Ann: Appendix 3B , page-7

great o, no, I think each company stands on its merits. I just think LaJolla does its job, which is sign contracts, be allocated shares, and sells them off. They must have thousands of contracts all over the place, and many on the ASX. I'd say they just see our companies as a series of numbers- as long as the SP is above the LJ placement price, they would be happy.

Not many companies can enhance shareholder wealth with such constant LJ placements occuring throughout the year. Most LJ companies have a share price graph that goes from top left 6 months ago, to bottom right now- just like EDE does. It's tough on shareholders.