- Recent SEC charges against Live Ventures, Jon Isaac and Virland Johnson have hammered the stock price.
- These charges are a significant cause for concern with some pretty astounding accusations against the company and Isaac in particular.
- However Live Ventures' core business - its subsidiaries, are largely unaffected with their own leadership teams.
- The exceptionally cheap valuation provides a strong asymmetric reward over the long run, though the risk of further downside over the near term is still very real.
- Live Ventures' net asset value is just 1.6x its market capitalization.
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Live Ventures Has Become A High Risk, High Reward Proposition Following SEC Charges