Replies to post #139547 on Liberty Star Uranium and Metals Corp (LBSR)

[leifsmith]

My positive understanding of that word is that JB is telling us the more someone knows about the science and art of geology the more likely they are to see that what he has done justifies the expense of drilling. I think he's right. I'm encountering exactly the same thing with a venture in nanotechnology involving a unique state of matter (patented by us).

[blue4]

At worst, it could have been a low, low ball offer that was made by someone not understanding the potential that the science points to.......

[newuser]

Interesting thought MAM and maybe

ZTEM isn't enough, especially for those in India or China. The SRK report, if it ever gets finished, might help.

Considering what JB and the entire BOD know about HM (which is a lot more than we know), WHY would they not pool together and get this drilled and prove what's there? It seems like a no brainer. It's another Bisbee, right?

There are so many things here that make no sense, and anybody with some cash looking at this situation, can see that the company/structure and the stock are completely broken.

If JB/BOD and all his contacts WON'T pony up the money to drill his baby, it may be "lowball" or "No ball".

One thing's for certain, he's about out of time and almost out of shares, and if he's stupid enough to dilute down here, this is toast.

[rl71852]

My thoughts on that NR is we are a long way from a deal. Also I feel JB should not be the person negotiating the deal, he might be over evaluating what he has. It is like a football head coach who is also the GM and feels the players he drafted and traded for are worth more money than what they are, which than hurts the team.

[bylosellhy]

Its possible we have some potential deals but not what JB thinks is the best he can get. Hence the comment in the NR may be due to the negotiating process. But what do I know.