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I'm down 400%. I know investors that are down more than that.
The wait for this to turn doesn't seem to get any easier. Especially with Level II looking like $hit.
Maybe we're getting closer to turning this around?
11-7-2012
The next phase for Canyon Copper is currently being discussed and decided with the management. As we are currently in discussions with a number of outside groups, companies in regards to potential opportunities together we have put the exact timing for drilling on a bit of a hold pattern. AS we are in serious discussions with a number of groups on both of our properties it is a little difficult at this exact moment to move forward with the drilling, however these matters will be rectified very quickly as these other groups seem to be willing to move quite quickly. These could potentially be very large, important and very strategic moves that really need to be fully reviewed, analysed and discussed to ensure that we are moving forward in the right direction with the right partners.
11-8-2012
We are talking with a number of groups that each have specific abilities that would assist in the growth of Canyon Copper. How this all transpires is anyone’s guess ,but we are having very fruitful discussions about the different possibilities. These groups are of the mid-tier market size but with production in place or in preparation stages that bring a wealth of ability, reputation and professionalism.
11-12-2012
Busy on all fronts here with interesting possibilities coming up for Canyon Copper.
11-16-2012
NCU is a great company in with a good deposit in Nevada. We are in talks with similar companies to this in regards to progression of Canyon Copper.
11-22-2012
We are working on a couple of very interesting scenarios to add value to CNYC that could be very interesting.
Another CNYC investor asked Bob Meister last week to give him an example of a company that management believes is similar to CNYC. Bob told him Copper Mountain Mining Corporation(CUM).
http://tmx.quotemedia.com/quote.php?qm_symbol=cum
He also stated they are in talks with similar companies to Nevada Copper Corp.(NCU) in regards to the progression of Canyon Copper...
http://tmx.quotemedia.com/quote.php?qm_symbol=NCU
I like accumulation... Nice post. eom
Over 800,000 shares traded and no movement up. Yeah, I'd say that's definitely par for the course here...
Hoping our sister company's recent success will flow into CNYC, like pmunch stated earlier..
Markets looking good today. Nice volume here. Wish the volume would of been on the Ask side...
Happy Thanksgiving All. Let's see CNYC make a move forward and upwards in the near future.
Wowser... $1.95 HOD on AMW
Here's a little read on why our sister company AMW is doing so well - Mentions CCO in this article. They have over 30x's the number of shares out and are trading over $16 per share FWIW...
Nuclear power’s poised to grow, along with Alpha Minerals and Fission Energy
by Greg Klein
A unique geological legacy has given northern Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin a pivotal role in the world’s energy future. Currently about a fifth of global uranium supply comes from two mines in the basin’s eastern section. But west side drilling has two companies excited about a new discovery. Joint venture partners Fission Energy TSXV:FIS and Alpha Minerals TSXV:AMW first announced their Patterson Lake South find on November 5, with results for four holes released over the subsequent 10 days.
As Fission president/COO/director Ross McElroy explains, “We stretched an eight-hole program into nine holes. On the sixth hole we hit mineralization. The next three holes also hit the same zone. Each of them were 10-metre step-outs. They’re all looking very strong.”
At this point the core has been tested by a hand-held scintillometer prior to assays, when actual grades will be determined. The device assesses radioactivity by measuring gamma ray particles in counts per second. The discovery hole featured a 21-metre interval with readings from below 300 cps to over 9,999 cps, the highest measurable reading. The best hole, one of two announced November 12, showed similar readings for a 24-metre interval. A fourth hole, announced November 15, gave similar numbers for a 22.5-metre interval.
All this bodes well for grades, the JV partners believe. So does the visible mineralization. “We can actually see the pitchblende, which is the uranium oxide mineral, when it’s high grade,” adds Ben Ainsworth, Alpha’s president/CEO/director. “The biggest we’ve seen so far is 21 centimetres, which gives you an off-scale reading on the scintillometer.”
Jody Dahrouge, Fission director and president of Dahrouge Geological Consulting, adds, “There aren’t many one-off holes in the basin. These discoveries tend to have size to them. If you’re looking for gold you can often drill 10 metres of gold, then drill 50 more holes and never hit it again. We know that we’ve hit significant uranium in these holes.”
But impressed as they find this discovery, it wasn’t their objective. “The target we’re looking for is basement rocks, the old, old, Archean rocks that underlie the Athabasca Basin, with no Athabasca rocks on top,” Ainsworth points out. “We’re looking for that because the boulder field we found had uranium that was associated only with basement-type rocks.”
