I've been in and out of more shares than i care to remember, but I can safely say that I have never seen a clue given to the market ignored to such a degree.
The funny thing is that this sounds like stock ramping, and maybe it is, and why ever not. The figures which Unilife are mentioning are nothing short of astronomical for a company with a value in $2-$3 hundred million.
1billion units pa by my calcs is about $30 US dollars per share and the current share price is about 87cents.
For anybody who maybe visiting this thread in the future (post Nasdaq), here is a message to you: "You missed the boat because you believed that the market values stocks fairly. Well tough luck, it was an expensive lesson to learn."
UNI Price at posting:
88.0¢ Sentiment: LT Buy Disclosure: Held
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