Replies to post #42947 on Liberty Star Uranium and Metals Corp (LBSR)

[Tool_power]

Brikk, thank you for that reply and compliment. I'm glad I can add to a constructive discussion here. I agree with your vision of the future and your interpretation of the past.

Here's looking forward to 2011, and beyond!

[L-Back]

Brikk, don't you think at 70+ years old our CEO has got to be thinking it's time to hang all this up? Wouldn't you think he would want to retire a wealthy man and be done with the everyday stress of owning a publicly traded comp.? One would have to think so. With that thought, the possibility of all these claims being sold off would have to be pretty great, JB is no spring chicken. Let's hope BC is his retirement package and he has a nice little island already picked out to go retire.

[king yukon]

brikk: My studies of "LBSR" go to the very beginning early,2000 era. These waves are so normal in the pennies stocks, the norm is to expect more of the same. The difference should be END performance, not the smooth or bumpy ride,(lbsr bumpy ride)! The one point that I missed, VERY BIG ERROR ON MY PART. I missed my "Ques",! As said from other plays, Iknow ZTEM. I bought huge here because of ztem, but one other key I missed caused me not to buy the 30 million shares early on in the game, nevertheless,I loaded my ship HUGE very HUGE. My study was flawed,there is somthing very shrewd that CEO J Briscoe did, I ignored. After we get to the level of NAK, I will regret my mistake. If only my study note I had highlited CEO! So my 2 reasons to buy were/are ZTEM,BRISCOE. After we get huge movement I will disclose the one key point I missed,everyone else from their posts have missed it as well. It is a LOGIC factoid, a clue to the "TREASURE CHEST". All I can say is dont ever count BRISCOE, out or down, NEVER! SEABISCUIT says it all.

[k9painter]

very well put and exactly right imo!!!

[kagey1]

I would say not only will they want to use some of the money to hire a skilled and experienced CFO, but it will most likely be a requirement from the company doling out the money. I'm sure Mr. Briscoe will be happy to relinquish the reins to that part of the company when that time comes. I've been in a similar situation at a lower level, and its no fun being responsible and dealing with issues on a daily basis that even you know are outside of your realm of expertise.