Axiom Corp. (fka AXMM)

[bernardsamuel]

Village Man, I concur with your viewpoint, and I will fortify the opinion you've offered by sharing with this Board portions of the e-mail I just received from "Investor Edge" and separately/identically from "Analysts Review."
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Better Days Ahead for AXMM

Valued Members,
Remember, "in the middle of difficulty lies opportunity."

Today, AXMM experienced that difficult period – creating an opportunity for all of our members. Nothing fundamental has changed with Axiom Corp. (AXMM). The company remains as strong as ever, released positive news and is about to retire 30M shares. [Using what for money to do that, as has been pointed out earlier in this thread?]

For us, this is an easy call. We have every intention of supporting AXMM as our top recommendation for the remainder of the quarter. Remember, this is just the very beginning of what we believe is a $4-5 story. To be absolutely clear and leave no room for doubt – we fully expect to see AXMM recover 84% in the coming days to $1.84 and get right back on track toward $4-5 levels.

For those members who are emailing in, we are reading every single incoming email.

We feel your pain, but more than that, we feel an obligation. There is a big story brewing here with AXMM and it is our responsibility to ensure that story gets told. We believe in AXMM. We believe you should believe in AXMM. This is a powerful emerging play, nothing has changed and the current situation presents an opportunity to see an extra 84% on top of the previous potential available at $1.84.

We will address member questions in the most important order:

#1 — What happened to AXMM today?

Today, AXMM traded down -45.65% on 7,416,967 shares volume. To the best of our knowledge, this was the result of a highly coordinated short attack. This activity could have been in an effort to cover a large short position ahead of the 30M share retirement. [...as contrasted to the truth being repeated, namely that this company is essentially asset-less?]

We reached out to our industry contacts and heard that High Point Capital Group, Inc. (Market Maker ID: COHI) was giving out nearly unlimited borrows to shorters in the morning, fueling a sell-off of impossible amounts of money.

To put it into perspective, today's volume was nearly 50% greater than any other prior day as a direct result of an unfair advantage given to shorters today in the form of nearly-free borrows.

#2 — Was there any negative news?

No, there was zero negative news! In fact, the news today was extremely positive – AXMM's lead product PaperNuts® is now available at Staples® (and here's the link as proof: http://www.staples.com/PaperNuts/product_965205).

The entire trading panic appears to have been caused by aggressive short sellers. There was zero negative news.

#3 — Is the news today actually true?

Despite false rumors spread by those with ulterior motives, the news is absolutely true!

PaperNuts® is really available at Staples®. Check it Out for Yourself!

PaperNuts® is also available on Staples Industrial order website.

Don't believe everything you read on the internet. [...totally agree here, as I remember the constant pumping in regard to other recommendations of theirs, which were in each case followed by the inevitable dumping]As an investor, as a shareholder, it is your responsibility to keep a cool head and investigate all claims, positive or negative and make wise investment decisions from there.

Don't let emotion get the best of you. We're not whining or complaining about what happened in the market. We could give you 100 reasons and point fingers at 100 different people, but the reality is, this is the stock market and this stuff happens. We are writing this message to let you know we are right here with you. We all feel bad after a day like today, but shareholders need to lock up their shares and wait for the storm to pass.
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I'm not a shorter, and in fact I'm not in the market at all these days, though in my retirement I retain my "spectator interest," as my career included a number of years as a CFO, followed by some years as a federal regulator, though not in the securities industry. The participants in this Board can Google "Brighton" and its various tentacles like Investor Edge and Analysts Review, and you'll see how at times Brighton is challenged to behave properly. I should conclude with a statement "from the other side" in order to be fair, namely for all I know (which always is little), COHI may have been fueling a short attack - I have no knowledge one way or the other.

Good luck to all, as long as you are honest in your dealings!