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I'm a little confused about all the numbers associated with a stock. When Rory says the company is a Billion dollar company, he's referring to revenues per year, correct? If not, please correct me. Also, I tried looking at other billion dollar companies to see what their share prices are, but they're all over the place. What goes into the share price? If nFusz becomes a billion dollar revenue company with our current share structure, wouldn't it be over $100 a share?
Hey, I'm new on this board, but been a couple other iHub boards. Anyway, so I've seen people say that the share price should have went up because they filed for the $50 million REIT, but isn't it possible that it doesn't get approved or just falls through? I would think once it is finalized, then, the price would maybe shoot up, but I don't know.
I'm not an expert, but I would think that would be highly illegal.
"Marketo was founded in 2006, has over 2,300 customers, 300 + employees and over 100,000 users worldwide. Marketo has enjoyed explosive revenue growth, posting a 3,545% revenue increase over a three year period ending in 2011 ($32.9 million) and was named the 78th fastest growing business by Inc. magazine in 2012." - https://www.thesaleslion.com/marketo-vs-eloqua-pardot-review-compare/
"Last year, Marketo was acquired by Vista Equity Partners for $1.8 billion. Today, the software is active on over 19,000 websites and the company has over 100,000 users around the world." - https://www.impactbnd.com/blog/how-much-does-marketo-cost
Also found this.
Among Oracle’s other SaaS businesses, its revenue for “customer experience” cloud applications grew 15% organically in the second quarter, while revenue for its customer service cloud applications rose 24% and revenue for its data-as-a-service offerings rose 71%, Hurd said. Overall, Oracle added 1,082 new SaaS customers in the quarter and expanded business with 810 others. In total, Oracle now has almost 13,000 customers in its SaaS active base, he said, and 25,000 if NetSuite is included.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/oracle/2016/12/16/oracle-cloud-revenues-surge-again/#28b8b74e78f3
This is from Oracle's site. Not sure where you're getting 2 million subscribers.
ORACLE CORPORATION
• US$37.7 billion total GAAP revenue
in FY 2017
• 430,000 customers in 175 countries
• 25,000 partners
• More than 138,000 employees,
including:
- 40,000 developers and engineers
- 16,000 support and services
specialists, who speak 29 languages
- 19,000 implementation consultants
• Nearly 3.5 million students supported
annually in 120 countries
• More than 17,000 patents worldwide
• #17 of 100 most valuable global
brands (Interbrand Best Global Brands
2017 Rankings)
• 5 million registered members of the
Oracle Developer Community
• 469 independent user communities
in 97 countries
If it is true that they are working with one of the big realtor companies, then the other companies probably won't be far behind. They won't get outdone.
So, then that's actually a good thing for other shareholders, right, because that makes less available to people to buy, so then the price should go up?
This may be a stupid question, but does that dilute the stock or do those shares come from shares that were already available?
I know it's frustrating to see the share price go down, but you can't expect everything to happen overnight. All of the projects they have going on are going to take time and then it will take even longer for profits to come from those projects. I'm expecting a year or maybe 2 before the share price is really high.
I like to read legitimate concerns, but not bashing. I was reading some other boards about other stocks I was thinking of investing in and saw some legitimate concerns and it kept me from putting my money in them. There is a lot of positivity on this board, but I'm taking it to be legitimate excitement about the prospects of the future.
I think NotifiCRM would be perfect for American Idol voting. There could be a video for each contestant and people could click on the video to call and vote for who they want.
Marketo also has several LaunchPoint partners. This makes me think that nFusz is just going to be added to a long list of additions that people can use with Marketo and NetSuite. Yes, it's better than not being associated with them, but it doesn't seem as exclusive as it's being made out to be. Please correct me if I'm wrong. I'm still staying with FUSZ long term, but I'm not near as excited as I was before I checked their websites.
https://launchpoint.marketo.com/
There are several apps that work with NetSuite. NotifiCRM will probably just be added to the list.
http://suiteapp.com/
Heck, I thought I was doing good with 14,200 shares. That's all I can afford without putting all my eggs in one basket. Even though I trust that nFusz is going to be successful, anything can happen. You're right about this board. It is great. I've learned a lot and I've actually heard things that I still have no idea what they mean, but I'll google them some day, but it tells me that the people here really know what they are talking about.
