Here is the way I look at it.

Never expect anything.

Don't expect the earnings report on Wednesday to be good.

If you believe in what the company is doing then hang onto your shares.

If you don't like what the company is doing then throw in the towel and sell your shares.

Am I mad that I didn't sell for a profit at $3.10 a share?

No.

Do I believe this company can get higher than $3.10?

Absolutely.

Technically I haven't sold anything, so I haven't lost anything.

I get your frustration.

I have only been invested in VERB for 3 years. I came in a few days after the Oracle announcement was made. According to eTrade, I paid $45 for my first shares of VERB (Adjusted price after the RS).

Am I upset about that?

No.

If this stock gets to that $45 price again I will have a s**t eating grin on my face.

Many people on this board have been invested in this company much longer than I.

I treat the stock market the same way I treat a trip to a casino. I have an envelope that says "JPPC's losing money."

I only gamble what I can afford to lose.

Right now I can't afford to put any more money into VERB, but maybe next month I will have a little extra.

Who knows how the coin will flip, on 4/1/21 we may see prices back above $2 or we may see prices back below $1.

Does the PPS of VERB make you want to punch a wall and rip your hair out?

Sure.

But I will say this:

"The sweet is never as sweet without the sour."

I tend to believe good things come to those who wait.

So we just might have to wait a little longer...