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To each his own, but I originally got in at .22 and that was before Netsuite, Marketo, DR2Marketing, notifiEDU, notifiMED, among other things. Personally, I don't see it going back down to the .20's unless something crazy happens. As I have said a few times, no one knows what is going on behind the scenes. You don't know how many customers they have, who they have partnered with for notifiCRM or notifiMED, or what else is going on, other than them purchasing Sound Concepts, which that alone should keep it from going lower. More power to you for whatever you decide, but I think you could be way off.
Totally agree. I don't get it either. He had a great track record and was financially secure, so why would he come out of retirement to ruin his reputation? People just have no patience. A lot of people don't seem to understand that successful companies aren't built in a day. Give him time to build the business and PR's and revenues will come.
I think it made it through 2002.
That's funny. I'm sure whoever sold because of those comments or whoever made those comments has been crying for awhile. You just never know, but personally, I think at .40 a share, it is worth taking a chance that nFusz is going to be the next big thing. It may never be as big as Amazon, but it doesn't need to be to make people a lot of money.
Not sure if too many people are catching onto this, but with the SAP TV videos, Bronto videos, Long Beach State videos, the school in Mass. video among others, it seems to me that nFusz's products are being used by places that haven't been in a PR and I wonder how many more places are or will be using it soon. So, we've seen videos from school districts in at least 2 or 3 different states, which means word of mouth around those and neighboring states could bring more districts in. With SAP and Bronto using it, other companies might start using it. DR2Marketing and Marketo seem to really be pushing it, so that will get the word out. I'm OK with not seeing a PR for every customer they bring in, because all at once, we might start seeing it everywhere. And we don't know anything about the deals for notifiMed yet. I'm getting the feeling that Rory might just be telling the truth in his videos about things going in the right direction.
You have absolutely no idea if the first 4 things you mentioned are true or not. Just because it hasn't been announced publicly doesn't mean it hasn't happened. Companies don't do a PR for every single thing they do. Their priority is doing business and making deals, not letting the public know every little thing.
You could be right about the revenue or you could be totally off. You are just guessing.
Why would you wait until $20 when you can buy at 40 cents?
To each his own. I'm not taking a chance, but everyone should do what's right for them.
Did you watch Rory's latest video? He sounded pretty confident that they were going to Nasdaq this year. I don't know about anybody else, but I'm not taking the chance of them uplisting with a large price from the underwriter and not having shares. I'd rather be wrong and them stay where they are around 40 cents holding my shares, than them shooting up several dollars and not have many shares.
That's why I can't fathom why someone would short a stock, any stock. It just seems way too risky. I would much rather buy a stock and if it goes down, I lose my money than have a stock shoot up and then owe a bunch of money I don't have. It just doesn't make sense to me.
Honestly, I think I'm more excited to hear about the big deal with a pharmaceutical/medical company. We're already in the door in CRM. I'm excited to get a foothold in other categories, especially pharmaceutical. I'm also pretty excited about what Rory said about using the data collection from their programs. I think that could be a big money-maker.
Have you all seen this? It's a SAP video.
https://media.nfusz.com/player/Kok7kBGs
10's Of Million's in 2017! - Can't comment.
20K subscriptions Q1. 2018! - Can't comment because numbers haven't been made public.
Most CRM's signed soon (June 2018) - could be happening, just not announced yet. Odoo was after this, hints about SalesForce have been made, and a division of SAP has been using it.
Oracle Joint PR soon! - Out of his control, it was up to Oracle.
Rich Bohn CRM review soon (January, 2018) - out of his control. Rich does things on his own time.
7 dollars per share Oracle alone! - probably overstated, but out of his control. He doesn't set share price.
Way Undervalued at 2.50 April, 2018 - ditto
We are Moving at 200 mph in the fast lane (Over 2 dollars, April 2018) - I think that's true.
We have the best CRM solution and it is totally disruptive..V1 - His opinion.
We have Upgraded to V2 and expect game changing results! His opinion. Upgrades are always needed.
We have implemented V3, this should create huge demand! - His opinion. Upgrades are always needed.
