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Posted On: 04/11/2024 6:38:36 PM
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I think institutions and computer trading don't really care about the extension letters. Only retail & day traders.
If the company didn't get an extension, which is unlikely (and institutions know this), then the company would do a RS I assume. Institutions didn't invest because $0.20 was a 'good deal' or felt right. They did because they like the risk / reward ratio, business model, tech, partnerships, moat and the potential. That doesn't change with an extension letter nor a RS.
I think what is more important for institutions is...does the company have enough funding and now they do. I assume this is important for the NASDAQ and maybe one of the reasons they raised so much recently. Do they meet the other NASDAQ listing requirements (which I assume they do)? Did they lower debt? Are they growing? What is their burn rate? Is their revenue model clear and solid?
I think back on Facebook, Discord and other companies that didn't even have a clue on how they would make money. VERB does.
As far as a RS, would it be better for VERB to get the sp up to $20? Would more institutions buy in? From my perspective, whoever wants to short, has no problem doing it at $0.20 as they do at $20. Maybe easier to short and trade at the lower price as a penny or two, is a 5-10% movement. Do $20 stocks see the float churned through as much as a VERB at $0.20. idk Would be fun to see some company RS the sp up to $200 or $2000 and see if the games diminish. Most of the time the sp is too low and the games continue
If the company didn't get an extension, which is unlikely (and institutions know this), then the company would do a RS I assume. Institutions didn't invest because $0.20 was a 'good deal' or felt right. They did because they like the risk / reward ratio, business model, tech, partnerships, moat and the potential. That doesn't change with an extension letter nor a RS.
I think what is more important for institutions is...does the company have enough funding and now they do. I assume this is important for the NASDAQ and maybe one of the reasons they raised so much recently. Do they meet the other NASDAQ listing requirements (which I assume they do)? Did they lower debt? Are they growing? What is their burn rate? Is their revenue model clear and solid?
I think back on Facebook, Discord and other companies that didn't even have a clue on how they would make money. VERB does.
As far as a RS, would it be better for VERB to get the sp up to $20? Would more institutions buy in? From my perspective, whoever wants to short, has no problem doing it at $0.20 as they do at $20. Maybe easier to short and trade at the lower price as a penny or two, is a 5-10% movement. Do $20 stocks see the float churned through as much as a VERB at $0.20. idk Would be fun to see some company RS the sp up to $200 or $2000 and see if the games diminish. Most of the time the sp is too low and the games continue
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