That boulder field includes surface rocks as small as pebbles that have drifted with glacial till. High radioactivity seems to indicate a high-grade motherlode somewhere, probably within kilometres. According to Dahrouge, “In terms of area, magnitude and size, it’s probably the largest-known boulder field in the basin.” That’s what prompted the drilling which found mineralization, but not its source.
“We hit a snag with the drilling, but it’s a very nice snag,” says Ainsworth. “The mineralization didn’t come from the basement rocks we’re looking for, it came from another piece of basement. So we got a discovery of mineralization that we wouldn’t have otherwise anticipated.”
That’s what makes it so exciting—number one, you have the potential for an absolutely fantastic high-grade deposit. Number two, it’s literally within 50 metres of the surface. And it’s in Saskatchewan, which is a wonderful place to do business.—Fission Energy director Jody Dahrouge
McElroy adds, “This boulder field shows high-grade mineralization with assays of up to almost 40% U3O8 [triuranium octoxide], which is terrific by any measure.”
So what’s all this you-three-oh-eight stuff?
Dahrouge replies, “It’s kind of a grab-bag of pitchblende and a whole bunch of uranium minerals that average out at U3O8. Uranium can occur as UO2, UO3, U2O5. So what the industry’s done is taken this term U3O8 because in a very general sense it’s the average.”
McElroy says the boulder field shows “massive pitchblende. We knew the boulders had been transported by the last glaciation so we spent last year trying to figure out the ice direction, tightening up our geophysical targets and drill-testing, looking for what we believe to be a still-undiscovered deposit in situ. With our success this winter, we think our model’s been validated.”
Dahrouge puts the grade in context. “If you took away the Athabasca uranium deposits, which in the case of Cigar Lake and McArthur River are up to 20% U3O8, the highest deposits in the world would be in the 1% or 1.5% range.”
McArthur River, the world’s largest uranium mine, is operated by Cameco Corp TSX:CCO through a JV in which AREVA Resources holds a 30.2% interest. Cigar Lake, slated for operation in mid-2013, is the world’s largest undeveloped high-grade uranium deposit. Cameco holds a 50% interest, AREVA 37% and two other companies a total of 13%. Cameco holds a 100% interest in the Rabbit Lake mine, currently Canada’s other uranium producer.
Dahrouge emphasizes, “To me, absolutely the most exciting thing about Patterson Lake is it’s 50 to 60 metres deep. And it’s overlain with sand that you can move without blasting. This is one of the shallowest discoveries in the basin to date. Drilling costs a fraction of other projects. If it turns out to be a deposit, mining costs would be a fraction of other projects too. That’s what makes it so exciting—number one, you have the potential for an absolutely fantastic high-grade deposit. Number two, it’s literally within 50 metres of the surface. And it’s in Saskatchewan, which is a wonderful place to do business.”
Fission now operates the 50/50 JV, but swaps the duty with Alpha every two years. “It’s been a huge team effort, a very pleasant joint venture,” says Ainsworth. “I’ve worked on some where it was hard to keep everyone working towards the same goal.”
Despite its remote location, the project has an all-weather highway running right through it, connecting the historic Cluff Lake mine 80 kilometres north with civilization to the south. With surprisingly shallow water of only five or six metres’ depth, Patterson Lake allows drilling from barge or ice.
So work will resume in mid-January after solid ice settles in. “We plan an aggressive program for winter, at least two drills,” McElroy says. “There’s always a lot of excitement going into a new season, particularly for us with this target.”
Fission Energy’s team examines drill core at the Waterbury Lake uranium project.
On the east side of the basin, Fission holds a 60% interest in the 40,256-hectare Waterbury Lake uranium project. The remainder is held by a consortium headed by Kepco, the Korean power utility. Fission retains a 2% net smelter return, after which the 60/40 split would take effect.
The property’s J-Zone has a May 2012 resource estimate showing an indicated category of 163,335 tonnes grading an average 1.99% U3O8 for 7.37 million pounds U3O8. The inferred category shows 149,626 tonnes grading 0.46% for 1.51 million pounds.
The J-Zone sits on a trend that includes Cameco’s McArthur River and Rabbit Lake mines, as well as its Millennium deposit, McElroy says. “The J-Zone is an extension of the Roughrider deposit of Hathor Exploration, which was bought out by Rio Tinto earlier this year for $654 million. Hathor outlined 58 million pounds. We’re still in an earlier stage of building up the resource.” McElroy hopes to release an updated estimate by year-end, possibly followed by a PEA.
