"Mitsubishi Corp will pay between 60,000 million and 70,000 million yen (about U.S. $ 888 million) to stay with 18.1% of the Quellaveco copper mine, controlled by Anglo American. It is anticipated that Quellaveco, which has estimated reserves of 10 million tons, to start producing in 2016."

This is telling for me. We are talking Peru. (where there have been issues) A capex that was close to ours 2 years ago. And a buyout of 18% for close to a billion without a feasibility study.

It's clear that copper deposits are like gold. The above is case in point and sure to be referenced for comparison.

And how about our resource with multiple metal credits and gold that rivals good sized gold deposits ... all found on only a small portion of our property?

There is a significant reason the drills stopped turning. Enough was enough.

Not to mention all the land buying going on around these deposits to secure a district for the next several decades.

That's what big and successful companies do, and Don Lindsay is one of the best steering the ship ... a Harvard bred, former world market banker guy that knows the investment value lying within Schaft Creek.

We are not talking coal here.

I personally am hoping for Teck shares as I see this company with a huge upside when the world economic dust settles.

As an aside, don't discount that out of the blue Stifel stepped into CUU wayback, buying a ton of shares at higher prices driving our price to 2.75.

They did their homework back then .. and now we have completed feasibility adding to our worth as defined by anyone who can truly analyze what we have here. Juniors rarely follow through to this point and prove up what we have done.

Teck has pushed us to the wall and demanded fine work and for good reason.

It bought them time to evaluate the property further, as well as the economic situation. And they have to bring good news to the shareholder table by way of a rock solid presentation.

Don't for a minute think that big wallets aren't keeping a close watch on CUU now that we have completed the mission. The Teck decision, and the clock will be very closely monitored going forward.

If fiscal cliff worries get resolved I think things are full speed ahead. (That should be any day now)

That means buyout at a price that can't be scoffed at ... or else.

Copper has been holding despite the uncertainty. It's poised to see 4 bucks.

Today's share price has been manipulated down. It's easy with this float.

The Feasibility put us on the map and on the radar. As Rick Rule said, the BFS unlocks the value and opens up the economics for all to see.

Bigger money is waiting to scoop alot of shares just as Stifel did.

When that happens all hell could break loose.

For someone with a millions of dollars to spend, 50% upside from here is impossible to pass up.

But the smart ones are waiting for the bottom to add to that profit ... and it's coming soon.

I think the next NR is going to be pivotal.

There has to be a value added to CUU for potential too, as so much of this property is untouched with trends to support the argument.

Given the above, and notwithstanding the value left out of the recent Feasibility, I am sticking with an earlier prediction of a tidy 60% or thereabouts premium to our high of 2.75.

Do the math.

In the meantime ... if able, endeavour to put some cheap shares in a TFSA ... all that you have room for.

That could be over 30,000 at today's share price if you haven't yet taken advantage of this incredible tax haven.