Replies to post #46726 on Liberty Star Uranium and Metals Corp (LBSR)

[Crystalballz]

you are right, it could be he was just "holding back the pack" and had to step aside. Lets hope he was an internal obstacle out of the way then... I'll sleep on that GLTA

[moondoggy]

This is the way I see it. He is no longer useful. Money is close, IMO. Eduardo has been promoted for a reason. I bought today. i realize that others may be of different opinion, so I will play the other side accordingly. If there is a flushing of shares by sellers, there may be some good buying opportunities, but it will not persist.

Eduardo will be back in the middle east in a week or so. Chinese "negotiations" are underway as per the PR.

[Dreamchaser]

William Cavalier


55 Years Old , Mr. Cavalier was appointed as one of our directors on September 21, 2009. Mr. Cavalier received his B.S. Cum Laude from the University of California-Berkeley in 1976 and received his J.D. from the University of California-Hastings College of Law in 1979. He was a law clerk for Justices Robert Kane and Allison Rouse, California Court of Appeal in 1978 and has been an active member of the California State Bar since 1979. Mr. Cavalier has extensive experience in management consulting and finance. Recently Mr. Cavalier has been engaged as General Counsel and syndicate manager to structure Regulation D 506 private placements for oil and gas royalty property groups and multi-well drilling partnerships for sale through FINRA broker-dealers. He also represented a joint venture, which applied an innovative technology to treat crude oil emulsions in crude production and wastewater remediation

http://people.forbes.com/profile/william-cavalier/135153

Yes, Mr, Cavalier has been a very busy guy outside of LBSR. He may be moving on to oil & gas, IMO.

[HKipp1]

Without the tiresome sarcasm, I agree this PR lays out a series of interconnected and positive moves. There are those who complain about management at Liberty. But this is an example of a strategic move to strengthen the position of those who are leading the company toward the deals and partnerships that are needed. I would view Mr. Cavalier's departure as part of this same realignment. And I would assume that this has all been done at the behest of the the man at the helm- namely James Briscoe. Part of good leadership is reorganizing one's team when necessary to better achieve the goals that have been established.

I also have difficulty understanding the implication or complaint that this was not a PR of sufficient "substance". Would you rather these company changes not be reported? This PR quite obviously was "of substance" in that it laid out an important leadership realignment, gave further indication of the company's strategy, and reported that negotiations were in progress. I'd say- on the contrary, it was quite chocked full of substance. It quite clearly points to, and quite properly creates the expectation of further PRs of even greater substance.

[Goldenn]

If Cavalier was the one consulting Briscoe in management and finances I'm glad he stepped aside.