The neighbourhood includes an airstrip, a power grid up to the property boundary and two mills within five kilometres of Waterbury Lake.
“Between Patterson Lake South and Waterbury we have the two most exciting plays in the basin,” he says. “We’re in a part of the world where significant discoveries are made about every 10 years and we’ve made two major discoveries in only two and a half years. We’ve put together a technical team that’s second to none and it’s showing its merit.”
On uranium supply and demand
In Western countries many people look on nuclear energy with fear. But it has the support of some prominent environmentalists including Greenpeace co-founder Patrick Moore.
Now responsible for roughly 15% of global electricity generation, nuclear power continues to expand. After the earthquakes and tsunami that caused Japan’s Fukushima nuclear disaster, uranium prices fell from a 2011 high of $72.63 a pound to a November 12, 2012, level of $41.25. But countries like China, Korea and India plan to add significantly more nuclear generation, while even Japan is re-starting some of its reactors.
Cameco’s October 31 Q3 report acknowledged uncertainty which “led us to review and adjust our outlook.” The company says 64 reactors are now under construction and it now predicts 80 new reactors by 2021, down from a previous projection of 95 reactors.
“Most of this change is due to the retirement of some reactors and new reactor builds being pushed out beyond the 10-year period,” the company stated. “As a result, we have revised our cumulative world uranium demand forecast to 2.1 billion pounds for that period, down 50 million pounds from our previous expectation. As always, we will continue to evaluate the effects on demand as the nuclear market evolves.”
The following week the federal government announced a tentative agreement in which Canada would export uranium and nuclear reactors to India for the first time since 1976. India plans to expand its nuclear-generated electricity from 4,780 MW to 63,000 MW by adding nearly 30 reactors over 20 years, according to Reuters.
Current mining operations can’t keep up with current demand. A shortfall of at least 20% is made up by the megatons-to-megawatts program, in which Russia supplies the U.S. with very high-grade uranium from warheads dating back to the Soviet Union. The program ends next year.
Price vagaries would normally affect low-grade deposits the most. “Athabasca Basin deposit grades are 10 to 20 times better than any other deposits around the world,” says McElroy.
http://resourceclips.com/2012/11/16/scintillating-results/
Still going... CNYC/CNC over $1.50 would be perfect.
Repost - Oxide Copper: Canyon Copper's Route to Near-Term Low Cap-Ex Production
Wednesday, April 04, 2012 3:13 PM
SOURCE: VantageWire.com - When looking for high-grade copper deposits around the world, there are many in unstable regions that are probably less appealing to work in than others. For Canyon Copper Corp. (TSX-V: CNC) (OTCBB: CNYC), the prospect of two potential near-term production oxide copper projects in California and Nevada could soon become a reality. And with increasingly positive sentiments coming from each of the local governments presiding over the target locations, it appears that the company is poised to operate in friendly territory, with the prospect of low cap-ex production coming from its identified oxide copper deposits.With two major projects in the works, the Moonlight Property (California) and the New York Canyon Property (Nevada), Canyon Copper is building out their resources based on respectable grades within near-surface oxide sections that provide near-term production potential, along with bigger sulphide targets underneath to look to for the future.
http://www.istockanalyst.com/business/news/5766747/oxide-copper-canyon-copper-s-route-to-near-term-low-cap-ex-production
I'm ready for it! lol
Wow... You see the current PPS of AMW? (our sister company)
I agree. Pretty sweet!
Bob Meister posted on the Canyon Copper website a TV commercial that will be airing on Canada’s “BNN” (Business News Network) which is their main, market industry, tv station.
http://www.canyoncc.com/s/Presentation.asp
I have to admit that the news for the sister company is good and the PPS was sitting around .03 for months before the split. So there was money to be made for some shareholders that went through the split..
We've all ready gone through a couple splits here and our current share structure does look good. Insiders own quite a bit. So the possibility is quite low.. IMHO - We'll see...
I noticed the good news yesterday, but that doesn't make up for their 1-10 R/S that just took place on Monday. I feel bad for their shareholders. Let's hope for our sakes management doesn't pull that same $hit here. And no, I'm not saying they will. Just a little more concerned about it since both companies have the same management.
Great PR!
