This week is the New orleans Investment Conference Wednesday - Saturday.
http://www.neworleansconference.com/event.html

Yess CUU is going...why ? Well Brien Lundin is the CEO...

We're Brien's top pick..I expect some good US exposure from this.


Sept: 21 2011
http://www.proactiveinvestors.com/companies/news/18646/copper-fox-inter-citic-and-millrock-highlighted-among-brien-lundins-top-picks-18646.html

Copper Fox Minerals ( target="_blank">TSE:ICI) and Millrock Resources (and its stock appears "on sale."

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BRIEN LUNDIN :The Gold report Aug 16 2011

GOLDNEWSLETTER

Copper Fox is a company that I covered years ago, but dropped from our portfolio when the company
was forced into an extremely dilutive financing and change of control to keep advancing its large
Schaft Creek project.

The decision to drop the company was clearly a bad one, as the “new” Copper Fox eventually emerged from the dilutive transformation in good shape, as the company continued to show that Schaft Creek was one of the largest undeveloped copper-gold projects on the planet, and as metals prices recovered from the 2008 credit crisis.

Now, in the midst of the summer market slowdown and a significant pull back in its share price, Copper Fox has achieved an important milestone in the development of its Schaft Creek project with the release of an updated resource estimate for the property.

The results of this new resource estimate, and the potential for other promising exploration and corporate
news in the months ahead, has prompted me to reinstate Copper Fox to our portfolio. In other words,
I think there are substantial nearterm gains ahead for this stock.

The updated resource estimate, using a 0.20% copper-equivalent cut-off and incorporating the results
of 88,685 meters of drilling, revealed an impressively large measured and indicated total: 6.1 billion
pounds of copper, 383.6 million pounds of moly and 5.8 million ounces of gold.

Add in the inferred resource totals, and those figures jump to 7.6 billion pounds of copper, 452.4 million pounds
of moly and 7.2 million ounces of gold.

And there’s more to come, as Copper Fox has continued to advance the Schaft Creek project on all fronts. In particular, the updated resource estimate was an important step toward completion of a bankable feasibility study
due in the fourth quarter of this year.

Elsewhere, the company recently completed a comprehensive airborne magnetic survey that, in the words of the company, “identified an area of ‘exploration interest’ located within the Schaft Creek property that measures 20 kilometers long by 4 kilometers wide that includes the Schaft Creek deposit and the ES and GK zones of copper
mineralization, each of which exhibits a distinct positive magnetic signature.”


In addition, the company reported that the magnetic survey correlated well with previous geophysical
surveys to suggest that Schaft Creek could extend another full kilometer to the south.

The market has also been tantalized by Copper Fox’s report that diamond drill Hole 407 has extended
the Paramount Zone for 125 meters to the east, by hitting 0.40% copper, 0.24 g/t gold, 0.025%
molybdenum and 1.98 g/t silver (0.69% copper equivalent) over a core interval of 519.2 meters, from
5.3 meters to a depth of 524.47 meters.

This interval included a higher grade intersection of 0.65% copper, 0.53 g/t gold, 0.034% molybdenum
and 3.80 g/t silver (1.18% copper equivalent) over an interval of 160.36 meters, starting at a core
depth of 264.2 meters. By hitting the highest grades to date in the Paramount Zone, this hole highlights the potential for a large zone of higher-grade mineralization at greater depth, to the north, east and along strike. Three holes to the east and north of Hole 407 have already been completed this year and, as company president Elmer Stewart

noted, “Each of these holes intersected visible copper and molybdenum mineralization and suggests the presence

of mineralization within a 1,200 meter long by 600 meter wide previously untested portion of the chargeability

anomaly located in 2010.”

When taken together, all this evidence supports the belief that, as big as Schaft Creek may be, it stands to get much, much larger.

Take the market’s recent ambivalence as a chance to take (or increase) your stake in this large and growing copper project. (Personally, I continue to hold a substantial position in the stock.)

With drilling underway to prove up a payback-period shortening starter pit and with a feasibility

study on the way, Schaft Creek and Copper Fox are likely to win the market back, once we’re through this current period of volatility.

It’s a buy once again.