Replies to post #30735 on Liberty Star Uranium and Metals Corp (LBSR)

[E-E]

Besides, if you trade within 1 year of purchase you pay a lump tax on front, depending on your bracket. Now after more than 1 year, the tax lessens. By the way anyone knows if the bush tax cuts expires EOY or just for ppl with annual of $200K.

[king yukon]

VP: I think one day some reporters are going to go on a WITCH HUNT! You know the kind I am reffering to. It will be like, WHO bought into "LBSR" in its infancy. They will scour the HILLS and find all of the newest MULTI-MILLIONARES from the little company known as LBSR! They will blast OUR names all over the internet, be doing interviews on YOUTUBE as to how to be a wise investor and about HOW we did it! WE will be LBSR GURUs! They did such with the early investors of MICROSOFT. When they we buying for .10 cents a share and topped out at $100s of millions. Such is the real potential here. Thus why JUST over the RIDGE they are SHOOTIN at us NOW, DUCK ! Get your flak jacket back on! We cannot retreat! Thank you for the refresher though as I see good sincerity in your message. Some may get too excited and goto far out on a limb(by expierence,me to)!Just remember MY words,I SPECULATE that every person WHOM has bought over 1 MILLION shares of "LBSR" and holds for their PAYDAY will be invited into the "GURU INVESTORS CLUB" the public will be lookin to us for investing advice! MY BOT IS GOING CRAZY TODAY, SO I GOTTA TAKE KONTROL AND SAY TO ALL, HAVE AN "LBSR DAY!!!!!!!"

[joseytheoutlawwales]

"its not trading, its investing"

What's investing? Buying shares in LBSR?

Not to sound like I'm bashing, or coming down hard on you in particular, but this IS NOT investing, it's speculating.

VP, I hear you, and its nothing new.
But there are those of us that simply believe speculation can be every bit as rewarding, if not more so, than "investing".

I consider them one in the same, truthfully. I simply risk less on my speculative investments.

"Investment" is a low risk game.

Riiiiight. Like those in AIG, Lehman, GM, etc... all low risk.