That's probably because there was no one at the meeting..
I figure we'll get an update saying they have decided to change their business plan. They plan on selling knock off brand sunglasses from kiosks in malls. Be ready, one coming to a mall near you!
Annual Meeting to be held today. FWIW...
Governmental Controls and Approvals
We have applied for and received permits from the BLM to conduct drilling activities on BLM administered lands within the New York Canyon Project. The BLM reference the property as case file NV N-79198. We have also applied to the BLM for permits to conduct drilling on the Moonlight Property.
New York Canyon Project
In late 2012, subject to obtaining financing, we plan to drill test the oxide mineralization found to the north and northeast of the Longshot Ridge deposit. This represents the initial stages of Phase Two of our exploration program on the New York Canyon Project.
Moonlight Property
In spring 2012, we conducted a preliminary assessment of the Moonlight Property, which involved a detailed review of all historical data on the Moonlight Property. Based on the results of this preliminary assessment, we have decided to commence a shallow reverse drill program at the Moonlight Property. The drill program is scheduled for late 2012 and will target the copper oxide deposit on the Moonlight Property. We anticipate that the drill program will cost approximately $250,000.
As at June 30, 2012, we had cash of $715,907.
For the next twelve months, management anticipates that we have sufficient funds to meet our annual claim payments, implement our geochemical sampling program on the New York Canyon Project and meet the costs associated with our ongoing reporting obligations. However, we will require additional financing in order to implement the shallow reverse drill program on the Moonlight Property and the proposed test drilling program on the New York Canyon Project.
Current Exploration Program
We are in the process of completing a two-phase exploration program to effectively test the New York Canyon Project.
Phase One
Phase One of our exploration program involving the following activities:
re-analysis of 2006 Longshot Ridge drill pulps, duplicate samples, blank samples and standards by an independent laboratory to determine the correct copper values;
acquiring representative mineralized material at Longshot Ridge for metallurgical testwork samples to determine the optimal copper beneficiation process;
initiate environmental base line studies for permitting advanced exploration.
Re-Analysis of 2006 Longshot Ridge
In March 2012, we completed the re-analysis of 33 drill holes from the 2006 Longshot Ridge program. The 33 drill holes in 2006, comprised of 26 reverse circulation holes totaling 8,818 ft (2,688 meters) and 7 HQ core holes totaling 2,805 feet (855 meters), were not included in the 2010 resource estimate due to extremely high variability in the duplicate, blank and standard check samples.
Geochemical Sampling Program
In summer 2012, we commenced a geochemical program to cover the considerable area of the New York Canyon Project with a survey of arroyo/stream sediments. The purpose of the survey is to assess the potential for areas of mineralization that may be associated with the several areas of old prospects and workings within the claims. We anticipate that this exploration will take approximately six months to complete for a total cost of $125,000.
Environmental Base Line Studies
In the event that we proceed with Phase Two of our drilling program, we will need to complete our proposed environmental base line study. We anticipate that the environmental base line study will cost approximately $55,000.
Phase Two
The estimated costs of the Phase Two program are detailed in following table and include:
definition drilling, permitting and scoping studies designed to advance the Longshot Ridge project to a pre- feasibility stage;
drill-testing geophysical targets generated from the IP survey and other geological targets in the Copper Queen and Champion areas;
continuation of metallurgical testwork to refine the optimal copper beneficiation process for completion of a pre- feasibility study.
Analyses $ 450,000
Drilling $ 1,550,000
Equipment and Supplies $ 65,000
Environmental $ 30,000
Field Supplies and Support $ 145,000
Geological Mapping $ 20,000
Labor $ 180,000
Metallurgical Testing $ 65,000
Management Fee $ 200,000
Contingency $ 295,000
Total $ 3,000,000
For the next twelve months, we have sufficient funds to meet our annual claim payments, carrying out our geochemical sampling program on the New York Canyon project and meeting our ongoing reporting obligations. However, we will require additional financing in order to implement the proposed shallow reverse drill program on the Moonlight Property and the test drilling program on the New York Canyon Project.
POS AM Oct 25, 2012
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=8877408
Their drilling program won't commence in 2012. You know, the same proposed drilling program that was going to begin in 2011.
Expect an update after the annual meeting...
No idea. He is 78. Maybe time for a different chapter in his life. He is still a major shareholder here with a lot of money invested. But did he have a lot of money invested in ESO also? Not sure how much of his own money went into ESO. He took over ESO & CNYC back in 2006.
