** Shares in wireless communications solutions firm CalAmp
CAMP.O slump 27.4% to a more than one-month low of $5.21 in
early trading
** Stock last down ~25%, on pace for worst day since Dec.
2021 if current losses hold
** After hours on Thursday, company missed market estimates
for Q1 revenue, hurt by component shortages and customers
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** Jefferies cuts PT to $10.50 from $15, while Northland
Capital trims by $1 to $11
** "This isn't good," Jefferies analysts say, adding it
calls into question the progress CAMP is making with its
transition toward a recurring revenue-based business
** Four of six brokerages rate the stock "buy" or higher,
one "hold" and one "sell"; their median PT is $10.75 - Refinitiv
** Up to Thursday's close, stock had risen ~2% YTD
(Reporting by Deborah Sophia in Bengaluru)
((DeborahMary.Sophia@thomsonreuters.com;))