We have a Delay with training Oracle..May..2108..V2 - out of his control.
We have another delay training Oracle...June 2018..V3 - out of his control.
Denise is a solo trainer for both Oracle and Marketo..approximately 20 reps at a time..June..2018 -maybe they need to hire more people. I'll give you that one.
A lot of the things you mentioned are out of his control. He can't control other companies and he has nothing to do with the share price. But, what he can control he has made a lot of progress and I believe the fruits of his and his team's labor will show in the near future.
I'm glad you didn't invest in Wal-Mart in the early days. You would have constantly been complaining "Why does Sam Walton only have one store in Arkansas?", "Why doesn't he open more stores?" Then when he had 10 stores, you would have whined that he needed to hurry and open 20.
It takes time to build a big business. Partnerships and deals don't happen overnight. Customers don't fall off trees. It takes time to get the word out there. In less than a year, nFusz has made deals with Netsuite, Marketo, Odoo, Ignite Visibility, dr2Marketing, among others, some school districts, worked with surgeons to create notifiMed, hired 2 Board of Directors and 3 Board of Advisors, made an agreement to purchase another company, among other things I'm forgetting and probably some that haven't been made public yet. I don't know what you want. It sure doesn't seem like they're sitting around twiddling their thumbs. They are making huge strides in a short period of time. Give it time to start showing fruits of their labor or just go somewhere else.
To be clear, I wasn't comparing it to FUSZ. I was just saying that it's not a 12 Billion dollar company, but that's what it's market cap is.
It's Tilray. It was all over the news. I figured you had heard about it. It went from $20 to $300 in one day.
Another company, that was recently in the news, T**Y, is at a 12.5B Market Cap, and it was double the current share price a week or two ago, and I'm pretty sure it hasn't made anywhere near that much money, so how accurate is the market cap to what the company is actually worth? It seems like hype plays a lot into it.
Why does it matter if Oracle is committed to it? It is being offered to their customers and the customers are the ones who will pay for it. It doesn't matter if Oracle's execs like it themselves or not. They have their own business to worry about. They're not sitting there thinking about some partner to their service. And same thing with Marketo and hopefully the other CRM companies. It doesn't matter if they're committed to it as long as they offer it to their customers. The more customers that are exposed to it from different companies, the more people will buy it and the more word of mouth will spread. Don't forget about NotifiEDU and NotifiMED.
Everything sounds great to me. I like that $20 million is just a small part of what they can bring in with enough capital. Getting private investors to fund part of back log and replace current notes. M&A candidate includes facilities on 2 continents.
A couple minor concerns. If the private investors only fund part of the back log, how do they pay for the rest of it? Could re-capitalizing the company include a reverse split in order to lower the number of outstanding shares? That worries me a little, but it sounds like the company is making huge strides.
You must not have kids because if you did, you would know anything with Disney character's sell themselves. If there is a choice of 5 juices and 4 of them have a plain label and one has a character that kids' like, the kids are going to say they want the one with the character and if there isn't a huge price difference, that is the one the parents will buy. So, whether it's easy to get a licensing deal with Disney or not, it will make a difference in sales.
Just curious. Why do you think next week will be huge? Is there something due to be reported? I know the trade show is the 28th, but that probably won't have any effect until they show the sales numbers from it. I'm hoping another stock I am in goes up in the next couple days, so I can sell and then buy more shares here.
Sure, technically you could be correct. But, they also could have made a deal for $20 million in financing at 1% interest. Neither one of us know the truth until it is made public.
From their investor presentation: "Started a banking relationship with Standard Chartered bank in Singapore"
How do you know they haven't received financing?
Where are you getting this about fecal matter? Is there an article I missed? Can you please provide a link so we can all read it for ourselves?
He just posted about RBIZ on Twitter 2 hours ago. I wouldn't call that silent.
I like this story better.
