Post by
summitking on Feb 17, 2022 12:33pm
Sideways
For those that have followed this for a while you'll know that I've followed it very closely. I chat with the team, regularly review the presentation and financials and obviously do like the story. There's obvious pumpers on here and I don't have a problem with it, people should be pumping a stock they really like (paid pumpers can f*ck off). However, it's always the same thing - supply chain is in crisis, they've hit their 2021 and almost their 2022 YE targets, this technology is the future etc. However, with all that said, the stock has basically been sideways for the better part of a year.
My question is what's going to cause this to break out? Don't need the generic pumper's answers. Genuinely, what is going to be the catalyst for this to move? Personally, I feel like once YE and then Q1 numbers come out investors will 'trust' the story. As of now we've never seen real revenue. Seeing some hard numbers on the financials may change that and cause investors to jump in, YE won't be great but Q1 should/better be. What do you people think is going to cause this to finally have a meaningful move up?
Comment by
MinerCPA on Feb 18, 2022 8:35am
To move the stock we need to "See" first quarter financials showing the huge sales growth to back up John's claims. If the paid for Mesh Connections are truly on track as explained in the last video, then the company will be more than profitable. If sales growth occur's at an accelerated rate as explained then the stock should rise quite rapidly. My opinion only. Go Venzee....
Comment by
SpauldingSmails on Feb 18, 2022 9:47am
Clean up the share structure and keep executing on KPI's. They've been receiving cash from warrants which is a good sign imo. Not sure why some seem impatient here, growth takes time. I believe John will deliver.
Comment by
summitking on Feb 18, 2022 1:10pm
I would agree with you Miner. Let's see that this revenue is real and is exactly as stated. Monthly recurring revenue. I think it would also be beneficial to have a real full-time CFO. I don't see the company having much creditbility from a financial perspective right now.
Comment by
RealVal on Feb 19, 2022 3:41pm
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