"we've been burned too many times."

So, are we to believe that the Liehub crew are smarter than Institutional Investors? One of the biggest differences between institutional investors, and bed wetters, day traders, and inexperienced newbie Investors is that they don't make emotional (and often irrational) trades.

How many insider shares have been sold?
How many products and verticals does VERB have?
How long did it take similar public companies to make a profit?
How long did it take similar public companies to become cash flow positive?
The list goes on and on. If one were to look at what has been accomplished, and what is being accomplished without bringing in the discussion of share price, would one buy? Of course they would! Now imagine being someone on the side, yet to have invested in VERB. After looking at what VERB has to offer, I think they would be buying a sh!tload of shares, hoping the price stays low long enough to get a sizeable position.

Personally, I couldn't care less what today's SP is except to hope to buy as much as I can while given the chance.

Mark my words, many will kick themselves in the butt for selling down here, or not buying while they had a chance.