This could be a large movement day.

So far not even a blip on our share price. Commodity stocks rarely budge even with great drill results these days. Remember Chops? He left here touting Fission Uranium. He's done okay, if I remember correctly he got in while it was in the .90s and it's now trading around $1.27. However, that company has been consistently reporting "off-the-scale" drill results over the past few weeks and although FCU sometimes gains several pennies, it then falls back a few.

In a heated commodities investing environment, there would probably be gains of 10-20 per cent with incredibly impressive results like theirs.

News like the slowdown in China's economy reported earlier this week and the resulting drop in the price of copper seems to have more of an effect on CUU than the Van Dyke drill results, unfortunately.

It's like we've been stuck in a holding pattern for so long, and it's hard to tell when things will improve at a macro level. Elmer and co. have no control over that.