Good news? Really?So now they have $1.4 million in the bank. For starters, that's less than a cent a share. Furthermore, the last time EAS had that kind of money in the bank, management very efficiently drained the treasury through questionable management fees, etc., at least in the eyes of many. Have a look at the last few years of financial statements. And, finally, Sangihe has reportedly been drilled to death by previous owners, who abandoned the property in much more auspicious times. All in all, this package has all the markings of a potential pump and dump. Keep an eye on the big shareholders whose cost/share is way underwater. Caveat emptor. IMHO. Do your own careful research and analysis.