VERB has my vote. If they need to raise the AS or
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Posted On: 02/19/2023 11:37:30 AM
VERB has my vote. If they need to raise the AS or do a rs if needed, I'm comfortable with either. Would be foolish to go back to the OTC and think everything will be rainbows and unicorns there. Just the hint of going there on other stocks have sent institutions running for the exits. No thanks.
What hasn't been mentioned is if someone is going to partner with Verb and/or Verb is going to do some M&A, the fact that VERB is on the NASDAQ is very important. There are many private companies that have zero chance of ever getting listed. Getting acquired by a listed company can be their only path to get to the NASDAQ or NYSE, but even more important, it would create liquidly for them.
I read people are excited about an potential acquisition or partnership. Me too. The later can be worked out as dawhale and others posted. Many ways to do that without diluting, but that is also and option. But exactly how would an acquisition work without shares to do it? Is 47M shares in the share pool enough? I don't think so. You'd have to leave some in there as a reserve and not use up the maximum 200M. Double that to 400M and you have plenty of room.
Verb's next acquisition would have to be a profitable one for obvious reasons. Would there be enough profit there for the company has a whole to be cash flow positive given the cost cutting measures recently? Maybe. Wouldn't that be wonderful.
What hasn't been mentioned is if someone is going to partner with Verb and/or Verb is going to do some M&A, the fact that VERB is on the NASDAQ is very important. There are many private companies that have zero chance of ever getting listed. Getting acquired by a listed company can be their only path to get to the NASDAQ or NYSE, but even more important, it would create liquidly for them.
I read people are excited about an potential acquisition or partnership. Me too. The later can be worked out as dawhale and others posted. Many ways to do that without diluting, but that is also and option. But exactly how would an acquisition work without shares to do it? Is 47M shares in the share pool enough? I don't think so. You'd have to leave some in there as a reserve and not use up the maximum 200M. Double that to 400M and you have plenty of room.
Verb's next acquisition would have to be a profitable one for obvious reasons. Would there be enough profit there for the company has a whole to be cash flow positive given the cost cutting measures recently? Maybe. Wouldn't that be wonderful.
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