Somewhere on a plane over the Atlantic Ocean, a tired CEO is trying to catch a few hours sleep after his 5th meeting in 3 days in the Middle East with CEO's of companies with dozens of stores who excitedly signed contracts for Verus to put their new Coconut and Vitamin C juices, along with tons of beef and other products on their shelves. He is
sleeping because when he gets back to the office he has a conference call with executives from a huge US manufacturer who wants to use Verus to get their products into the Middle East stores where Verus already has relationships.
As he steps off the plane, his phone rings and it's his IR guy telling him that FINRA has approved the name and ticker
change and he wants to put out a PR with all of the huge successes that the company has had the last few weeks.
3 days later, you see a man looking at his computer wiping a tear from his eye, the camera turns toward the computer and
you realize those are tears of joy, as the share price has gone through the roof.
*This is fictional.
There are also people that still play records, but the majority of people use digital music on their phones or mp3 player.
I have to jump in here. Yes, it is an accomplishment to get in Home Depot, but comparing it to 3M is a little reach. 3M has a ton of different products and has been in business for decades. Selling some cleaning supplies isn't going to touch what 3M does. I do hope PNAT is successful, just trying to be realistic.
Care to elaborate for us stock market novices?
I'm going with what you say. People on here seem to think they know everything just because they googled it or whatever. I believe that there are ways of doing things that the average person doesn't know and like I said previously, I don't believe Rory or Donohoe and Associates would be going through with this if they didn't know the path they were going to take and knowing it's not going to harm shareholders.
I agree that revenues is what is going to push the share price way up and keep it there, but you can't have revenues without deals, so every time they make a deal with a huge company, that means revenues will be following in the near future.
How does it get any bigger?
"With both cloud-based as well as on-premises offerings, and over 3.9 million users, Odoo is the most installed business software in the world."
I'm definitely on the train. My concern is when is the right time to get off. I keep seeing a lot of people saying they're going to sell at a penny, which means if a lot of people sell, then it will probably go down again and then I'm seeing some people say they think it can go over a $1. I want to believe that, but I'm afraid that might be wishful thinking. Is it realistic to think it could get to between .25 and .50 within 6 months if everything that looks like is happening goes forward with no setbacks even if a lot of people sell below .10?
So, basically you're saying that everything Rory has said about caring about his shareholders, and wanting to bring them value, has been a bold-faced lie and he is also going to wipe out all of the shares that he has been paying his employees and a lot of the shares that he has traded in his salary for? Anything is possible, but man, that would be a great way to make enemies.
I've been seeing all these theories about how they're going to uplist and everything. I don't know how they're going to do it, but I believe that Rory and the companies he has hired for the uplisting do know how they are going to do it. I don't believe he would have started this process and been publicly stating it so boldly if he didn't know how to make it happen. He knows what the share price is and what it was when he started the process, so obviously, he knows that some major things need to happen to uplist. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't recall him stating a time frame that it would happen. People on here have given a lot of time lines, but I don't think Rory has, other than saying he would like to do it this year. I believe if it can't happen without a major RS, he will call it off, until they are positioned better.
This is just how I feel, based on everything Rory has said and how he has said it. Don't take my word for it, but if I thought for a second that they were scamming me, I would run for the hills.
Most schools are slow to adopt new things, so honestly, I'm a little surprised they're in 100 already.
I did and I'm excited about when Rory said they were partnering with a huge company that he couldn't make public yet. He said it when they were talking about notifiMed and pharmaceuticals, so I'm hoping it's a huge pharmaceutical company.
They don't have to advertise it. When kids see juice with characters they like on it, they go nuts and if it's not a lot more than the other juices, the parents will buy it. My son goes nuts when he sees Mickey or Thomas the Engine on a juice bottle.
Yes, did you also notice the "Frozen" juice box?
Or maybe the guy running the company knows more about the company than you do?
Please actually read stuff before commenting about people.
"Mr. Cragun is currently Chief Financial Officer of CorVel Corporation, (NASDAQ: CRVL), a $1.1B market cap company and a nationwide leader in technology driven risk management programs. Mr. Cragun has been with CorVel since January 2018. He is also a CFO Partner at Hardesty, LLC, a national executive services firm since October 2016."