So of course very simple math suggests at a multiplier of 10X revenue, with $120M revenue Verb would be a $1 billion company. Seems very achievable this year, and 10X multiplier of revenue is a conservative multiplier for a growth SaaS company like Verb.

Of course this is just my own quickie easy math calculation.

Yesterday was a great buying opportunity and it was a lucky coincidence I freed up some cash and bought a nice amount of warrants and shares to add some to my totals. Probably my last buying for awhile so got lucky with the timing. Congrats to all other longs who also bought yesterday.

In fact i was hitting the warrants at the ask of 54 cents and couldn't really move the needle on them yesterday afternoon as much as I tried. There was an endless supply it seemed, much more than what was shown on the ask! Anyway, I consider 54 cents a bargain. I did actually get some at 50 cents (6000) yesterday morning and some more at 52 cents. Then I started hitting the ask, at times I put in an order at 54 cents and it filled at 53.75 cents. The last few times it was 54 cents even, and I tried ordering more than what was on the ask and it always filled and as I said couldn't move the needle.