Jim Cramer introduces viewers to the rule of 40 to help valuate which cloud stocks to invest in and to sell.
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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