Tuesday, December 01, 2020 12:11:39 PM
I like this recent NSAV news. NSAV issued an unsecured promissory note for the principal sum of $486,540,000.00 aftermarket this past Friday, Nov 28, 2020 to acquire a 20% stake in Sosa Entertainment, LLC and a 20% stake in Pro Music Rights Distribution, LLC to bring tremendous value into NSAV:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/NSAV/news/NSAV-ANNOUNCES-ACQUISITION?id=281699
Don't get me wrong, $486,540,000.00 is a lot of valuation to be putting into NSAV, but why leave valuation on the table for the other portion that is private still just sitting there when it could be helping the public vehicle (NSAV) even more. Why not maximize the valuation and growth by putting all of his private companies and assets into the public vehicle? Why not give NSAV shareholders a dividend in his other public vehicle (CHIF) that would help both entities since CHIF gets $175,500,000.00 for their 40% from the deal? See the tweet and PR below:
https://twitter.com/ProMusicRights/status/1332855577140207617
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/CHIF/news/CHIF-ANNOUNCES-ACQUISITION?id=281698
Who knows? Maybe all of this is what is coming. To finish sharing my thoughts, I like the fact that it is an unsecured promissory note. This is important because an unsecured promissory note is an obligation for payment without any property or assets used to secure the payment:
https://www.legalzoom.com/articles/pros-and-cons-of-using-a-unsecured-promissory-note
https://www.legalzoom.com/articles/secured-promissory-note-vs-unsecured-promissory-note#:~:text=from%20commercial%20lenders.-,Unsecured%20Promissory%20Notes,seized%20to%20satisfy%20the%20loan.
So for those thinking that dilution was coming because of these huge acquisitions, it's not in my opinion. Unsecured promissory notes are typically repaid in one of three ways; Installment payments, Lump sum payment, or a Balloon payment which is a combination of the installment and lump sum payment. Basically he is going to pay himself since he is acquiring the companies from himself since he owns both Sosa Entertainment, LLC and Pro Music Rights Distribution, LLC:
https://promusicrights.com/
http://sosamusicgroup.com/
So, in essence, the CEO is transitioning the value from his private companies to his public companies to pay himself to bring huge value into his company... NSAV.
The beauty about these acquisitions is that they look like they are going to win their lawsuits as they are huge and are against some huge companies that we all have heard of before. If he wins, there would be a lot of cash coming the company's way. It wouldn't surprise me if the CEO decided to do a huge share buyback and/or issue a cash dividend to us shareholders. Or maybe some kind of quarterly royalty payment from winning the deals. Let's discuss this further to see why I think this as all 11 of these companies that he has filed lawsuits against, are tremendously huge...
Jake P. Noch, the CEO and owner of Sosa Entertainment, LLC and Pro Music Rights, LLC and NSAV has filed a lawsuit against Spotify and is seeking “over $1 Billion in damages” from the streaming platform:
https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/spotify-faces-lawsuit-from-indie-music-company-claiming-mistreatment/
https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/after-suing-spotify-for-mistreatment-independent-music-company-files-10-copyright-infringement-lawsuits-against-youtube-apple-and-others/
Spotify is just one of 11 companies of which are also being sued by Jake P. Noch. The other companies are also huge and very prominent. These other companies being sued by Jake P. Noch are Apple, Google, YouTube, Amazon, Soundcloud, Pandora, Deezer, 7Digital, iHeartRadio, and Rhapsody. See below:
This leads me to think that even more valuation is coming into NSAV. I believe he will either win or those companies are going to have to settle with him in order to keep this from going to court.
To "Compare and Contrast" what could happen for substantial gains from a patent infringement case that the smaller company had won, I was in PTSC when it was trading in the .02, .03, and .04 per share ranges. Well, PTSC won their patent infringement case against Intel (INTC:NASDAQ) and PTSC ran to $2.20 per share. I'm not saying that a victory for NSAV would move its share price to $2.20 per share, but I am saying that it would go to some new highs from where it had probably never existed.
Based on the recent PRs over the past few months below, they have been doing a lot to clean up the company to prepare a clear and successful path of growth. I'm inclined to believe the time is very near for substantial to begin taking place here with NSAV:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/NSAV/news
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