Copper Mountain Mining Corporation (CMMC) Quote

Seems like shortage going on in copper might be time to find a good copper mine to grab stock in

met someone from the area--said it was still mining good

Wonder if this area of Canada has lithium as well.

big earning comming in Q3 id say

Insiders are loading up!!

Sep 29/15 O'Rourke, James Calhoun Indirect Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 200,000

Sep 29/15 Shier, Rodney Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 50,000 $0.420
Sep 24/15 Sep 23/15 O'Rourke, James Calhoun Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 150,000 $0.520

Sep 24/15 Sep 18/15 O'Rourke, James Calhoun Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 150,000 $0.590

Sep 22/15 Sep 18/15 Shier, Rodney Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 110,000 $0.590

Sep 10/15 O'Rourke, James Calhoun Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 100,000

Sep 4/15 Shier, Rodney Direct Ownership Common Shares 47 - Disposition by gift -383,600 Sep 4/15 Sep 4/15 Shier, Rodney Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 30,000 $0.590

Sep 4/15 Sep 2/15 Shier, Rodney Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 125,000 $0.60 -

Source: CanadianInsider

looking better here these days ??

CIBC Canadian Equity just dumped 100k shares of Copper Mountain shares.

It seems this stock has been overly bought today and an imminent correction is coming by the end of today.

Remember not to be greedy and perhaps start taking your profits soon.

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Yea nice day today....

NIce day today.

nemo, there ain't one thing under the sun I can do to affect whats gonna happen so I may as well forget all this guessing and wait and watch. Never was good at puzzles as a kid anyhow and this certainly is a puzzle. Have a happy 4th yourself. JB

Lets forget about all this for now and RELAX

Merry xmas JB ! and happy new year.!!

God dam time we figure all this out it's going to be xmas at this rate!
PS. happy 4th July. Now that's coming from a Kiwi ! (New Zealander)

You know, Buff, right now all I REALLY know is my e-trade account shows so many shares of MMTE valued at .0006. And here I am posting on another stock board. Its 5:00 o'closk somewhere! JB

Just a bunch of board and
frustrated investors trying
to make something out of nothing.
About to pop that first beer,
it is 5pm somewhere. LOL

I go from the MMTE board to the TTXP board to the CUM board and still no word about what REALLY is going on. I'm too old for this. Somebody make a decision then call me. JB

Buff, good catch-just testing you (TEE-hee). Sorry about that, but no cold beer yet, but the day is young. JB

Now it is "Cotton"? LOL.
You had a few beers for the
4th already I see. (o:
This is pink fantasy land,
I guess mountains could be
made of pink cotton candy!
See post 153 from Kgem. His
opinions why we are posting here.
Not saying I agree, but weird
stuff happens every day.

Hey buff, why are we here posting on the Cotton Mountain Mining board? Do we have any evidence of any connection between MMTE/TTXP and Cotton Mountain Mining? Or just someone's speculation. I'm not blaming anyone because no one, at least that I know about, has any information from WL about ANYTHING!!! JB

nemo_bad, no sweat, my man. We all do it. Hey, thanks for all the digging. I'm alittle confused on alot of issues but guess thats just me-redneck you know. JB

Agree. Lack of communication
is pathetic and sad. All ceos
should talk to folks who are
giving the company money!

If there is going to be a merger between MMTE and TTXP, don't you think Copper Island Mining should have been made aware of this? I think they probably were, IF there is going to be any merger. I'm beginning to have my doubts if that merger is going to take place. Things don't add up here for me and this MMTE/TTXP merger. Either something is fishy or we have already merged and WL has not made it public or there will be no merger-got to be one of these. How can you sign a LOI and not tell your future partner, "Oh BTW, we are merging with MMTE". Maybe I'm too dumb to figure all this out, but the potential seems great but with no FACTS, how do we know what may happen. I'm getting nervous again. IMO Junebug

I posted a ton of info on Copper Island on the Tril@@@ board this morning!
Thanks JB it's Copper Mountain. I'm to clicky with the O button. lol

