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post #21 of 875
1/11/10 at 2:01am

NEWS out

FB i say the thread will move to another site following NASDAQ listing....

http://imagesignal.comsec.com.au/asx...f/01028322.pdf
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post #22 of 875
1/11/10 at 10:27pm
Thread Starter 
Inching it's way back up.

Once they get listed I'll ask a mod to move this to the big board forum.
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post #23 of 875
1/11/10 at 10:58pm

naz

I think you are right 64, there'll be plenty of changes come Naz, especially the SP!
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post #24 of 875
1/12/10 at 12:03am
Im completely new to trading, so this is most likely a stupid question. If i buy this now at under a dollar, what will happen when it is listed on NASDAQ? I feel like its too good to be true that it simply goes up 5 dollars...
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post #25 of 875
1/12/10 at 1:55am

spartan

spartan, the shares are being consolidated at a ratio of 6 to 1, that is why they will trade at x6 the current sp. They will go up based on solid performance, meeting milestones and a very bright future....... not by any luck or fluke of magic.
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post #26 of 875
1/12/10 at 2:27am
Aha, that would be what was confusing me, thanks. Your a swell guy.
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post #27 of 875
1/12/10 at 2:41am
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Originally Posted by spartan1021 View Post
Im completely new to trading, so this is most likely a stupid question. If i buy this now at under a dollar, what will happen when it is listed on NASDAQ? I feel like its too good to be true that it simply goes up 5 dollars...
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Originally Posted by Crazed98 View Post
I have been following this company for a while and I have been fairly impressed with their advancements. I picked up a few shares at the beginning of the month now I'm just waiting for the move to NASDAQ which is supposed to happen in February.

Currently this company is traded on the Australian exchange and in the US as a pink sheet but the company feels they will get more investors by switching over to NASDAQ. I've already received my election notice to exchange 6 of my UNIFF shares for 1 NASDAQ share.

If interested watch this video

http://www.finnewsnetwork.com/archiv...work13252.html

But buyer beware this is currently a foreign company so rules are different you will be charged and extra fee for buying it now mine was an extra $100 on top of commissions. I don't plan on buying any more unless it drops or until the move to NASDAQ.
Fullboost is correct just know that you may get charged an extra fee for buying it now because it is currently a foreign company. Once it gets listed on NASDAQ in a month it will trade normally as a US company.
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post #28 of 875
1/12/10 at 3:01am
O ok, diddnt know that either. I suppose ill just wait until after the move to NASDAQ and then see what happens
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post #29 of 875
1/12/10 at 4:13am

Train about to leave the station

I wouldn't wait too long Spartan! Should start trading on the Naz in the second week of February.

How did you guys find out about Unilife?
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post #30 of 875
1/12/10 at 4:19am
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I wouldn't wait too long Spartan! Should start trading on the Naz in the second week of February.

How did you guys find out about Unilife?
A friend of mine told me about it after speaking to one of her friends who live in Australia. She has a knack for finding big winners hopefully this becomes one.
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post #31 of 875
1/12/10 at 4:25am

TOOT TOOT

Agree FB with limited amount of shares on the Naz on initial listing UNIFF should hit the ground running..

I have been holding for a while Crazed and just love the story which is improving every day, the team are hitting all the milestones and laying the foundations for a very bright future.

Spartan how far is it to PA from New York? you might be able to pop down and check out how things are going.
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post #32 of 875
1/12/10 at 4:38am
Craze, there is plenty of excitement in australia about what is about to happen to unilife however not properly reflected in the sp. There was an announcement made over 18 months ago about the partnership with sanofi aventis yet there was no appreciation in australia of what it meant for Uni.

Over here we are thinking that you guys will better value the future earnings that are on the cards.
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post #33 of 875
1/12/10 at 10:03am

Crystal research report on uni

http://www.crystalra.com/pdf/UNI_1QF...01-11-2010.pdf

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post #34 of 875
1/12/10 at 12:34pm
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Originally Posted by Crazed98 View Post
Fullboost is correct just know that you may get charged an extra fee for buying it now because it is currently a foreign company. Once it gets listed on NASDAQ in a month it will trade normally as a US company.
Who charged the $100. That doesnt sound right. Is that for foreign stocks only. As this is listed as a pink. It will still be an ADR after listing on ther nasdaq.
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post #35 of 875
1/12/10 at 12:36pm
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Originally Posted by spartan1021 View Post
Im completely new to trading, so this is most likely a stupid question. If i buy this now at under a dollar, what will happen when it is listed on NASDAQ? I feel like its too good to be true that it simply goes up 5 dollars...
Ho spartan , it sounds like a reverse split. Basically from what i have seen with YUII and ETLE when a company lists in nasdaq they drop for the first month and then take off. So i would wait.
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post #36 of 875
1/12/10 at 1:16pm
Blanchedsolider

How do the growth prospects of YUII and ETLE compare the Unilife? How much research have you conducted on Uni?

FB
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post #37 of 875
1/12/10 at 10:30pm

biomedreports on UNIFF

Check out this report by Mike Havrilla


http://biomedreports.com/articles/mo...ing-debut.html

Blanchedsolider
Correct it will be a ADR after listing, as for a SP drop after listing time will tell.
I think not, plenty of upside to come..
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post #38 of 875
1/12/10 at 11:47pm
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Who charged the $100. That doesnt sound right. Is that for foreign stocks only. As this is listed as a pink. It will still be an ADR after listing on ther nasdaq.
Yes it is for foreign stocks only that's what the F in UNIFF stands for. It was charged through my broker by the Australian exchange I believe.

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Originally Posted by blanchedsoldier
Ho spartan , it sounds like a reverse split. Basically from what i have seen with YUII and ETLE when a company lists in nasdaq they drop for the first month and then take off. So i would wait.
It is not exactly a reverse split. They are merging with Unilife Corporation (UNIS). So people will receive 1 UNI share for every 6 UNIFF shares they own. Once it goes to NASDAQ it will not be an ADR because it will be a US company the current Australian shares will be ADRs. That is why they are merging instead of doing a reverse split.
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post #39 of 875
1/13/10 at 12:08am

Crazed your on the money!!!

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Originally Posted by Crazed98 View Post
It is not exactly a reverse split. They are merging with Unilife Corporation (UNIS). So people will receive 1 UNI share for every 6 UNIFF shares they own. Once it goes to NASDAQ it will not be an ADR because it will be a US company the current Australian shares will be ADRs. That is why they are merging instead of doing a reverse split.
Thanks i stand corrected...Regarding they wont be ADR's the NASDAQ listing of shares will be common stock, a US company.
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post #40 of 875
1/13/10 at 8:40am

SP on Naz listing

64, I agree. There is so much going on with Uni at the moment that with a number of announcements becoming due, that she will shine upon listing and sellers will have to be inticed into parting with their shares.

Can anyone advise of any web sites which show the buy/sell depth on the Naz where you don't have to have an account established? (I'm just a simple Aussie)
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