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Financial Ratios for CRM

AI-generated plain-English read of financial ratios for CRM. Updated daily.

Red flags detected, broadly deteriorating

moderate

Liquidity is stressed: current ratio at 0.76x signals the company may struggle to meet near-term obligations from current assets. Cash burn or covenant pressure is elevated.

What will probably happen

  • Multiple red flags across operating health AND a deteriorating or mixed trajectory — the near-term path is toward a covenant breach, credit downgrade, or forced asset sale unless operating cash flow improves materially.
  • Credit markets will reprice this company as a stressed issuer — refinancing at current debt levels will cost more, compounding the pressure.

What to do

If you HOLD this stock
Multiple red flags across operating health AND deteriorating trajectory — exit unless your thesis is a specific catalyst within 1-2 quarters.
If you're EVALUATING this stock
Pass. Distress-tier setup — wait for at least two quarters of stabilization.
If you trade OPTIONS
Long puts; consider 60-90 DTE to ride the multi-quarter unwind. Avoid selling puts into the fundamental deterioration.

12 periods with 2 ratios populated — directionally informative but trend reads may be noisy.

Technical details

Technical analysis

Leverage
D/E 0.29x | interest coverage — → moderate leverage
Liquidity
current ratio 0.76x | quick ratio — → stressed liquidity
Efficiency
asset turnover — | CCC — → average efficiency
Trajectory
broadly deteriorating
Composite health
red flags
Periods analysed
12
Ratios populated (latest)
2

Key levels

Key price and metric levels
LevelValue
current ratio0.76
debt to equity0.29
debt distressed threshold1
stressed liquidity threshold0.8

Caveats

  • Financial ratios are accounting snapshots — capital-intensive vs. capital-light businesses score very differently on the same metrics. Read alongside sector context.
  • Distress signals warrant cross-checking against the dedicated distress narrative (Altman-Z + Piotroski-F) for a multi-method view.

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