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Strategies & Market Trends : Anthony @ Equity Investigations, Dear Anthony, -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: scion who wrote (113102)	5/18/2011 2:40:11 PM
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From: HacktheStockMarket <support@hackthestockmarket.com> To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Wed, May 18, 2011 1:48 pm Subject: Another Bite at the JAMN Apple In the past few weeks my JAMN pick has given us quite a ride. From humble beginnings of under $1 JAMN has rocketed. At its peak JAMN reached $6.35! But in the past few days JAMN has dropped considerably. As of writing it's trading at $1.07 This unprecedented fall has given us yet another bite of the cherry. I believe this sharp fall is unwarranted and has provided a low downside opportunity in JAMN. JAMN has fallen for two reasons. #1 JAMN has been attacked by short sellers. Short sellers including the sponsoring market maker and related parties have attempted to crush JAMN. They've done this by selling millions and millions of JAMN shares'. By ensuring supply outstripped demand they have manipulated the price of JAMN downwards. But, this price manipulation is only temporary. By law these short sellers MUST buy back every single share' they've sold short. And they must complete this buying within 5 days. Which means JAMN is I believe almost guaranteed to bounce on the wave of buying from short sellers looking to cover their positions. #2 Jammin released their 10-K annual report. This report showed minimal sales for the quarter ending January 31st. I believe this release fuelled the negative rumors spread by short sellers. But this reaction is entirely without merit. Jammin Java only started their nationwide rollout in February. In the quarter ending Jan 31st JAMN was still a development stage company. i.e. They weren't even trying to generate sales. All the deals they've signed have been since February: JAMN Contract with United Natural Foods - February 23rd JAMN contract with Gourmet Merchants Intl. - March 16th JAMN contract with Amazon.com - March 31st JAMN contract with National Coffee Service - April 12th JAMN launches Coffee Pods Product Line - April 14th JAMN sells out within 1 Hour at Amazon Launch - April 20th JAMN receives $2.5m financing - May 6th So large sales won't be reported to Wall Street until the next quarter. Why I believe you should look at JAMN again... On a short-term basis I see JAMN as a huge opporunity right now. When a stock drops this much, this fast... For one thing, there is always a bounce. And for another thing... As the short sellers who've pushed JAMN to these levels start covering it will add rocket fuel to the bounce. As a natural bounce occurs along with millions of shares' being bought by short sellers - We could even see another short squeeze. John Bell P.S. The last time I sent you a similar email was when JAMN was at $1.40. Just like today I predicted the short squeeze could send JAMN rocketing. It reached $6.35 in the weeks following. JAMN is now under $1.40 and I'm making the exact same call. Don't miss out again. Start researching JAMN for yourself today. This message was sent to xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx from: John Bell \| Market Magic, Inc. 3473 Bay Street \| Toronto, ON M5J2R8, Canada Email Marketing by Manage Your Subscription