Looks to me like:
1) ANYI is still being primarily accumulated, there is always some buying to fill in occasional selling, the buying is being done deliberately, quitely, almost secretively.
2) The number of momentum traders and new investors is still very small, ANYI has almost no buzz, despite a bunch of good news and a 180% move since Nov. 11, it is hard to notice anyone other than Stockwatcher that is following ANYI's move.
3) Alot of the buying appears to be for the lock-up since ANYI has steadied easily at new levels with only minimal selling at each new high bid (e.g., only 6,000 sold at $2.75 Friday).
I'd have expected most serious lock-up buyers to have gotten in last week or today, so I expect some base building at ~2.75 to ~$3, then perhaps some further moves up to the new lock-up date as word spreads, and ANYI possibly releases their new strategic plan to investors.
I would hope they have something planned to get the attention of some X-mas consumers, even though ANYI is primarily B2B. If they are going to make a X-mas move (and it may still be too early for ANYI to do this) I'd expect to see it before the new lock-up date.
A good plan, a marketing effort, some good PR news, a new website, BANY getting re-listed, or some new attention from sideline investors could get still ANYI moving above $5 easily before the lock-up. If things keep solid on these low volumes I'd almost consider buying a few more on dips right now.
Still haven't received my lock-up letter, but I did get a copy from transferonline through e-mail which I think is o.k. The higher ANYI goes, the more I'll feel comfortable locking up. |
