Liberty Star Uranium & Metals

Liberty Star Uranium & Metals Corp. (LBSR:PINK) is an Arizona-based mineral exploration company engaged in the acquisition and exploration of mineral properties in the states of Arizona and Alaska. Currently the company controls properties totaling approximately 26,011 acres (about 41 square miles) which are located over what management considers some of North America’s richest mineralized regions for copper, gold, silver, molybdenum (moly), and uranium.

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Re: rigid negotiating

over 7 years ago

in response to Kickedoff's message

"Generally people who drive a hard bargain are either looking for suckers, or know what they have."

In this case, should another party sign a cofidentiality agreement (CA), they give up nothing. There is no bargain, only a promise to keep quite about what they see, should they choose to take a look. There is nothing in a CA requiring they do so, or if the do what level of scrutiny will be devoted (i.e., 5 minutes, 5 days, or 100).

As a 5-year CA costs an interested party no more than a 2-year CA, and does not include a promise that any level of DD will be done with it, why on earth would any claims holder risk losing prospective future claims by doing a 2-year agreement? And I don't care what some nameless persons in Vancouver or Denver have to say about it. Why don't they come here and post their arguments themselves?