More on forestI know it's beating a dead horse, but here is some more info on the forest issue indicating a lack of "clear cut" (get it?) direction on the moratorium:
https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE67H1Y120100818?loomia_ow=t0:s0:a49:g43:r2:c0.090909:b36610904:z0
"It all depends on how many licenses someone hasalready, and whether they are affected or not depends on the type oflicenses that have been issued," Mangkusubroto said, adding thatcompensation could come in the form of land swaps."
"For now, he could not be specific on how much ofIndonesia's roughly 120 million hectares of forest would be includedunder the moratorium."
Nothing really new other than to reiterate the uncertainty, which doesn't help EAS but at this point may also not hurt it that much with the weak hands having now been effectively shaken lose. Around $5 the stock is a really decent bargain and there aren't many of them out there