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4th quarter grow “may” be similar to past quarters growth. It hasn’t been anything that has excited the market to date.
Unless significant revenue improvements occur now (I’m talking multiples of previous quarters), or huge material 8K of Fortune 500 partnership with Salesforce, Microsoft, Oracle, etc, I think 2021 may be a repeat of 2020.
There are many very attractive investments available right now for investors to leverage investment dollars soon.
Hoping for the best, but expecting less than that to temper potential disappointment.
Example:
How is it possible we were trading roughly 250,000 shares daily up to July 20th, then trade 15 Million shares and the price only rises by $.35. Next day 11 million shares and it drops by $.40.
Jul 23, 2020 1.1700 1.1900 1.1200 1.1250 1.1250 2,953,300
Jul 22, 2020 1.1200 1.2000 1.1200 1.1500 1.1500 11,359,600
Jul 21, 2020 1.4100 2.6400 1.3850 1.5800 1.5800 15,416,400
Jul 20, 2020 1.2400 1.2900 1.2000 1.2100 1.2100 246,900
I don’t understand it myself, but know if the float were tight, with that kind of volume it should have skyrocketed up.
I understand your opinion. It aligns with many long term investors view as well.
Investors have just 3 options. Hold, buy or sell.
Perplexing situation for sure.
The GameStop situation has opened many eyes.
Unless I am incorrect I believe a sale of VERB at this early stage would be a disservice to shareholders, unless the barriers to success are just too great.
I would agree the acquisitions thus far have not been accretive to our market cap.
What’s most peculiar is trading volume is up, by share price is not.
When volume was non-existent share price wasn’t up either.
Any thoughts? It’s a generally accepted stock/security standard that increased buying volume leads to higher prices.
The truth is, at this point none of us are certain if the masses are even aware of VERB. I have Salesforce and haven’t seen anything personally, and am not sure if others have.
But, once we are certain that Salesforce, Microsoft, Netsuite & others have shown the VERB interactive video technology and live streaming technology to their subscribers en mass and there still are very few takers, then I agree that those applications may not be as highly successful as many of us hope.
Just a waiting game...or not.
I believe the company is viable and will survive.
Whether it’s a $50,000,000 company or $5,000,000,000 in 5 years is another question.
You never really know when the dime will drop.
Could be 5 years, 3 years, 1 year, 1 week. None of us really know.
Have a great weekend.
Once VERB can show meaningful and significant revenue increases through its relationships with Netsuite, Oracle, Salesforce & Microsoft, I think the potential for share price growth here will be real.
To date that hasn’t happened and it may be another few years before it does. But once it does, I think then we will see a real PR/IR program begin and 8k’s (materially significant news) will come.
Right now it just seems VERB is being traded by the penny OTC crowd. It always stays in the same channels up and down.
EMA was trying to get over 7,272,727 shares from VERB, but only got 467,836 shares due under the reformed cashless exercise formula in the amount of $463,571.98. VERB won and EMA only got what was originally due. End of case.
3. At the time EMA sought to exercise the 500,000 warrant shares, NFusz common stock was trading at $1.71. Applying the $1.71 market price and the $0.11 exercise price to the cashless exercise formula as written in the December Warrant Agreement, EMA calculated that it was entitled 7,272,727 shares of NFusz common stock.4 This calculation does not appear on the Notice of Exercise Form.
In response to the March Exercise Notice, on March 29, 2018, Roy Cutaia, on behalf of NFusz, informed EMA that the cashless exercise formula as written in the December Warrant Agreement was clearly an error — the denominator should have been the market price rather than the exercise price — and that NFusz would not permit its transfer agent to deliver the requested number of shares. See ECF No. 109-1.
Thanks.
Would love to see the results? Don’t believe everything you hear.
$VERB CEO Rory Cutaia and David Meltzer knock it out of the park. Shark Tank contestants should start here! @BloombergTV @PrimeVideo @VerbTech_Co @RoryCutaia @davidmeltzer @Sports1Mktg @ABCSharkTank @robertherjavec @TheSharkDaymond @kevinolearytv #bigtv #interactivetv #verblive pic.twitter.com/zqhF1TipP5
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Many retail investors will miss it, but that’s ok with many retail longs here and elsewhere.
Institutions are gobbling up shares at a record pace and VERB (& Rory’s) exposure on David Meltzer’s television show “2MinuteDrill” on Bloomberg TV, Amazon Prime, Pluto TV is providing fuel to the fire.
Do your own research on this security/technology and especially look into Rory Cutaia’s successful M&A background and his other little Telecom startup/disrupter Telx, which was last valued at $1.9 Billion dollars.
2021 could be the year of VERB Technology.
Looking good BigT82.
Can anyone post the various warrant tranches and exercise/strike prices? I think it will be fun to watch them strike.
It’s been building, building, building for just about 2 years. That’s a long time to be significantly undervalued.
The release value is breaking.
They are in trouble. My instincts are usually correct.
Sounds reasonable
Agree. The path less traveled is always harder but always correct.
Another feature is the integration with CRM, ERP, and marketing platforms from the likes of Salesforce, Adobe, Marketo, Oracle, NetSuite, and Microsoft.
It offers the following products, at the core of each is clickable in-video technology that has the potential to change the marketing interface between companies and their customers:
verbCRM: their bread and butter product combining CRM (customer relationship management) with clickable in-video marketing and e-commerce capabilities can be easily operated by seasoned pro's as well as novices.
verbLEARN: interactive, video-based learning management system.
verbLIVE: interactive live-stream e-commerce with clickable in-video shopping and data analytics.
verbTEAMS: the self-onboarding version of verbCRM with built-in verbLIVE and 1-click synchronization with Salesforce.
