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1 Billion dollars valued in 1950’s dollars is only worth $100,000,000 in today’s dollars (90% loss in value).
I am from that era, so that is the value I put on the dollar. VERB is worth many times today’s billions of dollars. All my opinion and belief.
https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/dollar-devaluation/
Market Cap Isn’t Directly Related to Company Value
People could decide to pay way more, or way less, per share than what the company is worth. So, market cap isn’t directly related to a company’s fundamentals.
Revenue Isn’t Directly Related to Company Earnings / Cashflow
Revenue is just the money coming into the company. If they mismanage it, they could still be losing money (have negative earnings). So high revenue or even expanding revenue isn’t a direct indication of a good company.
Remember What IS Valuable
Remember that the Intrinsic Value of a company is defined as the sum of all future cash flows (discounted back to present dollars).
One billion today is yesteryears million. Many have not kept up with inflation or the devaluing of the US dollar.
Keep the faith
Incredibly special and unique security here. Nothing else like it out there.
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KPI’s Key Performance Indictors
I’m excited about VERB’s future.
Leading indicators will set the stage for investor interest and market capitalization.
Lagging indicators are not always the most accurate predictor’s of truly outstanding disruptive startup enterprises.
They will be astonished by VERB.
Leading indicators (KPI’s) vs lagging indicators. That’s where financial markets want to go.
VERB is extremely valuable. People will see soon and will be astonished. Much like Telsa investors are in their holdings.
Not really.
I read it. It’s more of a VR solution.
To each their own perspective, but if you like it maybe you should consider investing in it?
Verb is mentioned along side of Zoom, Slack, Logitech, Snap, Apple, Netflix. Gaining momentum.
https://emerginggrowth.com/the-public-companies-leading-the-digital-transformation-in-the-way-we-shop-work-and-learn-accelerated-by-covid-19/
Something very exciting is brewing. IMO.
I agree with you.
Also, I do not criticize those who are less adverse to risk. Bonds and mutual funds are perfect for those individuals. They just don’t belong investing in small cap tech startups like VERB.
I don’t dismiss any points of view. These are just my own.
While I’m not the smartest - my instincts and experience have served me well.
Hard to anticipate what and when, but no doubt we’ll be much higher soon.
Borrowed your chart. Hope you don’t mind
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— CUIN2 (@CUIN2forreal) February 13, 2021
Eventually, but not next week.
I’m not sure they need to raise money
The price will continue to increase. And, we will hear news, just don’t think huge news yet.
When I first read this I wasn’t sure about it.
Pretty sure we are still a little bit away from any really big news.
Great liquidity today.
VERB is being primed for something...
Entire market was red earlier.
Verb will pick up where it left off yesterday soon, and for the foreseeable future.
Agree.
Tesla’s down $40.
I’m noticing many more eyes on VERB everywhere.
Yes. We are on an upward trajectory IMO.
$VERB 3,415
Always trust but verify
https://www.barchart.com/stocks/quotes/VERB/opinion
I’m anticipating a wild ride this week past $2. It’s been building for a while.
Let’s see what happens.
Market cap high was around $600 Million I believe, in 2018.
Share price got ahead of itself a bit, as the team was building & executing the strategic plan.
I think we are just about at the tipping point of severely undervalued now and will probably see a very large and long up tick in buying & share price.
All my opinion and do your own research.
Start with Rory’s multi billion dollar telecom disrupter Telx (sold in 2006) and the television show 2MinuteDrill on Bloomberg TV/Amazon Prime Video. Good stuff to understand.
He who laughs last, laughs best.
I’m also guessing that Microsoft controls the reins on when VERBLive for Outlook may be released. As long as it’s done before summer that would be good.
Did you see how Zoom is running today? With offices starting to open up now they developed some enhanced conferencing abilities. Smart.
I can’t believe it’s been a whole year that we’ve all been cooped up (felt like 2 years)
Good. So we should see some traction in summer quarterly.
All VERB requires now is patience.
Nobody knows the timing of VERBLive or Microsoft Outlook (which I’m sure Microsoft is in control of).
Whether it’s 2021 or early 2022, things will progress.
I’m personally keeping an eye on next 2 quarters as they could reveal Salesforce traction. I think that will be telling for investors.
The implication is this vertical is adjusting to “return to work” atmosphere after 12 months of closures.
Interesting.
I’d expect we see sales revenue increases in the next 2 quarters, if we are gaining traction with Salesforce.
Not sure I understand what this means:
“much of it predetermined with the underwriters customers”
Just have never seen it before in my 30 years of investing. Have you?
Almost an entire float traded and no pps movement up or down?
It’s some sort of manipulation. No one thus far has made logical argument.
Trading the entire float of a company doesn’t happen daily, with little movement to the up or down.