Looking at the job boards today, I see 3 job postings for VERB.
Companies doing a lot of hiring, usually are growing fast. That usually is pretty straight forward.
Companies doing a lot of layoffs, isn't as easy to read. Right sizing, M&A reasons, etc. Sometimes the sp actually can go up but a tough call.
BTW: VERB's been hiring for the last year. Easier to read
Remember the ones that said everyone was leaving?
Remember the ones that said people were going to lose jobs?
Oh, yet a another lie on top of dozens more
Could it be more obvious?
Wonder if telling lies about a company will get you in trouble?
Hmmm
BTW: Not only do you hurt other investors with your lies, but you jeopardize hard working employees as well.
I look at tech companies everyday and some of these were a train wreck waiting to happen on valuation. The companies with big IPOs quickly were overvalued to begin with.
"For many of the top tier of richly valued young technology companies, the early message from public investors has been clear: If the company’s business model is a string of question marks and there are few public precedents and high losses, stock buyers are not greeting them with open arms."
If it's not clear how you are going to turn a profit, the market isn't going to treat you as well as companies like Zoom. Doesn't mean you have to turn a profit. Heck, Salesforce didn't for much of their life, but it was clear, "they could" if they wanted to.
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/20...pointments
Rory & Company are doing it "Step by Step"
Built a foundation "Brick by Brick"
Companies doing a lot of hiring, usually are growing fast. That usually is pretty straight forward.
Companies doing a lot of layoffs, isn't as easy to read. Right sizing, M&A reasons, etc. Sometimes the sp actually can go up but a tough call.
BTW: VERB's been hiring for the last year. Easier to read
Remember the ones that said everyone was leaving?
Remember the ones that said people were going to lose jobs?
Oh, yet a another lie on top of dozens more
Could it be more obvious?
Wonder if telling lies about a company will get you in trouble?
Hmmm
BTW: Not only do you hurt other investors with your lies, but you jeopardize hard working employees as well.
I look at tech companies everyday and some of these were a train wreck waiting to happen on valuation. The companies with big IPOs quickly were overvalued to begin with.
"For many of the top tier of richly valued young technology companies, the early message from public investors has been clear: If the company’s business model is a string of question marks and there are few public precedents and high losses, stock buyers are not greeting them with open arms."
If it's not clear how you are going to turn a profit, the market isn't going to treat you as well as companies like Zoom. Doesn't mean you have to turn a profit. Heck, Salesforce didn't for much of their life, but it was clear, "they could" if they wanted to.
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/20...pointments
Rory & Company are doing it "Step by Step"
Built a foundation "Brick by Brick"
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