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Posted On: 06/04/2021 3:45:32 PM
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Stock bashers are getting angry
Oh sorry, that was the wrong room
The argument board isn't working like it once was
But par for the course, they'll throw a bunch of shit at the wall and see what sticks and who is dumb enough to react
Maybe try another tactic...
You'd have to be a lunatic to short at these levels as the downside is a sliver of what I believe is the upside, but do your own DD other than reading message boards
Do you realize most of 'them' could write a 1/2 way intelligent post, but that would take an effort and the use of one's brain
Takes no brains to bash everything
The articles and interest on Live streaming eCommerce is picking up a lot of moment, especially the last few months. Many people are looking to invested in the 'next thing', so how actually would they do it?
The handful of startups out there you cant invest in and are any of them really going to be around tomorrow?
You could invest in Amazon since they do Live streaming, but it's not a pure play and streaming is a tiny fraction of what they do
Verb going shortly to $1.60 is a no brainer as that was where the last round was at.
Once the market understands Verb is signing million dollar deals, the demand is high for existing product and additional ones are coming out shortly (Microsoft, Marketplace, mobile app, etc.) that I believe will have a substantial upside to shareholders.
Then add to that there is already a precedent with out this exploded in China
You already can see the impact on other public stocks that are valued at x86 times revenue and they have far less potential I believe.
https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/BA...inancials/
Take what you believe Verb's revenue is this year and multiple it by only 86.6 and let me know what market cap you get.
red, you say Verb is a better company than BAMBUSER that is valued at a 1/2 billion dollar market cap, but could you spend a few weeks of your time proving it to them? Share some links? They are DD helpless.
Here's what I think will happen
The same with Crocs, EVs, Crypto and everything else
One day people will wake up a realize it's the "next thing" and will be falling over each other
I was able to read the article I mentioned yesterday on the subscription site
They said Avon Company and Beautycounter are now offering distributors and customers live shopping experiences
Avon said they have two distributor-focused livestream sales events with 11 consumer events planned for 2021.
Beautycounter has opened a brick-and-mortar store from which it streams its live shopping events.
Both of these seem like expensive productions to me and not sure how they help distributors.
The technology guy at MONAT Global said this technology allows the distributor to close the online sales which was a strong advantage over product demos and online parties on platforms such as Zoom and Sqweee .
I looked up Sqweee as I never heard it before. $20/mo so Verb is a deal for all you get.
He gave some good advice for executives considering live streaming ecommerce
Does the product offering lend itself to being demonstrated online?
Is you company willing to invest training and promotion with the realization it's not the new shiny object but a game changer ?
Have you seen the technology actually in action and not just a product demo from a vendor ?
Well I do believe 30 of Verb's customers did try the product out themselves
Heck on most of these other websites, you cant even see what the product does.
All the big brands are now on the bandwagon. Even Home Depot. You'll read about them all anytime you do a search and pull up recent articles like this one.
https://nrf.com/blog/how-nordstrom-and-home-d...-potential
What many of them are doing would be called marketing
What Verb allows companies to do is sell and close sales during the live streaming
That is why the guy from MONAT said is a game changer vs product demos on Zoom.
With verbLIVE you can do one on one sales
With verbLIVE you can do one on a dozen sales
The double game changer is the one to many
Have the rockstar at the company present and let all the distributors win
Avon could do this with Verb Live
Beautycounter could do this with Verb Live
Oh sorry, that was the wrong room
The argument board isn't working like it once was
But par for the course, they'll throw a bunch of shit at the wall and see what sticks and who is dumb enough to react
Maybe try another tactic...
You'd have to be a lunatic to short at these levels as the downside is a sliver of what I believe is the upside, but do your own DD other than reading message boards
Do you realize most of 'them' could write a 1/2 way intelligent post, but that would take an effort and the use of one's brain
Takes no brains to bash everything
The articles and interest on Live streaming eCommerce is picking up a lot of moment, especially the last few months. Many people are looking to invested in the 'next thing', so how actually would they do it?
The handful of startups out there you cant invest in and are any of them really going to be around tomorrow?
You could invest in Amazon since they do Live streaming, but it's not a pure play and streaming is a tiny fraction of what they do
Verb going shortly to $1.60 is a no brainer as that was where the last round was at.
Once the market understands Verb is signing million dollar deals, the demand is high for existing product and additional ones are coming out shortly (Microsoft, Marketplace, mobile app, etc.) that I believe will have a substantial upside to shareholders.
Then add to that there is already a precedent with out this exploded in China
You already can see the impact on other public stocks that are valued at x86 times revenue and they have far less potential I believe.
https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/BA...inancials/
Take what you believe Verb's revenue is this year and multiple it by only 86.6 and let me know what market cap you get.
red, you say Verb is a better company than BAMBUSER that is valued at a 1/2 billion dollar market cap, but could you spend a few weeks of your time proving it to them? Share some links? They are DD helpless.
Here's what I think will happen
The same with Crocs, EVs, Crypto and everything else
One day people will wake up a realize it's the "next thing" and will be falling over each other
I was able to read the article I mentioned yesterday on the subscription site
They said Avon Company and Beautycounter are now offering distributors and customers live shopping experiences
Avon said they have two distributor-focused livestream sales events with 11 consumer events planned for 2021.
Beautycounter has opened a brick-and-mortar store from which it streams its live shopping events.
Both of these seem like expensive productions to me and not sure how they help distributors.
The technology guy at MONAT Global said this technology allows the distributor to close the online sales which was a strong advantage over product demos and online parties on platforms such as Zoom and Sqweee .
I looked up Sqweee as I never heard it before. $20/mo so Verb is a deal for all you get.
He gave some good advice for executives considering live streaming ecommerce
Does the product offering lend itself to being demonstrated online?
Is you company willing to invest training and promotion with the realization it's not the new shiny object but a game changer ?
Have you seen the technology actually in action and not just a product demo from a vendor ?
Well I do believe 30 of Verb's customers did try the product out themselves
Heck on most of these other websites, you cant even see what the product does.
All the big brands are now on the bandwagon. Even Home Depot. You'll read about them all anytime you do a search and pull up recent articles like this one.
https://nrf.com/blog/how-nordstrom-and-home-d...-potential
What many of them are doing would be called marketing
What Verb allows companies to do is sell and close sales during the live streaming
That is why the guy from MONAT said is a game changer vs product demos on Zoom.
With verbLIVE you can do one on one sales
With verbLIVE you can do one on a dozen sales
The double game changer is the one to many
Have the rockstar at the company present and let all the distributors win
Avon could do this with Verb Live
Beautycounter could do this with Verb Live
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