They are working with Concentrus because they are experts at Oracle NetSuite integration. They will be signing with a company to do the same thing with Marketo. They are going to 24/7 dev teams. On the financing side, they have been signing straight equity deals at the highest valuation to minimize dilution. They are getting rid of debt and cleaning up their balance sheet. He wants to bring in large institutional investors and equity funds. They will be uplisting to Nasdaq or NYSE as soon as possible. Stay Tuned, more coming.
Not saying nFusz will even come close, although I'm hoping, but I was talking to someone a few weeks ago who said he talked his dad into buying Amazon stock about 10 years ago for I think a little over $30 a share and told him to hold it for at least 10 years. He bought it, but then he sold it about a year later, so needless to say he didn't make near the profit he would have if he had held it for 10 years.
I hope all the good things being said are right about nFusz, because I sold a bunch of shares in another company at a loss today, so I could buy more FUSZ because I'm hoping it will more than make up the difference.
Question. Does that float include the shares on the Canadian stock exchange, also? If not, wouldn't that mean there are a lot more shares out there? I'm long on Glance, but just curious.
Thanks. I'm really starting to depend on the advice of people on here and a couple other boards I read. A lot of you seem to really know what you're talking about and I'm pretty new to this, although I did have some stocks a few years ago, but unfortunately lost most of my money, but decided to get back in recently and found a few stocks that I'm really excited about and think can really do big things. I'm planning on holding FUSZ for a long while, so I'm hoping Rory does what he says he can do.
Hey, first time post on this board, but I've been reading for a couple weeks and I got some shares a couple weeks ago. I keep seeing people say that when the PR comes out about the partnership with Oracle that the share price is going to shoot up. Now, admittedly, I'm a novice investor, but I don't quite understand why the PR will make such a difference when it is obviously already public knowledge. It's not like the people on this board are the only ones that know about it. I hope I'm wrong, and I'm sure some of you more experienced investors can explain it to me, but why would a PR of something that's already known make a huge difference?
I read the interview with the CEO last night from the 3rd quarter earnings call and I just don't see how this stock can do anything but go up. It sounds like they have revenue streams in every different direction, including Amazon and Wal-Mart, which are huge, and they keep putting out PR's about new items coming out or making deals with other sales partners in other countries. I don't know a lot about the pharmaceutical industry, but it just seems like unless something bad happens like they get sued for a bad medicine or something, this company is just going to keep growing. I don't know how long it will take for the share price to follow, but I think I'm going to hold for probably at least a year or two and see where it goes. I'm actually pretty excited and am planning on buying more shares tomorrow.
Now, I'm not an expert investor by any stretch, but I think you would be crazy to buy a bunch of shares in a stock and not look at it for 3-5 years. You never know what's going to happen with a company. It could go bankrupt, get bought out, or any number of things. I'm fine with believing in a company, but if you don't work there, you're not really going to know what's going on, so you have check on it as much as you can. I certainly don't have a lot of money to lose, so I'm going to be as diligent as I can and jump ship if I think it's going under. For now, I think Glance is still building, so I'm going to give it time and see what they can do.
Crap, I was hoping it would stay low for a couple more days until I have more money in my account to buy more shares. I hope it doesn't go too high before Thursday and then it can skyrocket.
Thanks for your response. Don't worry, I'm not basing my decisions on what you all say. It's just re-enforcing what I thought myself. It's just nice to hear that I'm not totally off-base in my thinking.
Hey, I'm new on here, but I've owned Glance shares for a few months. I love you all's enthusiasm. When their price has gone down, you guys have kept me from pulling the trigger and selling. I really think they can do some great things. It's just going to take time. Anyway, I know it probably won't happen, but I was reading an article about the chairman of StarBucks talking about cryptocurrency and I was thinking how awesome it would be if Glance could get in with them and they could start using the Glance Coin along with GlancePay. Also, I have a question. I thought I read a while back about a Glance Token, but then I started seeing Glance Coin. Is it the same thing and they just changed the name or is it something different? Thanks for all of your insight.