Great idea as an inaugural use of 'The List". Hope
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Posted On: 12/07/2022 6:58:14 PM
Great idea as an inaugural use of 'The List". Hope other chime in.
Seems like I'm in a minority of not buying lately. Don't remember the last time I did. It's been awhile. Mostly because I bill my customer quarterly and try to shove Q3 payment into the next year.
Here's some of my overall thoughts and I have a lot more, but enough to start with...
1.) I do know what it would cost to recreate what Verb has done on the Direct Sales side and with Online Live Shopping. People would ship their pants if they knew. It's a LOT higher than the current market cap not including getting all those customers. What they've created is no 100% guarantee of success, but it does build a nice little moat around it all.
2.) I believe Verb could be profitable soon. I think that would be a BAD mistake for Verb and most tech companies, but it's doable. Keep in mind TalkShopLive isn't burning through cash and could possibly self sustain. You don't need a large team to be successful, but it all depends on how fast you want to grow.
3.) Valuations is another area. I've posted how some of the others were valued at billions, but they won't tell people how many customers they have or sales numbers. There is a reason because it takes time to grow like a lot of other things. But that doesn't stop the high valuations. I would assume they came way down by now. These other companies ARE burning through cash at a record pace 100's of thousands of dollars a year. It's not sustainable now. I anticipating a shakeout unless they can convince some pot committed VCs to through some more money at them.
4.) Verb built the best solution in the industry hands down. There no debating that.
5.) Total revenue for the year might be around $9M-$10M. Market Cap is what, $17M. If someone things the sp is going to zero, they are more nuts then a fruit cake.
6.) Verb is a potential buyout target. You've heard how TikTok and Facebook gave up and it wasn't for a lack of trying. It's every hard to do and Verb has done it. What would it be worth to a large company to own this technology and even better, the customer base with Direct Sales
6.) Haters, biters, snakes and liars. They wouldn't even bother with VERB unless there was value and opportunity. Otherwise they'd be pumping some $0.0001 stock like their job requires. They aren't here because they are in love with me either. Their desperation for attention and creating dozens of IDs is very telling.
Seems like I'm in a minority of not buying lately. Don't remember the last time I did. It's been awhile. Mostly because I bill my customer quarterly and try to shove Q3 payment into the next year.
Here's some of my overall thoughts and I have a lot more, but enough to start with...
1.) I do know what it would cost to recreate what Verb has done on the Direct Sales side and with Online Live Shopping. People would ship their pants if they knew. It's a LOT higher than the current market cap not including getting all those customers. What they've created is no 100% guarantee of success, but it does build a nice little moat around it all.
2.) I believe Verb could be profitable soon. I think that would be a BAD mistake for Verb and most tech companies, but it's doable. Keep in mind TalkShopLive isn't burning through cash and could possibly self sustain. You don't need a large team to be successful, but it all depends on how fast you want to grow.
3.) Valuations is another area. I've posted how some of the others were valued at billions, but they won't tell people how many customers they have or sales numbers. There is a reason because it takes time to grow like a lot of other things. But that doesn't stop the high valuations. I would assume they came way down by now. These other companies ARE burning through cash at a record pace 100's of thousands of dollars a year. It's not sustainable now. I anticipating a shakeout unless they can convince some pot committed VCs to through some more money at them.
4.) Verb built the best solution in the industry hands down. There no debating that.
5.) Total revenue for the year might be around $9M-$10M. Market Cap is what, $17M. If someone things the sp is going to zero, they are more nuts then a fruit cake.
6.) Verb is a potential buyout target. You've heard how TikTok and Facebook gave up and it wasn't for a lack of trying. It's every hard to do and Verb has done it. What would it be worth to a large company to own this technology and even better, the customer base with Direct Sales
6.) Haters, biters, snakes and liars. They wouldn't even bother with VERB unless there was value and opportunity. Otherwise they'd be pumping some $0.0001 stock like their job requires. They aren't here because they are in love with me either. Their desperation for attention and creating dozens of IDs is very telling.
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