I agree with your point regarding time jamber. You are spot on,...

I agree with your point regarding time jamber. You are spot on, it is a slow process but I feel im in at the ground level. It could easily go to the basement but im hoping it gets to the tenth level or beyond. Fingers crossed.

I watched Landline and saw nothing to encourage a sale. The lack of enthusiasm seen on landline is no surprise. As Mark pointed out (and my sources in the industry tell me) next to no one in the tuna industry wants Hagen to succeed so take their opinions with a grain of salt. The tuna fisherman see it as a threat to their livelihood.

I just find it strange that there are so many negative posts on the project - most of which I will point out are misinformed: (see: below)

niclou: "As far as CSS goes I think the only thing that will make this stock into a real success story now is the Tuna, ...I guarantee you that almost 30% of holders ATM are holding on for this."
- Every investor is in it for the tuna not 30% - it is all about the tuna. The company has made that clear for ages.

TP: "If the business were Kingfish (over 180,000 tonnes per annum farmed in Japan) I could support this proposition but the Tuna story was a folly"
- Kingfish has nothing on tuna. SBT in commercial quantities is worth soooo much more and is even more valuable given declining stocks and activists criticising the wild catch industry.

TP: "Interesting dont you think that it appears no fingerlings have survived to date, that is similar to the results the Japanese have been getting on NBT for the last 10-15 years."
- Fingerlings have survived as I pointed out previously. Will be getting into sea cages later this year.

Final point: practically everyone in the fishing industry in Australia is aware of what Stehr is trying to do and are well aware the potential is huge. He has a great drive to succeed and his history has shown he often succeeds. Most importantly, the biggest hurdle has already been passed... Good luck with you investments.
DYOR