Ann: Expiry of Convertible Notes, page-80

Jonkey - I don't wish to put words in your mouth, but have I understood several of your comments properly?

"All we can see is the board, key staff who don't believe in the company, so how does any rationale person expect the market too? That's it in a nutshell to my mind".

and from the other thread last night ...

Hell, the C10 founder sold his holding about a month back at 22-24c. However, he was a relative short term holder. Pretty bad when your key people use the stock as only a trade.

Are you saying that since the T20 in the AR from 17/7/20 that RT has sold all/the bulk of his VOR holding? (approx 2.3m shares).

After being gifted them at 14c in a block trade of long term "committed" supporters of the company in late February. **

And he's sold them at a time effectively in the lead up to the CN expiry date? (A time that also coincides with the company being on record as actively seeking acquisitions).

I know RT isn't a Director of VOR and he is probably free to buy and sell .... but ..... he is inside the camp.

** RT got his parcel from the block trade that coincided with the 'mutual' departure of Malcolm Donaldson. It's inconceivable that he didn't know there were issues with Malcolm and the UK operation that none of us learnt about officially until the following announcement.

https://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20200227/pdf/44fhwt75nqqg33.pdf

VOR/TSN has always had a bit of an odour to it, but sometimes it's more like a stench.

That's why I think Jeff can tell investors if they don't like it to sell.