In his writeup from the Beattie tour, Louis James of Casey Research has a lot of good things to say about CFO in his report to the company's $4,500 a year full-service clients.

He covers a lot of specifics, most of which you can also get from the Ormetal Report take on CFO, which is linked from the CFO site under media and analysis.

Relevant to what Goldie18 was just saying about future drill core assays, here is one Louis James quote that a subscriber fed me.

"One more thing; since the gold is in the sulfides at Duparquet, and you can see the sulfides in the drill core, and we've seen drill core with visible sulfides on which assays are pending, we believe the odds are very good that there will be a lot more positive dril results in the very near future."

Middlekoop is feeling the same way.

But even if you don't want to pay for either of those, the Ormetal Report is available and Claude did a very nice job covering the operation. I know Claude through phone calls and his postings and have been a subscriber in the past to Ormetal. His is a very straight newsletter, as far as I can tell. He was early on Chesapeake gold, for example, and just hung in there, taking both subscribers and Silicon Investor groupies to some very nice profits.

Importantly, Claude took his own geologist compadre Bruce Robbins with him for the Duparquet tour.

Both guys post on Silicon Investor under their own names, and have made positive comments on CFO there. You have to join CFO to search in this manner. Claude emphasizes the fact that the existing shaft and underground workings at Beattie give Clifton Star a tremendous head-start over most juniors. There's gold down there and they already have a pathway to some of it.

Ormetal Report on Clifton Star

http://www.cliftonstarresources.com/...

Michael