Management, of course, cannot reveal a deal to shareholders until they reveal it to the world.

There are probably some i's to dot and t's to cross and then the BIG news will flow.

There is no other rational explanation for the recent lackadaisical attitude towards Schaft Creek adopted by our leadership.

The idea of anyone holding the bag is not applicable here, IMO. That would be true of stocks where directors own only a small fraction of the shares and can bolt without much suffering much damage.

Not so here, where they own the majority and continue to accumulate. You can trust everything that is done, as puzzling as it seems to all of us, is going to make management some nice coin, and we're going to be along for that ride.

Remember, those who speak with Elmer report a man whose tone is relaxed, even chipper.

Hard to believe he would sound that way if something had gone awry.

We've been incredibly patient to date. I'm confident the payoff is coming soon, so confident that I dumped two other stocks this week to snatch more CUU shares. My portfolio is now sitting at around 90 per cent Copper Fox.

And, despite the wisdom of the ages about having a balance portfolio, I couldn't be more secure in any other junior.

GLTA.