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Posted On: 10/11/2019 11:20:49 AM
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I noticed that the financial sites are starting to pull in all the data over the last few months. Not 100% and not always 100% correct, but a lot better than hardly nothing a while back.
I'm thinking from this point forward, with every Q release, with every insider purchase, with every large institution, it's going to be easier for investors, institutions to glance at the data and figure out if they want to invest.
For example from the sites
Total Revenue
Q2 - 3.73 million
Q1 - 9000
My broker's site even has projections for this year and next and they look dam good.
Nice to see two Mutual funds holding VERB along with all the other institutions.
Fidelity and Vanguard. The former bought in and the latter bought a boat load more. Keep in mind, these are index funds and there are more. Usually they may lower their overall percentage if the stock declines. Just the opposite here.
I'm thinking from this point forward, with every Q release, with every insider purchase, with every large institution, it's going to be easier for investors, institutions to glance at the data and figure out if they want to invest.
For example from the sites
Total Revenue
Q2 - 3.73 million
Q1 - 9000
My broker's site even has projections for this year and next and they look dam good.
Nice to see two Mutual funds holding VERB along with all the other institutions.
Fidelity and Vanguard. The former bought in and the latter bought a boat load more. Keep in mind, these are index funds and there are more. Usually they may lower their overall percentage if the stock declines. Just the opposite here.
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