on Monday revealed "quick and dirty" tricks that investors can use to assess enterprise software stocks like a Wall Street expert.
The first tool that Cramer broke down is what's called the rule of 40, where a company's revenue growth and profit margin should add up to 40% or more. Venture capitalists and hedge funds use the rule to calculate the tradeoff in growth and profitability. Anything below that threshold is a red flag for a stock portfolio.
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