"Total Digital Revenue Recognized in Q3 Increased
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Posted On: 11/19/2021 9:04:36 AM
"Total Digital Revenue Recognized in Q3 Increased 30% over Prior Quarter, and Now Represents 81% of Total Revenue, Up from 64% Last Year"
If revenues increase 30% each quarter for 4 quarters, exactly how much revenue gain is that in 1 year?
Oh and that is with existing products. Not MarketPlace, Not Verb.TV. Not VerbMail Pro, Not VerbGmail.
For every $1 of revenue, that turns into $2.85
Do you know why?
Because it compounded red?
Exactly
See this is the difference between emotional retail investors and institutions. The latter gets it.
Does Microsoft, Apple, Walmart even have a shot at doubling their revenues let alone be tripling their revenues ? No
Now point out some other companies that may at least double their revenue in one year as I want to invest in those hypergrowth companies.
And if you could, I'd like one that doesn't have any risk as I am already invested in tech stocks with risk.
As I pointed out a bunch of times
Verb has a choice. Red pill Blue pill. They could just roll with the products they have, layoff the teams that are building new products and become profitable, maybe even overnight and I think everyone would be happy.
OR
Do like most tech companies and continue to seek funding to grow
I like the latter, but I am in tech and like to invest in tech companies. Not everyone 'knows' they require funding to grow. Take a look at Salesforce history and tell me how many years they were not profitable. The answer is the majority.
Investing in tech stocks is not simple or easy. Even companies like Tesla are a rollercoaster. Especially when you have the CEO tweeting whether he should sell 10% of his shares. Then daring a Senator so he can sell some more. New Verb investor may not know Rory still has all his shares. Why is that?
If revenues increase 30% each quarter for 4 quarters, exactly how much revenue gain is that in 1 year?
Oh and that is with existing products. Not MarketPlace, Not Verb.TV. Not VerbMail Pro, Not VerbGmail.
For every $1 of revenue, that turns into $2.85
Do you know why?
Because it compounded red?
Exactly
See this is the difference between emotional retail investors and institutions. The latter gets it.
Does Microsoft, Apple, Walmart even have a shot at doubling their revenues let alone be tripling their revenues ? No
Now point out some other companies that may at least double their revenue in one year as I want to invest in those hypergrowth companies.
And if you could, I'd like one that doesn't have any risk as I am already invested in tech stocks with risk.
As I pointed out a bunch of times
Verb has a choice. Red pill Blue pill. They could just roll with the products they have, layoff the teams that are building new products and become profitable, maybe even overnight and I think everyone would be happy.
OR
Do like most tech companies and continue to seek funding to grow
I like the latter, but I am in tech and like to invest in tech companies. Not everyone 'knows' they require funding to grow. Take a look at Salesforce history and tell me how many years they were not profitable. The answer is the majority.
Investing in tech stocks is not simple or easy. Even companies like Tesla are a rollercoaster. Especially when you have the CEO tweeting whether he should sell 10% of his shares. Then daring a Senator so he can sell some more. New Verb investor may not know Rory still has all his shares. Why is that?
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