Top Ten reasons to get into ANYI before this Friday (don't say I didn't warn anybody):
(1) 8 straight up days, 175% gain since Nov. 11, on very low volume - you don't have to be a TA guru to know how good this looks:
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(2) Oct. 21 ANYI announced that over half of ANYI's 3 million share float will be locked up on Nov. 30, including 550,000 shares owned by BANY, for a period of at least one year - nearly all insiders have pledged to participate, any shareholder can participate and take advantage of a ~68% share bonus, more should be getting in for this by Nov. 29th IMO:
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(3) Nov. 15 ANYI received commitment for $1.5 million in financing (mostly at ~$3-5) to execute their new national marketing strategy - a first for ANYI:
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(4) Nov. 18 ANYI issued this PR announcing that insiders where buying the stock due to the lock-up:
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(5) Oct. 20 ANYI finally removes Scott Sitra and Cameron Yost, currently under indictment by the SEC, from the Board of Directors, Sitra resigns from the CEO position he held since ANYI began trading (and falling) earlier this summer - addition by subtraction:
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(6) ANYI management listens to investors when it counts, especially when the message boards began pointing out glaring problems with the management credibility (Sitra/Yost) and financing - ANYI acted quickly and decisively in both areas (see above), the current management are the ones who started the company, and they're not afraid to do some real work.
(7) ANYI is fully reporting, SEC compliant (no "E" here), and generates revenues between $600K and $1 M per Q. Margins are improving, and the new anyCOFFEE.com site is said to have very good margins.
(8) ANYI was beaten down so hard with its credibility and financing problems (fixed above) that it dropped from >$10 to <$1 very fast on very little volume - now that things are turning around, it's a bargain, it seems to be reversing the downward trend, and better yet - not many folks have really caught on to it yet (i.e., the traders are not really in yet, looks mostly like accumulation on low volume IMO).
(9) ANYI's 3M float, less than ~200K trading, take a look at the chart above, and the impending lock-up - enough said.
(10) If the insiders are willing to lock-up their fortunes for the next year, they must know something, or be extremely confident - in fact who's to say they aren't hoping to buy up the remaining float so it'll be easier to secure more financing for ANYI later? There are 200,000 $3 warrants that will bring $600K more to the company when ANYI gets securely above $3, things only get better from here.
One word of advice - due to the small float it may be hard to try to fill orders quickly that are any larger than 1,000 shares.
Good Luck.
Disclaimer - I sold ANYI at $18 the day after it began trading in July 1999, I bought it back at $3.625 in late September, and I have continued to average down to as low as $1. I currently plan to lock-up a portion of my ANYI shares on the 30th, and I have a short term target of at least $5-7 for the shares I do not lock-up. |
