The more progress Verb makes the lower the share p
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Posted On: 05/14/2021 9:59:06 PM
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The more progress Verb makes the lower the share price goes is illogical and that will change
What I believe will happen is there will be a trigger that causes new investors and institutions to all of a sudden running around saying they just found this great undervalued company and the stock goes up dollars.
It doesn't necessarily have to be revenue and there is no reason why that trigger can't be next week, next month etc.
Rory getting on one of the finance channels is just one example of a trigger
Remember when pot stocks were all the rage? Crypto now. You have a lot of options with them.
But how is someone going to invest in live streaming ecommerce?
You could buy stock in that Euro company I posted that has a market cap 10x Verb with less revenue. That company is not for me, but maybe they do well.
Other than that, the other ones are private startups and you'd need to be a VC to invest.
You could Amazon I guess, but it's not a pure play
When I think things are taking too long, I think about one of my favorite shows Oak Island. They've been at it for 8 seasons and many before them spent of life time. Luckily we didn't have to wait that long and now everything is in place with a few more things coming shortly
In other news did you see the latest customer in the weekly Verb email this evening.
I looked them up. They are valued at $2B so yet another billion dollar Verb customer. They are racking them up quickly. Verb tech appeals to the smallest companies and the largest. I like that.
https://techcrunch.com/2021/01/07/mambu-raise...-services/
You know what is a kicker. If Verb was private they would be valued way, way higher. I am sure of that.
What I believe will happen is there will be a trigger that causes new investors and institutions to all of a sudden running around saying they just found this great undervalued company and the stock goes up dollars.
It doesn't necessarily have to be revenue and there is no reason why that trigger can't be next week, next month etc.
Rory getting on one of the finance channels is just one example of a trigger
Remember when pot stocks were all the rage? Crypto now. You have a lot of options with them.
But how is someone going to invest in live streaming ecommerce?
You could buy stock in that Euro company I posted that has a market cap 10x Verb with less revenue. That company is not for me, but maybe they do well.
Other than that, the other ones are private startups and you'd need to be a VC to invest.
You could Amazon I guess, but it's not a pure play
When I think things are taking too long, I think about one of my favorite shows Oak Island. They've been at it for 8 seasons and many before them spent of life time. Luckily we didn't have to wait that long and now everything is in place with a few more things coming shortly
In other news did you see the latest customer in the weekly Verb email this evening.
I looked them up. They are valued at $2B so yet another billion dollar Verb customer. They are racking them up quickly. Verb tech appeals to the smallest companies and the largest. I like that.
https://techcrunch.com/2021/01/07/mambu-raise...-services/
You know what is a kicker. If Verb was private they would be valued way, way higher. I am sure of that.
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