When I found out a couple years a go that management was the same here as in ESO it had me worried. I could tell ESO was a POS then and it has come to fruition now. ESO just got the okay to R/S up to 1 to 10. They currently have 130 mil O/S.
I was hopeful that Harvey was going to retire from ESO and put all his time and effort into CNYC. Sad that is not the case. Ben Ainsworth has taken th leadership role at ESO and will probably do the same with CNYC. Is this a good thing? I don't think so, but WTH do I know?
If ESO wasn't such a complete POS I wouldn't be worried about management running both companies. But since they have failed with ESO I worry that they will do the same with CNYC.
Wouldn't it be nice to know that they were focused 100% on CNYC? Doesn't give a warm fuzzy feeling knowing they're not. Do they have the best interest of the shareholders in mind here? You decide...
Anthony Harvey is retiring from the company via a response from IR to another investor.
Anyone notice that Anthony Harvey resigned from ESO? Wonder if he's planning to do the same with CNYC and what that will mean if he does. It would be nice to get an update.
ESO Uranium Update
Trading Symbol TSX-V - ESO
Frankfurt - E2G
VANCOUVER, Oct. 12, 2012 /CNW/ - ESO Uranium Corp. (TSX-V: ESO), (the "Company" or "ESO") announces the results of its Annual and Special General Meeting held today. The shareholders have elected Benjamin Ainsworth, James E. Yates, and Warren Stanyer as directors for the ensuing year. Shareholders have also voted to approve the Shareholders Rights Plan, the Stock Option Plan, and passed special resolutions to authorize a share consolidation and possible change of name of the Company.
In addition, Benjamin Ainsworth was appointed as President and CEO of the Company, Kurt Bordian was appointed CFO and Secretary of the Company and Garrett Ainsworth as appointed VP Exploration of the Company. Anthony (Tony) Harvey has resigned as Chairman, President, CEO and director of the Company due to personal reasons. The Company would like to thank Mr. Harvey for his valuable contributions and expertise to the Company and wish him success in his future endeavors.
The Company also announced that Fission Energy Corp., the Company's joint venture partner (50/50) on the Patterson Lake South Property in Saskatchewan, has commenced a drill program on the property.
On behalf of the Board of Directors of ESO Uranium Corp.
"Ben Ainsworth"
President and CEO
Current uses of Copper...
Why We Care About Copper
Posted October 17th, 2012
When we say that minerals matter – we mean it.
All you need to do is look at yesterday’s Wall Street Journal to see the important role that resources that can be mined here in America play in helping to create good-paying jobs that will bolster the American economy.
Copper is actually a fantastic example of a resource that can be mined here in America AND can have a direct impact on American manufacturing productivity.
See the full infographic here: http://www.mining.com/copper-the-essential-metal/
In 2008 the U.S. consumed 2,090,00 mt of copper but a large percentage of it was imported. If all of that copper was mined here in the U.S. it would have reduced the deficit by $4.9 billion dollars. If that’s not enough incentive to get us moving towards a mine it here to make it here agenda – then I don’t know what is.
Is that good? All those shares traded at .06 & .07 with no upward movement in price. Maybe the float is larger than we think... Could be an insider finally purchasing shares again. Will keep an eye out for new filing. Like it really matters at this point.
.04 x .05 - Great, my shares are almost worthless now. I guess I'm a sucker for believing in this company. What a complete POS this has turned out to be.
6/3/2011
Also note that I can understand your impatience and concern. We are all heavily invested in Canyon Copper here as a management team and that includes all of us internally plus many of our family and friends. We have a great belief in the company and what the future holds…
We will be commencing the REAL work very soon… hopefully soon enough to keep you happy and content.
Talk soon,
Bob
They still need to update the NI 43-101 Resource estimation on the Moonlight property. How long will this process take once they start?
Anyone know if this(below) has been completed yet?
Mon Mar 12, 2012
Canyon Copper Corp. ("Canyon") (TSX-V: CNC) (OTCBB: CNYC) is pleased to announce that Giroux Consultants have been engaged to incorporate the 2006 drill program results into the 2010 Long Shot Ridge oxide resource estimate, which included an indicated mineral resource estimate, at a cut-off grade of 0.2% copper, of 16,250,000 tons at an average grade of 0.43% Cu, and inferred mineral resource estimate, at cut-off grade of 0.2% copper, of 2,900,000 tons at an average grade of 0.31% Cu (see National Instrument 43-101 ("NI 43-101") Technical Report filed on SEDAR on May 6, 2010 and news release dated May 3, 2010).
