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'haus, I think A.S. is cleaverer than most of us, and cleaverer than most of us give him credit.

The last CR was very timely, he knew that to get the 'top-up" funding he needs to complete the industrialisation/production/commercial sales phase, his best opportunity was late last year. Very timely to ask for funding while the SP was still a healthy .85. Coming into this stage could get pretty wild, massive swings up and down for a few months as the releases of news come out. In hindsight, the volitility was always going to happen. A CR at the bottom was'nt ever going to work.

It's about patience, which runs out quickly in investors.
I'll bet the guy is personally very happy where he is sitting. Big boys accumulating, A.S. stake in this thing is a long term play. His stake will be 10 times that it is now when he will be exiting his position in 5 or so years. Allan is giggling at the moment. CEO's dont fret with a year or 2 of sp swings. Their focus is at the end of the tunnel where the big light is on.

Patience, something I have learnt in recent times. The last 18 months I have been involved in a major $6.5m tavern renovation. We started construction about the same time as the Cross Farm building was started. The cashburn, and planning and tireless work effort is enormous. And this project of mine is miniscule in comparsion to Unilife.

I know I was Bullish last week on a wobble of the chart, global menacing affairs always seem to effect short term plans, but the big picture is still sound.