I am going to mention another stock here, but for illustrative purposes only.

I have been watching a company called Medmira out of Halifax for the last 18 months. It has a rapid-test for HIV, and I believe one or more other similar products. When I first found out about the company 18 months ago it was at $0.4. It had dwindled since toas low as $0.085, and always had very thin trading.

A day or two after Liberty listed on Agoracom, I noticed that a Medmira hub had opened up. I stumbled on it minutes after it was listed, and I put a note on there asking if anyone had any info on the stock.  No replies were posted.

Then on Thursday, they announced that they had received USAID approval for their product, and the stock jumped to $0.76 in 2 days (see chart below)

How does this relate to Liberty? It got me thinking, a small cap company is much more likely to venture into this type of on-line investor communications just before it has something big to announce, than just after or when there is nothing exciting going on. Why incur the cost of an online investor communications company when you have nothing positive to communicate?

Liberty set this up with Agoracom and then had 4 announcements in 9 days (excluding the announcement about Agoracom itself.) As I stated before, I believe hiring Agoracom and integrating it into the news that is coming out of Liberty is very strategic, and I believe there will be many more positive announcements coming out over the next little while. As busy as Gary is, why would he be bothering with Agoracom if he was not trying to leverage good or great news to the hilt?

Although I don't expect an 8 or 9 multiple in the next while, as Medmira has seen, I suspect that this is a similar situation, and both Liberty and Medmira have taken these steps with Agoracom because they both anticipate(d) very big news to disseminate.

Personally, I am going to be watching closely those companies which are new Agoracom clients....

****** Don't invest in Medmira based on this, please do your own due diligence, this is just an illustrative example. My knowledge of Medmira is very limited. *******

Cheers,

Bluenoser