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Verb live demo by an investor today at 4:00 pm EST
https://stocktwits.com/McAnalyst/message/395004407
VERBLit Presentation
They’re definitely out of sorts. Will be an interesting day
100%
Yep. Pretty amazing and Elon has done well by his investors.
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Respectfully, I think that’s downloads and not users. If we had 3 million regular users I would think our Microsoft Integration would have many more reviews. IMO
This is true
I believe the next quarters results will be more meaningful than any news.
Rory indicated a forward projection of +30% q over q.
As far as news, nothing so far has moved the needle really.
The reverse split was unexpected and unwelcomed by many long investors.
Having said that, under the guise of accretive dilution, many have held tight waiting for the market cap/share price to reflect increased value of VERB Technology Company, it’s acquisitions, newly released technology and increased visibility in the market and world.
That was my biggest disappointment as a long term investor here. Unfortunate.
Also, I understand we want to convert the company to an 85% margin SaaS firm, but the revenue from the non SaaS portion of the business at 20% margin could still be used/helpful to fuel growth, rather than handing it off or eliminating it prematurely.
I’m not saying there aren’t other ways to get there too.
Truth doesn’t hurt, feelings of the weak get hurt.
As always you are incorrect
Obviously he’s trying to keep investors interest.
I believe many long investors are starting to ask hard questions about performance over the last several years, which is perfectly acceptable in my opinion.
Excuses are never impressive, results are.
I think the bigger issue for me is after 5 years here, I have never once received an interactive video email/message from
ANYONE.
I think moving non-SaaS revenues from our total revenue was a bad move too.
In a startup you need cash from everywhere you can get it. I understand that SaaS revenue has a higher multiple, but you let that part of the business continue while you build the SaaS part, which in turn will eventually become a larger percentage of overall revenue.
We bought Sound Concepts over 2 years ago and it was doing $14 million in sales annually and today VERB is only doing $10 million. I’d like to know where all the non-SaaS revenue is and what it has grown too, because we could use it now.
Yeah, that was a catastrophe
Please no more acquisitions.
VERB should grow revenues with what they’ve built and focus their attention like a laser. No more squirrels.
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Not sure what types of successful business’s you’ve built, but experience (and those of my colleagues/peers) proves failure leads to success.
Failure of some kind ALWAYS precedes success, that’s how we learn.
Day traders would do well listening to TenKay.
I am not a trader, but rather a long term
investor. I am in this security like I am others…
Lol.
They haven’t even started marketing yet.
August 1 the Microsoft VP comes on board.
But you are incorrect.
The most likely outcome of this company is determined by the prior success of its management team and their experience.
Failure is an extremely important part of success. If you have started and built businesses like I have you’d know that.
Grit, determination and perseverance ultimately reward those with a clear vision.
1) Rory started the company with his own millions - the opportunity cost of his money plus potential of loss are his inherently
2) Rory’s compensation is mostly stock and beneath of mean of other similarly situated companies CEO’s
3) The innovative applications that VERB now has (and that are patented) are just now being released. You can sell your shares to me or others, and get out now to go and invest elsewhere. Then, possibly come back later if you feel the opportunity is better.
Best of luck.
By this time next year if VERB hasn’t grown by around 100% in revenue, I will seriously consider reducing some my position.
Until then, I wave the VERB flag and will do my best to support Rory and the entire VERB team.
I think the most difficult of challenges (getting the apps foolproof, forward facing and easy to use) is now behind us. That was an immense hurdle that many of us (and management) miscalculated due to so many unexpected variables.
My “results” clock will start ticking again after the August financials are over.
Building a multi billion dollar enterprise is not an easy task, you would agree, no?
Lots of failure leads to success, but only for those who try try again.
I believe the August financials will show some modest growth and a little bit of the “cost cutting”, but I am giving Rory a free pass as the new VERB applications are basically all just now being released.
And the Microsoft partnership doesn’t begin in earnest until the new Microsoft VP starts in August.
Also, GMail isn’t complete yet either and Market America as well as Helios DX are just beginning too.
Forward looking …. Very promising.
All my opinion.
Where can I find that? Thanks.
Interesting
Ridiculous
That’s not how I’ve made my millions. To each there own. Good luck.
To achieve great success you have to persevere and face failures head on with an attitude of gratitude and grit.
VERB will be immensely successful and everybody here will be forgotten.
My thought is VERB investors have a more positive outlook and sentiment