The company is growing its SaaS revenue at a pretty decent rate but it needs a considerable acceleration in growth to avoid running out of cash again within a couple of quarters and having to dilute more.
If you think their new solutions like verbTEAMS are interesting enough to pull that off then you could accumulate on dips (the stock is pretty volatile). That is ultimately a judgment call, although we think it's a pretty decent one as the integration with Outlook and CRM could give it quite a bit of bang.
We do have to note that the competition isn't sitting still. You could wait for some of this to happen, in which case you'll likely have to pay considerably more for the stock, but this is just simply another point on the risk-reward continuum.
Good to see you Chaka. Hope you are well bud!
Yes. Investors who held all this time, would sell right now, just as things are really percolating. $45 will be surpassed.
I know what you mean!
2021 feels different here already!
Good post
Understood
Thanks
If you are a business person then you will understand that you never mix messages. That’s why we have various disciplines within the business world. Marketing & sales, public relations, investor relations.
This television show is obviously a marketing tactic, therefore you would not want to confuse viewers with mixed messages.
The people who use the platform is a different audience than those who will invest into the technology. Now, there will be a degree of spill over of course, but I think you get the point.
Rory did an excellent job and that’s all I really care about. The bonus was VERB’a television commercial was aired several times to possibly many millions of viewers.
Knowing whether a great technology is a NASDAQ/OTC/private company is immaterial to getting users.
Very good presentation by Rory. And, I loved seeing our commercials on television!
One thing is certain, many had said once we got onto the NASDAQ and institutions started buying (and holding) the float would lock and share price would sky rocket.
Either institutions haven’t bought (or haven’t bought enough) or something else is delaying share price appreciation.
Any idea why after many millions shares have traded in the past few weeks we are seeing very minimal share price appreciation/value?
David Meltzer's New Pitch Show, "2 Minute Drill" to Air on Bloomberg TV, Amazon Prime Video, in Over 100 Million Homes in 2021
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LAKE FOREST, Calif., Jan. 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- On January 8th, 2021 the first "Pitch Only" show for over $50,000 of cash and prizes will premiere at 8:30 EST (7:30 CST) on Bloomberg TV.
2 Minute Drill features entrepreneurs from all walks of life competing each week for more than $50,000 in cash and prizes. Hosted by Legendary Entrepreneur, Investor, and Best-Selling Author, David Meltzer, each episode features four contestants who have just two minutes to deliver their most convincing pitch ever. Who will fold under the pressure and who will thrive?
Teaming up with partners like Verb Technology Company Inc, ShiftPixy, POWERHOME Solar, LaunchBoom, KULR Technology, Just The Cheese, GetEmails, and many more, 2 Minute Drill will be featured on Bloomberg Television Network and Amazon Prime Video, upon its worldwide release this January.
Alongside David will be an array of accomplished guest judges, among those included are successful serial entrepreneurs Eric Ly, co-founder of LinkedIn, and Bradley Tusk, CEO and co-founder of Tusk Ventures, who will be sharing their billion-dollar insights with contestants and viewers.
David is also joined by featured guest judge, Rory Cutaia, CEO of Verb Technology Company Inc (NASDAQ: VERB), the #1 sales enablement platform. Jayson Waller, the host of the True Underdog Podcast and CEO of POWERHOME Solar, delivers an insightful "Tip of the Day" during each episode, giving entrepreneurs practical advice to improve their pitching skills. Scott Absher, CEO of the on-demand staffing platform ShiftPixy, Inc., (NASDAQ: PIXY) will also join to present the "Junior Achievement Impact Award" each episode, in recognition of entrepreneurs whose ideas are creating a positive social impact in their communities.
"This show is going to revolutionize the way that people pitch themselves and their businesses," explains David Meltzer. "With my experience as an executive producer of Entrepreneur Media's Elevator Pitch combined with the resources of our partners and sponsors, we are going to empower entrepreneurs to get their message across more effectively. I have been waiting for a TV show that really teaches the art of the pitch, rather than the facade of funding a deal."
Clarity Experiences, a dynamic California based production firm, partnered with David Meltzer to create a captivating audio and visual experience for the series that will wow viewers.
To learn more about 2 Minute Drill, reach out to Jake Fleshner at [email protected].
About the Host:
David Meltzer is the co-founder of Sports 1 Marketing, Former CEO of Leigh Steinberg Sports and Entertainment, and has been recognized as "Sports Humanitarian of the Year" by Variety. David is a three-time international best-selling author, a Top 100 Business Coach, the executive producer of Entrepreneur's #1 digital business show, Elevator Pitch, and host of the top entrepreneur podcast, The Playbook.
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Happy New Year to all!
2020 here ended as I had anticipated. VERB has been in a strategic building phase throughout 2018, 2019 & 2020.
Two things could finally drive some enhanced investor value in VERB’s share price this year (and really only these 2 things IMO).
1) Significantly higher revenue that “stuns” the market or
2) Surprising 8K news of a really major & well know company partnering with us, that promises to be a high revenue relationship in the immediate future.
I’m hoping 2021 will be a better year for all of us long investors, but I realize we still may be in the “building” phase and it might be premature to have something really phenomenal happen.
Has anybody seen an Salesforce marketing? I was originally hoping to have seen something by now, as my company uses Salesforce.
Again, Happy New Year to all and thanks for all the messages and emails.
Glad for longs here.
Good to see you Matzaball. Best.
Not sure what this means. Your posts have many confused.
I think Rory and team are doing a awesome job.
Take a look at Rory’s former startup Telx to understand what’s happening here, just on a bigger scale.
Best.
It is interesting.