Do you invest on the past or future potential of c
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Posted On: 08/16/2021 7:34:26 PM
Do you invest on the past or future potential of companies? How do most analyst project guidance from the past or future? Lets bread down Redspeeds post here and see what is past and future events.
Don't let the facts get in your way...
SaaS recurring subscription revenue: $1,601,000 Past and up YOY
Other Digital: $209,000 Past and known number
Total: $1,810,000 Past, these are Q2 numbers
Cost of revenue SaaS and other digital: $569,000 Past
Margin: 70% Past
As said on the call, the other $6.1 million spent was on R&D for all the other products. Not on the cost of revenue. R&D is going to go way down as the year goes one since the bulk of development has been done. So future R&D is likely to be reduced
25,000 shareholders up from 4,000 but could be has high as 100,000 shareholders past, lets see wht the future brings
SaaS recurring revenue as a percentage of Total Digital revenue was 85%, compared with 74% for the first 6 months of 2020. A lot of people may not understand that, but it's a really good thing in the SaaS world. past facts, but that is pretty good, the future is unknown
30% growth projected without any of the new products Future possibilities include attribution, Verbmail, Verblive and marketplace to name a few, WOW!
40% increase in downloads in the last 90 days. That is crazy Past and future. Yes, 40% increase is user in the past 90 days is great, but those future revs are not accounted for or the potential new users moving forward!/b]
Saved the best for last...
600,000 people on VerbLive with the vast majority paying by employers. Now according what the company said, the 30% projection and the doubling of the Q2 revenue on an annualized basis didn't even include VerbLive or the other new products. All future items. How many more users are going to be on Verblive, Marketplace and etc.
If you know what VerbLive is selling for like me, then it's easy to do the math with 600,000 users. That is a whole lot of revenue to love. Future revs
Not talked about here, but there was mention of future aquisitions as well.
Don't let the facts get in your way...
SaaS recurring subscription revenue: $1,601,000 Past and up YOY
Other Digital: $209,000 Past and known number
Total: $1,810,000 Past, these are Q2 numbers
Cost of revenue SaaS and other digital: $569,000 Past
Margin: 70% Past
As said on the call, the other $6.1 million spent was on R&D for all the other products. Not on the cost of revenue. R&D is going to go way down as the year goes one since the bulk of development has been done. So future R&D is likely to be reduced
25,000 shareholders up from 4,000 but could be has high as 100,000 shareholders past, lets see wht the future brings
SaaS recurring revenue as a percentage of Total Digital revenue was 85%, compared with 74% for the first 6 months of 2020. A lot of people may not understand that, but it's a really good thing in the SaaS world. past facts, but that is pretty good, the future is unknown
30% growth projected without any of the new products Future possibilities include attribution, Verbmail, Verblive and marketplace to name a few, WOW!
40% increase in downloads in the last 90 days. That is crazy Past and future. Yes, 40% increase is user in the past 90 days is great, but those future revs are not accounted for or the potential new users moving forward!/b]
Saved the best for last...
600,000 people on VerbLive with the vast majority paying by employers. Now according what the company said, the 30% projection and the doubling of the Q2 revenue on an annualized basis didn't even include VerbLive or the other new products. All future items. How many more users are going to be on Verblive, Marketplace and etc.
If you know what VerbLive is selling for like me, then it's easy to do the math with 600,000 users. That is a whole lot of revenue to love. Future revs
Not talked about here, but there was mention of future aquisitions as well.
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