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Comment by Bentonstockson Jul 12, 2007 3:00pm
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RE: Quiet...

RE: Quiet...Well... its rather simple really. With no 43-101 moly resource yet, and with no spectular high grade intersections of Mo in the recent drill results, we are flying a holding pattern in which the MMs play with the stock price, enabling them to get their paws on more of the shares that they manage to scare out of retailers... LWC is neither going away, nor is it likley to drop significantly from these levels. Both Gamma and Gammas West have Moly. When I asked Davis about Gamma West recently, all he could say, and all he did say, was that "there is definitely Moly there". So what happens next depends on how big your balls are - you either wait or sell. I suggest you wait, as our chances are reasonable that the current SP will move higher given that the Moly at Nithi is unlikely to vanish. This story is still unfolding, which is why people like Cohen of Dynamic are in with all of the most recent PP shares at prices very near current levels. Kaiser's support of LWC is also a good sign, as he is a highly analytical and intelligent investor. However, I've been a subsciber of his for years and he certainly, like anybody, does not always get it right... In fact, one could reasonably argue that his words, like those of our good friend Stateside, ought to be treated with caution, as he has quite alot of money in LWC, which can pollute the objectivity of even the most hardened investor with optimism. Stateside once mentioned to me in a post that he has 500,000 share of LWC at and average of $0.32/share. Either he was trying to find out what I am holding, or it was just an honest revelation of his position. If its the latter, that's quite a chunk of change for highly spoeculative junior (maybe he is quite wealthy, but I doubt it since has works in the finance department of a publicly traded company) or he has a very high tolerance for risk. In any case, although I highly appreciate his posts, his outlook, like mine, is likely to be postively skewd. In fact, cthom7 has proven to be much more accurate in his predictions of LWC's price action and market accpetance than my either my privately held views, or those expressed by Stateside on this board... So I would suggest to to you to draw your own conclusions after examining all of the 'evidence'... Regards, Bentonstocks
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