Lightbridge Corporation (LTBR)

[77Port]

Those of us who stayed have seen a 10 (or 12?) for 1 reverse stock split, then we were thrown into the dunk tank for further punishment. In the past year, LTBR has gone from $2.50 to over $8 then back to $2.50ish, and today it closed at $8.41. I debated with myself last summer about buying more and didn't because I thought it could have just as easily slipped off the cliff to be lost at sea forever. But today's one-year chart looks terrific: like a new ATH chart. The two-year chart shows we're likely going to $12, maybe tomorrow. Here's my question: Is LTBR still sleeping/dying or is it awakening with fire breath?

These charts need to be seen individually, so look up the 1 year, 2, 3, 5, and 10 year to see the chart from the proper angle. It's interesting:

The 5 year chart shows ATH at $57.
https://ih.advfn.com/stock-market/NASDAQ/lightbridge-LTBR/chart/real-time

I'm no historian of LTBR's chart, so hope somebody else can chime in with comments. Hard to figure out due to the multiple splits.

Is it safe to assume the shorts are all out as of today? Below are the stats of shares. If there is serious demand we might be looking at a nice spring and year. In addition to only 4% insiders, institutions only have 3.32% (says Yahoo). That's a tiny number for a stock in demand. Just saying ...

Shares Outstanding: 5.63M
Float: 5.59M
% Held by Insiders: 4.00%
% Held by Institutions: 3.32%
Shares Short (Dec 31, 2020): 267.57% [Today, I'm guessing this might be:.57%.]