See Kgem's post #153. His opinion
of connection. Very reaching, but
a nice dream. Dreams do come true
once in a while. Maybe now??

nemo, you keep posting "cooper mountain" on the copper mountain board. Which is it? JB

This is what Mitsubishi has been up to with Copper mountain

http://www.davis.ca/fr/experience/mitsubishi-materials-corporation-potential-acquisition-of-a-minority-interest-in-similco-mines-ltd-/

Mitsubishi Materials Corporation potential acquisition of a minority interest in Similco Mines Ltd.
Acted as counsel to Mitsubishi Materials Corporation ("MMC") in respect of its potential acquisition of a minority interest in Similco Mines Ltd. ("Similco"), then a wholly owned subsidiary of Copper Mountain Mining Corporation ("Copper Mountain"), and project financing of approximately $250 million for the redevelopment of Similco's copper mine near Princeton, B.C.

Matter Value: CAD 250,000,000

Acted as counsel to Mitsubishi Materials Corporation (“MMC”) in respect of its potential acquisition of a minority interest in Similco Mines Ltd. (“Similco”), then a wholly owned subsidiary of Copper Mountain Mining Corporation (“Copper Mountain”), and project financing of approximately $250 million for the redevelopment of Similco’s copper mine near Princeton, B.C. We assisted MMC in the negotiation and preparation of a Memorandum of Understanding with Copper Mountain and conducted extensive due diligence on Copper Mountain, Similco and related entities, and all aspects of the former Similco mine and proposed reactivation of such mine, including confirmation of tenure and review of environmental, aboriginal, and permitting issues. The scope of the work also included assisting MMC in negotiating and preparing several definitive agreements with Copper Mountain and Similco relating to MMC’s potential participation in the project and project financing. (2009)

OK, TTXP is acquiring 20% ownership in Copper Island. So where does MMTE fit into all this? have we already merged with TTXP or will the merger happen after the buyin of Copper Island. Sure would be nice if our CEO could tell us a few things he is doing with our money. JB

Thanks buff, now where does Copper Mountain Mines come in to play? Sorry to be so dumb but i"m confuse. Thanks. JB

They are buying 20% of Copper Island Mines Ltd. Posted in 8K filing.
Has nothing to do with Copper Mountain Mining Corp.(TSE:CUM).

Effective on June 30, 2012, the Board of Directors of Trilliant Exploration Corporation, a Nevada corporation (the “Company”), authorized the execution of a letter of intent (the “Letter of Intent”) with Copper Island Mines Ltd. (“Copper Island”), regarding the acquisition and its intent to acquire twenty (20%) interest in Copper Island Mines Ltd. which is a registered British Columbia, private company engaged in the development and exploration of copper deposits located in British Columbia. The Company proposes to enter into a definitive agreement with the shareholders of Copper Island over the upcoming ninety days.

I keep reading about Copper Mtn and Cooper Island and Cooper Mtn and Copper island. I assume it is Copper Mountain and Cooper island. And TTXP is merging with a 20% ownership in Copper Mountain. Is this correct. Very confusing some of these posts. Junebug

Cant find any info on Copper Island
Mining LTD. Not sure what this is?
Maybe a private company? No public
info to be found.

Found some interesting reading here, but had to pay a sub
http://www.infomine.com/index/companies/COPPER_MOUNTAIN_MINING_CORPORATION.html

Find Cooper mountain mining LTD and any other mine or mining company in Canada by using this map.
http://www.infomine.com/index/properties/ISLAND_COPPER_MINE.html

The picture should unfold very nicely. Happy 4th of July everyone. :)

Yes dots are connecting nicely here. On the surface it appears we have a meaty merger possibility on the menu. Can't seem to uncover any connection without finding Mitsubishi's hands all in the pie too. I like what I'm seeing. Oh the possibilities.

40 posts in past 3 days.
39 posts here all of 2011.
Hilarious. Happy 4th everyone.

