What I like is how they claim to be so altruistic (as you say, protectors of the universe) and are allegedly there to just help everyone. In reality just the opposite - they are not there to help you, they are there to help themselves, and they want to separate from your money if you are an investor in a stock. If you are a long term investor and a supporter of the company, their interests are 180 degrees opposite of yours. Also, it's a waste of time trying to change any minds, they are there to bash and get paid for bashing. Their only interest is in shorting the stock, they are not interested in the least in investing in any company in any stock board they are on. Most companies they barely follow, as they get paid to bash, and the main thing they follow is the stock price. Do they know anything about the company's product line? As can easily be seen, they don't have any clue, they don't know of any customer reviews, pipeline of sales, etc.
Anyone following the company, as you said, know there has been a big pipeline of customers anxiously waiting on the waiting list to get VerbLive. So we should see that starting to really pay off in Q3, and even more in Q4. Pulse seems to have stirred even more interest.
They do harp on forward looking statements, yet any competent investor knows what those are.
You make a good point, earnings are "backwards looking". They show what happened the last quarter. We know Q3 will show things are starting to take off. We know Q4 should show even bigger growth. If someone just looks at Q3 earnings in a vacuum, it won't tell them where the company is going. However, with a little due diligence and paying attention to what has been said BY THE COMPANY about the interest in VerbLive, Pulse, etc. - it is clear there is a healthy backlog of clients wanting to get their hands on the software, and more importantly, pay for it. Of course with SaaS accounting, money doesn't show up until the application is deployed. So for those signed up in Q2, money will now be starting to show up in the coffers each month. Clearly, more will have signed up in Q3, but we won't see any of that money in Q3 results. This is something the bashers don't understand, or they intentionally ignore and try to portray as just the opposite as in: "look how little revenue increase there was in Q2 - it means there were hardly any new paying customers that signed up in Q2!"
Good old Teddie "I can write that code in less than a thousand lines" has resurfaced. He showed up a week ago and claimed "he wasn't really interested in or following the company anymore, but just was dropping by to see what's new". Since then he has been up to his usual hijinks. It's more like "he was just stopping by to see what trouble he could cause"! Yet he makes it sound like he's the writer of sage advice to everyone about the company. Yeah Teddie, we really really believed you last week when you said you weren't really that interested or following the company anymore but "just were dropping by"...
It is so nice there are so many "helpful" people like Teddie out there that just want to help us poor investors make lots of money.... Teddie, can I write 1000 lines of code or less to make you disappear forever? Tell me how you've written a complete AI solution to making sales in less than 1000 lines...
Anyone following the company, as you said, know there has been a big pipeline of customers anxiously waiting on the waiting list to get VerbLive. So we should see that starting to really pay off in Q3, and even more in Q4. Pulse seems to have stirred even more interest.
They do harp on forward looking statements, yet any competent investor knows what those are.
You make a good point, earnings are "backwards looking". They show what happened the last quarter. We know Q3 will show things are starting to take off. We know Q4 should show even bigger growth. If someone just looks at Q3 earnings in a vacuum, it won't tell them where the company is going. However, with a little due diligence and paying attention to what has been said BY THE COMPANY about the interest in VerbLive, Pulse, etc. - it is clear there is a healthy backlog of clients wanting to get their hands on the software, and more importantly, pay for it. Of course with SaaS accounting, money doesn't show up until the application is deployed. So for those signed up in Q2, money will now be starting to show up in the coffers each month. Clearly, more will have signed up in Q3, but we won't see any of that money in Q3 results. This is something the bashers don't understand, or they intentionally ignore and try to portray as just the opposite as in: "look how little revenue increase there was in Q2 - it means there were hardly any new paying customers that signed up in Q2!"
Good old Teddie "I can write that code in less than a thousand lines" has resurfaced. He showed up a week ago and claimed "he wasn't really interested in or following the company anymore, but just was dropping by to see what's new". Since then he has been up to his usual hijinks. It's more like "he was just stopping by to see what trouble he could cause"! Yet he makes it sound like he's the writer of sage advice to everyone about the company. Yeah Teddie, we really really believed you last week when you said you weren't really that interested or following the company anymore but "just were dropping by"...
It is so nice there are so many "helpful" people like Teddie out there that just want to help us poor investors make lots of money.... Teddie, can I write 1000 lines of code or less to make you disappear forever? Tell me how you've written a complete AI solution to making sales in less than 1000 lines...
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