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While we still fundamentally believe in Voxtur as a business, it pains us to say:
In light of these developments, we are underweight Voxtur and call on the board to remove Jim Albertelli as CEO and for Gary Yeoman to step down as executive chairman. It’s clear management isn’t running the company with shareholder interest in mind.
We believe the management and board shakeup is a pivotal step for Voxtur to deliver results. We are encouraged by the steps has taken this morning in an attempt to regain shareholder trust and focus on the integration and delivery of products promised by former leadership. We look for Nick Smith to complete an exhaustive search for a CEO, outside of existing leadership, with background in technology and real estate. Additionally, we call for a CEO with a track record of M&A given the complexity derived from the multitude of acquisitions over the course of the prior 2 years.
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Important to note the change in fed funds probabilities over the past month, the first table is from early February vs earlier today. Terminal rate is up 75bps. Seems equities are behind the curve on this, with bonds likely leading us directionally.
@KV26777270 I appreciate your candid thoughts. My goal is to provide clear and transparent information about the company’s I follow, helping other shareholders digest news and events as they happen.
@ctfish70@ClassicValueInv@makingmoneynow1@CUUVETTE350@MidasLetter That doesn’t prove your point whatsoever… once the note was purchased by the group JEAPA transferred shares to the group in satisfaction of the note, meaning JEAPA “paid off” the note using shares
Let’s be completely clear and transparent about what took place relating to the sale of debt by Voxtur Analytics $VXTRF. The related party receivable (~$9.8M USD) was packaged into a promissory note and sold by Voxtur (~$7.8M USD) to Washington School House, LLC, and jointly Kevin McCarthy and Leann McCarthy (“The Group”), NOT McCarthy & Holthus directly. There is no mention of McCarthy & Holthus anywhere in the press release. The sale represents a 20% discount to the receivable balance, which is now zeroed out. To satisfy the promissory note, JEAPA transferred 39.1M shares to “The Group” at an average share price of $.20 USD, representing a gain of 20% at the current market levels. Not only was the receivable sold at a discount, but the equity was transferred at a share price 16% below current levels when comparing the debt purchase price and shares transferred to The Group. There is no mention of McCarthy & Holthus in the press release and nothing stopping The Group from selling the acquired shares immediately in the open market. Also there has been talk of 20% being less than the cost of share issuance from treasury by Voxtur, this is incorrect. Associated fees for share issuances are no where near 20% of proceeds, that is largely misinformed. While it is beneficial to Voxturs cash position to have the debt settled, this should not be viewed in a positive light as it was expected the related party issue would be resolved and paid in full not at a discount.