs-2025-suprachoroidal-avoralstat-stops-vascular-leakage-in-a-well-established-rabbit-model
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JaumeIII
JaumeIII Jul. 31 at 8:02 PM
$CLSD even at .40 still believe clsd has much more value than the price it’s trading at. Cls-ax in my opinion is a better way than implants for tki and better than gene therapy for seniors with amd. Time will tell but worth holding at these prices, not selling, maybe adding more.
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maphere
maphere Jul. 31 at 5:41 PM
$CLSD $RGNX My apologies, my post below on Abbvie transcript was from earlier this year. The current transcript does not refer to Abbvie's eye programs...any of them, not just Regenxbio. https://www.investing.com/news/transcripts/earnings-call-transcript-abbvie-q2-2025-sees-stock-surge-on-earnings-beat-93CH-4164055
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maphere
maphere Jul. 31 at 4:30 PM
$RGNX $CLSD Abbvie comments today on the Regenxbio...kinda positive yet I don't see the DR trial starting this year based on the answer: ____________ "Your question on eye care, I mean our focus on eye care is in glaucoma, retinal disease, and prescription dry eye. It has very much a scientific focus. It's a data-driven business. It's a very efficient business as well. And obviously, we're excited about the REGENXBIO Gene Therapy Program focused on wet AMD and diabetic retinopathy. Depending on how that plays out, I think you could see that as becoming a stronger growth driver. We obviously have four of the five, as you think about, you get a lot of questions there. But we don't get as many questions on eye care, but we do believe as you start to get more visibility to this REGENXBIO Program, you'll likely spend more time focusing on it. We think of it as a potential to be a long-term growth driver for the company. And we like the fit it has for AbbVie." https://www.fool.com/earnings/call-transcripts/2025/01/31/abbvie-abbv-q4-2024-earnings-call-transcript/
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jbal
jbal Jul. 31 at 11:45 AM
$CLSD The RS and ATM(maybe) activity says that they aren't negotiating in a competitive environment now, and they need time. Good for investors because they aren't capitulating to a fire sale, but bad because they don't have what they see as a compelling offer. These things take time, so good on them. Conversely, what has George been doing for the last 10 months since ODYSSEY P2 topline? Investors are in the dark, and the shares are priced accordingly.
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wishpotion
wishpotion Jul. 31 at 11:43 AM
$CLSD Last couple of days with all that volume experienced, big amounts of shares were bought, price jumped, then with 1:10 of this volume price brought down where the trade started. Seems to be that some with bigger pockets taking slowly that way big amounts of shares into their accounts. And with this approach they ensure to do it for best prices, again and again. So the bet is made plus this way they can profit to a maximum as soon next steps will be announced.
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rando321456
rando321456 Jul. 30 at 10:50 PM
$CLSD So lets say they don't get bought before the next quarterly drops. Do you guys think the amount of cash raised into this volume could be a tell of what their "plan" currently is? I figure if it was less than 3 million it's just a buyout and if it's more than 20 million they're gonna try to do something wacky.
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theriteone
theriteone Jul. 30 at 4:18 PM
$CLSD of course Medicaid approval matters in the U.S We got the approval for Canada and now waiting on China's approval.
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Webullbro
Webullbro Jul. 30 at 3:32 PM
$CLSD July 29, 2025 Announcing Coverage-67516 Suprachoroidal Space Injection of Pharmacologic Agent (separate procedure) Current Procedural Terminology code 67516 has replaced category III code 0465T. This article applies to NC Medicaid Direct and NC Medicaid Managed Care. North Carolina Medicaid is announcing coverag
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DARKP00L
DARKP00L Jul. 30 at 3:17 PM
$CLSD the market is buzzing about this stock. Expect possible price changes!
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theriteone
theriteone Jul. 30 at 3:16 PM
$CLSD waiting on China approval
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DARKP00L
DARKP00L Jul. 30 at 3:12 PM
$CLSD the market is buzzing about this stock. Expect possible price changes!
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cheapwin
cheapwin Jul. 30 at 3:03 PM
$CLSD here we go!
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wishpotion
wishpotion Jul. 30 at 2:33 PM
$CLSD If you ask me the most likely scenario is that they will do a merger combined with a CVR agreement. CVR agreements, or Contingent Value Rights agreements, are often implemented in the context of mergers and acquisitions to provide additional value to shareholders. Why I think it is likely is because of two situational preconditions CLSD is obviously confronted with: Overcoming Valuation Discrepancies: In situations where there is disagreement over the fair valuation of the merging companies, CVRs can bridge the gap by offering an additional payout contingent on future performance, encouraging both parties to agree on a merger. Streamlined Transactions: CVRs simplify the negotiation process for complex mergers by providing a structured way to address uncertainties around future earnings or performance, allowing companies to move forward with the merger while mitigating risks associated with potential underperformance.
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