CCLD CareCloud Inc

$CCLD this is getting attractive again. I’ve traded this stock for 8 years and it feel like a good time to go long. Really cheap valuation. They have the cash flow to pay down some debt or make more acquisitions

$CCLD has posted nine straight quarters of GAAP profitability. Q2 revenue was USD 31.9M, up 16% YoY. That combination is rare in a healthcare software name trading around USD 2. Q3 reports Nov 5, before the open.

$CCLD like I said …a lot of air down here so easy to move up or down…1.90’s / 2 def resistance —so we’ll see if this bounce is meaningful meaning it wil get us back in the 2’s in the next 5 days or not Let’s see what happens!

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

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

$CCLD cirrusAI Notes drafts structured clinical notes for doctors to review and sign. Documentation time is the complaint you hear from almost every physician. It’s one more product in the cross-sell queue for the existing provider base.

$CCLD low end guidance was 128M rev, 29M adj EBITDA, gaap eps 0.20 assuming guidance was factual, that leaves 65M, 18M adj EBITDA and ALL of the gaap eps to the next 2 quarters. How is this trading at a measly 82M market cap?? How??

$CCLD freefall has begun…hence my advice not to buy until 2.10-2.12….which now has changed to close over 2.05…until then HOLD!! ( or of course do what you want 🤣)

$CCLD (1/10) How CareCloud makes money CareCloud sells outsourced revenue cycle management (RCM) to US physician practices, medical groups and hospitals, bundled with its own EHR, practice management and patient engagement software. Full-year 2025 revenue was USD 120.5M, and FY26 guidance is USD 128-132M of revenue and USD 29-31M of adj. EBITDA. This thread covers where the revenue comes from, what it costs to deliver, and where the cash goes. Paid issuer-sponsored content. Full compensation disclosure at the end.

(1/8) CareCloud ($CCLD) generated $120.5M of revenue in 2025 across ~2,900 medical practices and hospitals. But the easiest way to understand the business is following healthcare collections, and the model becomes much clearer. A cardiology patient walks in for a follow-up and an echo. Assume Medicare allows about USD 333 for the pair, with the deductible met. Payment may arrive from about two weeks after receipt of a clean electronic claim: ~USD 267 before sequestration. The remaining 20%, paid by the patient or supplemental coverage, straggles in whenever it does. Somewhere on that trip, CCLD takes its cut. Let's follow the money 🧵 Paid issuer-sponsored content. Full compensation disclosure in 8/8.[