Funny, MMT* folks invade this
board, and posted more in 2 days
than was posted here all of last year!
Man we can do some posting!!

Thanks for response.
Seems very reaching, but
anything is possible in
pinkyland. I hope the
connection is there for
all of our sakes! Have a
great 4th! Canada is cool,
but USA rules!

Buffalo2222, only with threads and bread crumbs at this time as far as I know. One tease came when TT*P's website appeared to copy that of Copper Mountain Mining. Although this seems to be a clue, it must be stated that junior mining companies are known for often plagiarizing materials from their larger counterparts. Another clue is that the CEO of Copper Mountain has a budget for the exploration and development of additional properties --- these properties are both inside and outside of Canada. Still another clue is that the Titan 24 deep earth imaging system, used by Copper Mountain Mining and said to be responsible for their rapid development, also was used for a geological study of the Northern desert of Chile around a year to a year and a half ago (also known as the Atacama). William told me himself that the money used to acquire MM*E's concessions came from investors with deep pockets in Canada. In addition, we have a strong Mitsubishi connection which always seems to lurk somewhere in the background when researching possible connections with MM*E and off-take partners. I am sure there are more connections, but these are just off the top of my head.


Kgem

Lots of good DD going on around this one.

This company may just be one of the hidden jems many of us have been watching for in merger land.

Wonder if this area of Canada has lithium as well.

This company could play a larger left possibility.

The plot thickens. It will be interesting to watch this one.

Any idea how this connects
back to MMT* ? I know TTX*
is merging with copper island
mining ltd. But how does
copper mountain mining corp. fit in?
Anyone have a clue on this? Thanks.

Nemo Bad, I found you. Great work on the due diligence!!!! This looks like a great investment regardless of what MM*E does. Right now, copper prices may drop due to slowing world demand, and the possibility of another economic dip. However, six months from now the world may change (God willing). One thing to keep in mind is that Copper has always been an indicator mineral when it comes to economic expansion or contraction.

Great job.


Kgem

You guys and gals I should say are all over this thank you.... Oh and nybob whats up???

OK. Found you. Thanks
for all of the posts
and dd.

So there pitch back in 2010 was to get the job done! so far they look on track!

QUESTION!

What do you get when you add

bread bun
tomato
onion
catchup
burger meat
bacon
lettuce
egg
A HAMBERGER!!!!!!!

WHAT do you get when you add

Cooper mountain
Trilliant mining
Mammoth Energy
Cooper Island

ONE big mother Fx#k&* world wide mining comclomirate



Copper Mountain Mining Corp's CFO, Rodney A. Shier

We've always enjoyed compelling stories where junior mining companies find innovative ways to explore and discover new mining opportunities, and you'll find many of those stories on this site. But after talking to one mining company recently, we realized that there's another compelling story that investors like hearing about: The junior mining company that taking a new approach on a previously successful mining operation.

That's the story at Copper Mountain Mining Corporation (TSX-V: CUM), located near Princeton BC. They have 18,000 acres that have a rich history of mining. According to their website, initial mining of the Copper Mountain area dates as far back as 1884, with production starting in 1923. Three pits were built as the mine changed hands over the decades and it finally shut down in 1996 after having produced 1.7 million pounds of copper.

Recently, we spoke to the Copper Mountain Mining Corp's CFO, Rodney A. Shier, who told us about their project and how they plan on walking in the footsteps of this successful past producer to turn it into a significant copper producer in the future.



Mr. Shier introduced the project to us: "The Copper Mountain project – our only project – is a past producer of about 1.7 million pounds of copper and we're bringing it back into production."

Before they can bring this previous producer into production again, they have to do some major construction to add new facilities to the site. The infrastructure is there, Mr. Shier said. "It's a past producing mine: so we're hooked into the grid and we have a paved road right to the mine gate." Roads will allow them to truck the copper into Vancouver for shipment abroad.