Copper coming off lows of the past year or more, just like CNYC. The PPS was over .40 when copper was $4.50. Perfect storm coming in the next 6 months to get both these back up there again... No proof of this, but sounds good anyway.. lol
Copper Settles at Five-Month High
September 14, 2012, 3:34 p.m. ET
By TATYANA SHUMSKY
NEW YORK—Copper futures rocketed to their highest settlement in five months as investors flocked to buy the industrial metal in the wake of the Federal Reserve's decision to embark on a third economic stimulus program.
The most-actively traded contract, for December delivery, rose 12.25 cents, or 3.3%, to $3.8325 a pound on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. This was the highest settlement price since April 3.
Investors continued to laud the central bank's Thursday decision to support U.S. economic growth with a third round of stimulus. The Federal Open Market Committee said it would buy $40 billion in agency mortgage-backed securities a month as it aimed to cut long-term interest rates and said it expects short-term rates to remain near zero until 2015.
Copper wires and pipes are widely used in construction and manufacturing, and demand for such products tends to rise as economic activity expands.
The Fed's past printing efforts translated into real demand for copper, said Bart Melek, senior commodity strategist with TD Securities. U.S. copper demand had been in decline in the wake of the financial crisis, falling 18% year-on-year in 2009, before the Fed enacted its second bond-purchasing program, known as QE2.
"We got a big jump in industrial activity and a recovery in housing," he said, adding that by the fourth quarter of 2011, U.S. copper demand was up 9.4%, to 424,000 metric tons, from the same period of 2010, when QE2 was launched.
This time, as the Fed aims to cut borrowing costs and bolster the housing market, Mr. Melek expects to see another uptick in U.S. demand for copper.
"The Fed wants to repair the transmission mechanism for monetary policy, which had traditionally been housing," Mr. Melek said.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390444023704577651853804677144.html?mod=googlenews_wsj
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News Summary: Copper up on hopes for better demand
Originally published Friday, September 14, 2012 at 12:34 PM
GLEAMING COPPER: The price of copper rose on a bet that it may be one of the first commodities to benefit if the U.S., Europe and China prove successful in building up their economies. Investors consider copper a barometer of global economic health because it is used throughout manufacturing.
So this has gotten to the point where CNYC is merely a chart play? Great... How high do you see it going on chart alone? .10-.12?
Copper at $3.80 today. I like the way it's trending up. Maybe when it gets back over $4.00 the company will be able to move ahead with their business plans and entice some large investors.
I say by March 2013 we will see big moves on all fronts by CNYC. That is if they are truly serious about moving towards production. That's what I'm hopeful of anyway. I hate to think of them trudging along the next 6 months like they have the last 14 months.
One thing is for sure, they can't blame market conditions on their lack of progress anymore.
This company is going above and beyond at doing as little as possible... Nothing under .20 looks good.
Doesn't appear they're going to drill at all in 2012... IMO
Thanks for the info.
.10 and above would be great to see for all those that have been waiting. I remember you buying shares under .001 - WTG - Great long term hold for you...
Finally some nice purchases on the TSX side... Noticed some decent volume yesterday as well... As small as it may be it's still a move in the right direction... FWIW
Estimates below in a prior post before the acquisition of the Moonlight property. Copper was $1.00 higher at that point. Still nice numbers with today's prices. Copper looks to be trending back up again ever so slightly.
sweetpepperjam
Wednesday, June 01, 2011 1:24:49 PM
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$4.09 Billion. Is that good?
lol
How much does that figure per share?
Potential acquisitions will add even more value.
Estimates of $20 per share below by Rig which does not include the whole property.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=58404356&txt2find=share
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=58328727&txt2find=share
Great summary Larimar! Glad to have you here..
No. The other poster was asking what they do with their time. I don't care that they run another company it's how they run it. And to me it appears they aren't doing a good job and I don't like the fact that CNYC is beginning to mirror it.
Extremely disheartening to disclose, but the same crew run ESO Uranium Corp. out of 1199 West Pender Street, Suite 408, Vancouver, BC, CA, V6E 2R1.
http://www.esouranium.com/corporate-mainmenu-2/management-mainmenu-15
http://www.canyoncc.com/s/OurTeam.asp