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Abaxx Technologies Inc N.ABXX

Alternate Symbol(s):  ABXXF

Abaxx Technologies Inc. is a Canada-based financial software and market infrastructure company. The Company is developing and deploying software tools that make communication, trade, and transactions secure. The Company has launched Abaxx Commodity Futures Exchange and Clearinghouse, regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, to support trading and risk management with physically settled benchmark futures contracts in the commodity markets at the center of the energy transition to a low-carbon emissions economy. Its products include Abaxx Verifier, Abaxx Drive, Abaxx Messenger, Abaxx Exchange, Abaxx Clearing and Abaxx Infrastructure. The Company is also focused on building Smarter Markets, which allow tools, benchmarks and technology to drive market-based solutions to challenges, including climate change and the energy transition. The Abaxx Verifier is a secure password, identity and verification application.


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Comment by seemoreinfoon Mar 20, 2014 11:02am
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Post# 22346087

RE:Just ask James....

RE:Just ask James....he/she still want to buy more at .43....
my only logical guess was that the "drivers" wanted, at first, to buy at the lower price by driven the sp lower, but later "think" it was still a bargain at .43 then wanted more.  This is my half-cent guess.

What do you think James?

SM

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