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Posted On: 11/19/2020 10:39:03 AM
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While a joint PR with a Fortune 100 company would be nice, I think the more likely scenario would be continued SAAS revenue growth.
If you take the geometric average of the last two quarters of SAAS growth, and project it out, annual SAAS revenue will exceed $1 billion in nine years. While that is a longer horizon than some investors are hoping for, I would expect that such recurring increases would be reflected in the share price well before nine years.
Also, I think Rory mentioned something about the possibility of "explosive" growth. If VERB had just two or three consecutive quarters of 50% (or more) SAAS revenue growth, I imagine that could result in the traction we are all hoping for.
This is all in my opinion.
If you take the geometric average of the last two quarters of SAAS growth, and project it out, annual SAAS revenue will exceed $1 billion in nine years. While that is a longer horizon than some investors are hoping for, I would expect that such recurring increases would be reflected in the share price well before nine years.
Also, I think Rory mentioned something about the possibility of "explosive" growth. If VERB had just two or three consecutive quarters of 50% (or more) SAAS revenue growth, I imagine that could result in the traction we are all hoping for.
This is all in my opinion.
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