Tree shakingGrab on tight. Don't let them get your shares, because as soon as they're done here it's going to move up sharply. Many things on the way in the next 6 months, including this:
Additional work planned for 2007 includes continuing metallurgical testing for niobium and tantalum extraction at SGS-Lakefield. The results, which are expected in May, 2007, will feed into a prefeasibility study scheduled for completion in the fall of 2007.
And the further we get along in the environmental assessment process for Upper Fir, the closer we will be to production. Formal consultations should start happening in the Fall as a part of the British Columbian Environmental Assessment process.
And don't forget the site tour later this year, too! Send an email to Chris Grove at CCE IR to get on the list. You will want to be there. Not just for CCE, but as invaluable general information regarding your understanding of the exploration, development and then mining of a deposit. I expect to learn more there in a day or two than from every phone call I've ever had with a geologist combined. No substitution for 'being on the ground'. It will be my first visit to a site and I am quite excited, as you can tell.
The Fever