This is pretty close to normal trading for a stock
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All companies deal with a degree of aggressive shorting and price manipulation, but it's usually the ones who are most disruptive to the status quo and have the most to offer, that really get slammed relentlessly. And Verb certainly falls into that category.
I voiced my displeasure a bit at the company being forced into another reverse split because I've been through many without a positive outcome afterwards. But as a result, I've learned how to better manage my account so I don't give the market a chance to destroy my morale if the price drops sharply immediately after the split (which it almost always does, because that's their playbook)
Not sure if I've mentioned here before that my dad was a pretty early investor in Apple, but didn't remain in the position long enough to realize the incredible gains that eventually manifested.
Verb will be my Apple. And anytime we trade near $10, I'll continue to add to my bushel until the price levels up significantly and sets a new trading range.