This applies to you to.FROM CUU's BB
Rather than give you my opinions I'll present a picture.
https://www.copcanyon.com/projects/coppercanyon/documents/GaloreCKGoogle.pdf
Look very cose. Study these maps
https://www.empr.gov.bc.ca/Mining/Geoscience/PublicationsCatalogue/OpenFiles/2009/Documents/OF2009-1.pdf
Compare
https://transmission.bchydro.com/projects/ntl/ntl_project_map.htm
Consider the strategic interest in
https://www.copcanyon.com/11.03.01_CPY_Sues_NG.asp
Think like a chess player but in legal terms
Next are the cuu nr`s and interviews. Co takes a 180 and cranks up pr.
Next is
(Detail deliberately omitted.)
After that
Think about which projects are near term and will be the economic drivers.
Think about Red Chris and their need for infastucure.
Look at the maps for long term access routes.
Look at who becomes the gateway.
American intrest in NTL is secondary. But hey, if you can offload infastructure on the tax player why not. Bad deal for us.
Re-read the intro carefully. Look close at the wording.
https://www.copperfoxmetals.com/s/Home.asp
Elmo writes
``So, usually when management meets with an investment bank /financier, it's because they're looking for financing, or looking for institutional support for their share price.
CUU does not require financing, and they don't give a d@mn about the share price . ( !!!!!THIS IS WRONG!!!!)
They require the highest bid possible for their portion of Schaft creek.
I want to point this out, because while institutions do seem to be ...``
There is a much bigger picture here for us to capitalize on. The knowing how requires knowing why.
So it becomes obvious that the new frontier begins at our door step. Can you say super corridor here we come. It's no wonder that Canyon went to court instead of trying to negotiate a better position or a new deal on fresh ground. They have more than was publicly known. Well guess what's under copper fox. Been saying it for a long time now.
Did you google earth cuu and look at all the other maps? NTL, road options, port plans, pipe lines, community plans, air plans, oil and gas leases, rail right of ways... Overlay the Geo services map. Ie. plot all the points of interest on paper so you can see the formation. Can you see that a construction camp the size of a city is needed? Did anyone study the history of Trail BC in conjuction with Teck. See a parallel where land rights are concerned? Notice how they developed the town. If I knew all this and I'm a week behind the insiders think about how much activity is going on that we don't and likely won't know about.
There's always a rush to stake. For us there is a rush to stake positions. Don't think investments outside Canada will continue to be safe. You are witness to big changes starting. I could make a very detailed arguement supporting my position on the global happenings but I think most of you know it too. There's a lot of small stuff that escapes attention. For example, local bylaws that take your rights away. In the last year and a half 400 of these have been past in the USA and Canada. Bill c6 (If I recall) is a perfect example. They want to make it illegal to grow and sell garlic. They can seize you property, destroy it, and never have to go to court. On top of that you can be fined and they guy who fines you gets to sell your property if he says you're guilty. I bet you didn't know about that one! Anyway, the big picture is disturbing. Rights gobbled up, starvation all around us, stock exchanges moving to the new power centers, oil wars, illegal wars (civil disputes), nationalizations, travel restrictions, flooding, freak storms, earth quake activity increasing, droughts accelerating, permafrost melting, super bugs, vaccinations in third world countries, USA, France, the PIGGS bankruptcy and the list goes on. Yes, I have researched each item and verified the roots. This is really happening. Wi trying to finish off what Clinton started in earnest (Destroy the Unions) is just more proof of the changes that are coming. Wanna risk you money outside of Canada? Don't do it too long or I'll say I told you so.
The 40 billion just in ore is the tip of the berg. All total there will be upwards of 100 billion going into and coming out of BC. The melt off is revealing more and more and the same thing is happening in the Yukon and Alaska. We are positioned to be the center of it all and the kickoff point. We have infastructure and they have permafrost. The geo types here are well acquianted with the problems with that. It is melting and has real serious implications. Sure, the Americans want the road and power so their port will get used but that will take 10-15 years and will run into a mass of problems. (I built roads up north and I know what they will have to deal with.) During this time we will improve efficiency to such a point that the economics will favour business as usual for us.
Look at Ramios
Shares Outstanding:121,968,835
Fully Diluted:147,225,081
Market Capitalization:$25.6 million
Cash on Hand:approx. $2 million
52 Week Range:
.10-$-0.25
Current Share Price:
.21 (Jan 13, 2011)
Do you own them? (Are you about to become a share holder lol)
There's truth to what they announced. They have to poke around a bit and confirm it but I know it's there. Look at the magnetic data and compare it to the gravity data from the geo services maps.
Here is a simplified one showing the majority of the finds.
https://www.romios.com/i/Maps/BC-Mineralized-Terranes.jpg
Look at the CUU Titan study. See something familiar? See a big red blob? (It's the Rads that count. Colour is for human eyes). https://www.romios.com/i/pdf/2010-11-02Geosoft_3D_view.pdf You can look at copper mountain's too.
Also from Copper mnt https://www.copcanyon.com/projects/coppercanyon/documents/Geologicalmodel.pdf to help rookies get a handle on the scope of this.
As I mentioned in previous posts cuu has a very strategic position and so does copper canyon. https://www.copcanyon.com/projects/coppercanyon/documents/GaloreCreekProposedAccessandInfrastructure.pdf
This should help you visualize what I was getting at. (CUU isn't cluster fekked.) I know this one doesn't show the fault lines. You'll have to obtain that and draw it in. You can see on the other map the dog house fault. Look where the RG gold is on this map in comparison.
These are the players. The game is called "Last Man Standing". The motivating factor: Axis and Allies are re-aligning. Don't forget that big oil and big mining are in lock step when it comes to global actions. Canyon and Fox are the controlling properties going forward 25 years. 5 billion is already at stake in Galore!
Imperial Metals' Red Chris project,
Fortune Minerals' Mt. Klappan project,
Teck and NovaGold's Galore Creek gold project,
Capstone Mining's Kutcho project,
Copper Fox Metals' Schaft Creek,
Hard Creek Nickel's Turnagain,
Canadian Gold Hunter's GJ/Kinaskan Lake copper-gold project,
Silver Standard's Snowfields gold project,
Seabridge Gold's KSM gold project,
Skyline Gold's Bronson Slope gold deposit
Columbia Yukon Explorations' Storie Molybdenum project.