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Friday, 06/27/2014 8:34:58 PM

Friday, June 27, 2014 8:34:58 PM

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Be careful of the promoters telling people to by this stock. Many of these individuals that promote aggressively are paid to do just that. Don't get caught up in the hype. There is no question that AXCG has a good business model however the way the stock has been manipulated via the buying/selling which is driving the stock price down when technically it should be moving up deters many investors from holding onto their shares or buying into it.
Remember this company still has a lot of obstacles to over come. A few concert halls online does not say much. You need a strong network infrastructure to support what this company is looking to do. The strong network infrastructure requires big money investors that understand I.T very well because their involvement will allow for the proper purchase of I.T hardware/software to give this company the edge they need. They will need high bandwidth, a high-end raid server farm, load balances and serious network security for the pay-per view. Without a well laid out plain to focus on the back-end infrastructure which in the end gives the end user the satisfaction that they will look for in viewing online concerts this company's business model is dead.
Please don't get on the bulletin board and attempt to bash my comment and make me appear to be a hater. I have already seen a lot of the bulletin board tough guys talking trash and promoting this stock as if it is the next Google, Microsoft, etc. This stock is speculative like every other stock sold. The performance of any stock will always be determined on how well the company is properly managed. A good business idea or model will always draw investors however what is done with the investment is key to the company success or failure.
Once again, great business model but better to watch from the sidelines until this company picks up steam and makes it way possibly into pennyland.