In the very speculative category.

They have been halted since early September by the BCSC until they produce a NI43-101. The BCSC is now in possession of the NI43-101.

They are still halted as of now so who knows what happens when the halt is lifted. Do your own dd.

They have had positive drill results released since the halt.

Silver was $16.00 when it was halted. It is $18+ today.

A report on the company can be found here.

http://miningmarketwatch.net/cmb.htm

Notes from the Editor on Featured Article: Undervalued Opinion: CMC Metals Ltd. (TSX-V: CMB) (US Listing: CMCXF.PK) (Frankfurt: ZM5) 100% owned Silver Hart mine and mill is set to come online in Q2 2010, making CMB.V Canada's newest long term debt free unhedged silver producer. Their prefabricated 80-tonne-per-day mill (upgradeable to 300TPD with additional permitting and nominal improvements) is at 75% completion with a delivery date expected this fall and in spring 2010 should begin processing ore from the TM zone where the above ground component is expected to yield 1100g/t of silver and 7.5% lead & zinc -- Mining MarketWatch on its own calculates an estimated breakeven silver cost of ~USD$4.45/oz with base metals credited towards operating expenses. According to historical data the historical resource (non 43-101) at Silver Hart is 9,000,000 oz of silver, 17.6M lb lead and 58.6M lb zinc in three zones, all of which are readily open for expansion. The mill will produce an estimated 1,000,000+ ounces of silver per annum and cash flow expansion of the resource and other nearby silver projects without further dilution to the share structure. The risk-reward characteristics are highly advantageous for investors establishing a long position in CMB.V as the current market cap of CMB.V relative to the inherent value of their advanced stage high grade Yukon properties seem disproportionate. CMB.V appears undervalued with only ~30M shares outstanding and trading under CDN$0.40.