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what stock can you name that ever traded over $40 and then traded at less than one dollar that didn't go to zero?
Wow 20,000 shares. Less than $20,000. that's a major institution by verb standards.
Losing $ is not commencing, it's continuing.
If you'd bought verb @ $18 you'd have lost 96% of your investment in 10 months.
Most pyramid scheme sales reps drop out before they even pitch all their family members. How many do you really think are going to pay (with money they don't have) to spend hours learning how to use verb? And who do you think is going to respond to digital marketing for these products? Ans. Nobody.
Going after the bottom of any market is usually a bad idea. Verb is the bottom feeder of the crm/digital marketing space. Looks like Rory failed to PIVOT this time.
The story doesn't change. Only the names change. How did the projections work out with Oracle, Marketo, Microsoft, etc. etc.
Wait, I know, it's different this time.
Read and learn: Stock down on higher volume is not a good thing.
Verb has a history of going down.
Verb down 80% ytd. Verb down 96% from year high.
Year end profit taking needs to be off-set by harvesting the losses from crap like verb. Time to flush away the verb turd for year end.
Swoosh! There goes verb on big volume.
Yeah, early investors have done great in verb.
The only way anybody in verb made money was if they doubted the story and sold for a gain when they had an opportunity.
"No doubt" Come on, really?
How does that work out with zero market share?
Warren Buffet doesn't buy companies with prospects. He buys companies with a strong record of profitability. Wake Up!
Of course. The past history is sh*t.
The difference is that those companies provide services that customers are willing to pay for.
If it makes it through the year at all it will be a miracle. More likely it will be a shell with loss carry forwards that will eventually be bought for pennies by an operating company that can take advantage of the losses.
Better hurry. Long term could be pretty short.
Next generation live streaming not even worth a penny in the stock price.
Game Changing VERB.
Not from Oracle, Microsoft or Salesforce. Those stories were all BS.
What Saas revenue they have produced is from enterprise customers who paid some small amount to allow them to try and resell it to the poor mlm suckers at a profit. When that doesn't happen they don't renew.
Remember how Rory told everyone how the entire Oracle sales force was going to be trained and that all of them would be out selling hundreds of thousands of subscriptions for $10/month and I said that was a joke because there was no way a sales person could make money doing it?
Did even one sale by an Oracle employee of a verb product take place? If so please prove it.
This is the only company that has "users" that don't use or pay for the product.
Exactly!
Unless you bury it by investing in Verb. What happens then?
3300% of Verb Live "users" have experienced 1800% daily sales increases since adapting this game changing, buckle up saas.
Same old story. When things go bad pivot to a new story. Verb Live is the new story. Too bad it's unlikely to ever actually go live. But Verb wont let that stop them from trying to Pump It Up.
I'll bet there aren't 1000 individual paying "users".
Yeah, I'm still sorry I missed Madoff scam.
Please define "user".
I guess y'a gotta believe in something. But Rory Cutaia? Come on.
Hope and Cramer ought to indicate the situation.
Is that "interactive video" white labled too?
Verb still searching for a business they can make money in.
Remember "revenue opportunities" are not revenue.
Verb has more revenue opportunities than customers.
Still a company in search of a business model.
Time is running out.
Litchfield has to save up for a copy machine first.
Could it possibly be as big as walkout video?
Rory probably sent Litchfield a free Notify ID in return for coverage.
With AGP and Litchfield there must be at least two or three people now that have ever seen this research. What a joke.
Verb firmly remains a crappy company in search of a business.
What is a verb "user"? There are supposed to be something like 875,000 of them. How many actually pay anything or have actually logged into the software?
How many "users" actually have any monthly activity (monthly active users)?
What are the terms of enterprise agreements? (Notice these are not referred to as contracts by verb).
Does anyone believe this quarter will be looked back on as a "break-through quarter"?
How long can Rory lead people on with what's coming? Seat belt, buckle-up, now "launch point".
SOS (same old sh*t).
More opportunities ahead for dollar cost averagers! Who wants to lose a little when you can lose it all?
Another excellent opportunity to average down approaches.
What percentage of institutions own penny stocks?
I wonder if Rory knows how much the % of institutional ownership has increased since the NASDAQ listing. Could it be 3300%?
Yeah, this doesn't look good.
Dollar cost averager's just imagine how many shares you'll be able to buy at .01 per share. Good times ahead.
Not much reason to believe any of that.
The "contracts" are probably nothing more than agreements for these enterprise clients to offer the verb product to their salespeople. We have no idea what kind of adaption rate there will be. We don't know if salespeople can cancel on any given month and we certainly can't assume that the revenue is recurring since the turnover in this industry is huge.
Who is actually selling to and training the end user? How much does that cost.
I'm still doubtful that this is a valid business model.
Rory is like that guy in the Wizard of Oz. "Don't pay any attention to that man behind the curtain"
"Stay off those chat boards"