"We're currently in construction," said Mr. Shier. He listed the many construction projects currently underway onsite: "We're building a new concentrator. We're building a new truck shop. We're building a new primary crusher. In April of this year we started erecting the steel on the concentrator. That went really well and now interior work is ongoing and that will continue until April of next year. Our primary crusher is progressing very well, also. In August of this year we just finished the concrete on it. And the truck maintenance shop is going well: It's fully cladded and interior work is ongoing."

Along with construction, equipment is being delivered and assembled onsite, too. "We've ordered our mining equipment fleet and half of it has been delivered," described Mr. Shier. "We have two big hydraulic shovels, 13 240-ton haul trucks, a couple of bulldozers, as well as support drill equipment. We also have a WA1200 loader – it's an awesome machine, it's the world's largest mechanical loader – onsite to help load the 240 ton trucks."

Construction is just the preliminary step and they're working on getting everything ready for a May 2011 start-up date. "We're in construction right now and once in production, Copper Mountain will be Canada's third largest copper mine," Mr. Shier said. "In May we'll start putting ore through the mill and in June we'll be at full production. We're building a 35,000 ton-per-day mill. We're going to be producing about 105 million pounds of copper per year."

The plan, he explained, is to take the three existing pits and combine them together. "Basically we're combining 3 pits into one much larger 'super pit'," he said.

Next, we asked him about the resource itself and what they were expecting to find, since this past producer already has a history of 1.7 million pounds of copper. Mr. Shier gave some exciting numbers: "The mine has a large resource right now. We have a 5 billion pound resource. In the fall of 2007, we completed a Titan 24 Deep Earth Imaging Geophysical survey that found a number of anomalies that needed to be followed up on. We started to follow up on some of those with drilling and we've been very successful to date. This operation has a 17 year mine life that we know of right now."

Exploration is ongoing but they already have a "jumpstart" with the pre-existing pits and historical drill data. "Right now, our super pit goes down to about the 250 meter level. We have anomalies going well below 750 meters." This depth of resource isn't without precedent, either, as Mr. Shier explained: "That's the same depth as Teck's Highland Valley Mine, which is an hour and a half to the north of us. There is a lot of exploration potential if we can prove up that mineralization below our existing super pit."

This is exciting news for the company but investors want to know how they can benefit. We asked Mr. Shier to tell us about his company from an investment perspective. As a CFO, he had access to compelling numbers that savvy investors will want to pay attention to. He said: "There's a number of different ways to look at valuation: A shareholder who buys our stock is getting a little under a pound of copper per share, compared to our [what they would get with our] competitors, who are more in the .3-pound-of-copper range. So you're getting 2-3 times more copper per share."

Then he gave us another way to look at the investment: "If you look at it from a Net Present Value point of view, the project has a Net Present Value of over a billion dollars, at $3 copper. As you know, we're above $3.5 copper today, and with only 90 million shares outstanding, that's over a $10 per share value"

So, why might investors find Copper Mountain Mining Corp an attractive investment? Mr. Shier had several reasons. First, he said: "It's a low risk project across the board. We've minimized the risk. Also, our biggest challenges are all behind us."

Then, he said: "We're fully financed, we're unhedged, and we have a very strong partner." Their partner is Mitsubishi, a 25% partner and a recipient of the copper once it's mined.

And one of the most important reasons, he highlighted, "investors want to own this stock because we have a very experienced management team who have done this before."

Here is the current out line and concessions for Cooper Mountain
Copper Mountain Mining Corporation (CUM.TO) announced that they have begun processing ore at their Copper Mountain project in British Columbia. The 18,000 acre mine site is expected to yield approximately 1.5 billion pounds of copper, 450,000 ounces of gold, and 4.5 million ounces of silver over its lifetime, at an operating cost of approximately $1.30 per pound of copper. The project, which is proceeding according to schedule, started processing ore in June of this year. At full production, the Copper Mountain project will be the 3rd largest copper mine in Canada and the first major copper mine to commence production in British Columbia in over a decade

http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=52983847&symbol=CUM