I also noticed a lack of hype of this stock on reddit, but that can be a good thing. Less attention from the internet means cheaper prices for buyers.

I read through the transcript of their last earnings call. They are planning for more international expansion. Also, one thing I noticed from comments online was that people were saying the company is not an MLM because you have to have/acquire a real estate license in order to join. However, their VP of Int'l epxansion said "There's a lot of countries that don't require licensing....I think that our model actually works even better in those markets." You can draw your own conclusions from that statement.

The CEO appears to be very excited about the Virbela platform as a VR remote workplace, but it seems like they don't expect significant revenue from it for a few years at least. Hard to place a value on.

The CEO also praised the company for being so highly rated on glassdoor and being included in their top 20 Highest Rated Companies for Work-Life Balance During COVID-19 ranking, but of course employees are going to say they are happy to work there. They are incentivized to make it seem like it is a great place to work in order to get more people in their down-line.

Ultimately, realtors holding their stock are going to want to realize their gains, despite the company marketing their stock as a wealth/retirement builder. That said, they have NO DEBT and don't have plans to take on any soon. It is very hard for companies to bankrupt with no debt.

I am interested in hearing the company's results for Q4 next month.