Replies to post #47925 on Liberty Star Uranium and Metals Corp (LBSR)

[Dreamchaser]

I am sure that NAK doesn't share your sentiment. As for contacts in Abu Dhabi and Beijing, I think they wouldn't agree with you either.

[maplescott]

Share price is dependant (sic) on whether or not LBSR can turn a profit

And whether or not LBSR can turn a profit depends on the commodity price. IMO, there is, indeed, a relationship. What do you think would happen to LBSR's pps if commodity prices started tanking? Do you really think that LBSR's pps would not be affected?

[deadjim]

I have to go back to this post just to make a point

I have to agree with Crystalballz here to a point. Share price is dependant on whether or not LBSR can turn a profit. Even though all evidence points toward LBSR having minerals on its land, it's not a fact until the drilling proves it. Also,there's the chance that LBSR runs out of money and is unable to raise it. Not likely but still a possibility and right now the market is putting a very low pps on this company since it knows that penny stocks go out of business all the time due to many different reasons,some you don't even think of....think Bre-X. So although it's nice to know that the commodities that we think we have are valuable, the truth is day to day fluctuations of gold and copper have ALMOST zero to do with the pps of LBSR.

Ah thank you....thank you very much.....now time for a cheeseburger.

Share price is NOT dependant on whether or not LBSR can turn a profit. This was your 2nd post on this board, and let me tell you that you couldn't be further from the truth. This is all perception and the potential move that the CHART says wants to take place could care less about profit. It's all about being in before people realize what's there, hence why you have massive top and bottom formations in the market, stocks, gold, and other equities in general. Without perception there would be no movement