Silly play on words but VVERB is seeing some action, clearly, this month. Afterhours momentum took it higher early on during the 7/14 post-market session. Some interesting levels to note... I took the chart out to April 2019 after the big gap down to lay out the Fib retracement lines. In this case, it aligned with some pretty interesting chart levels that more or less have been pain points for VERB. Namely the 382 and 236 levels. First, 382 was a clear resistance over the last 18 months. You can see that VERB failed to break and hold above this line and sometimes even got denied RIGHT AT the .382 level. Looking at levels where it traded higher and you'll see why I labeled the 236 area as a pain point. Not once has it been able to establish itself as a "new support". But with multiple tests of this area, higher lows, higher highs, and higher volume over the last few days, what will this mean moving forward at least in the short term?

'As a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) product provider, Verb is accessible on not only desktop devices but on mobile as well. The platform that Verb offers can integrate with popular software providers such as Oracle NetSuite, Salesforce, Odoo, Adobe Marketo, and Microsoft. There are many more integrations to come, but as of right now VERB remains committed to staying a leader in the tech industry. So, with a great deal of prospects on the horizon, is VERB stock worth watching?'

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BUT, don't forget about this if VERB's on your watch list right now: app.quotemedia.com/data/downloadFiling?webmasterId=103320&ref=115925145&type=HTML&symbol=VERB&companyName=Verb+Technology+Company+Inc.&formType=424B5&formDescription=Prospectus+[Rule+424(b)(5)]&dateFiled=2021-06-04&CK=1566610

All told, there are several levels and things to keep in mind right now from both technical and fundamental angles.

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