Replies to post #68006 on Liberty Star Uranium and Metals Corp (LBSR)

[cometa11]

I agree with you and also I feel very satisfied with the great work you are doing the company LBSR that everything has come out spotless when the presentation is made through this with patience wait ....

[bigbux1]

Great post. "LBSR is either very professional, or just lazy with their PRs", I'd say LAZY!

[aksel]

LBSR does not have the finance to drill. They therefor have to convince someone that it would be in their interest to take a risk and finance this driling program. LBSR seems to be having a problem here. If it was as clear cut as we think (and at some stage NAK thought), then the deal would have been done. IMO

[LongHawl]

If major corporations sit on cash,

not wanting to commit to new plants and equipment,
or even a few new employees

why would they rush to this kind of committment
in this part of the business cycle?

We want lbsr evaluated now,
for value and best bang for the buck investment
but shopped around when
there are lots of buyers for the best price

IF you hurry the sale, or deal, or JV you dont get the
best of it....

And we all want the best of it, right?

NAK has done well, step by step

[Tool_power]

I don't disagree with your post but I'm a little more patient and understanding of their progress than you may be. Business deals, especially when done right, take a long time to work out.

I do have one specific question about your post though. You said, "MLV is shopping Big Chunk and Tombstone."

Two questions:
1) How do you know this?
2) Define "shopping".

My personal opinion is that MLV is focusing on both Arizona properties, but again, it's just an opinion.