RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Not sure what to take away from this...I've been quietly reading this site, and been an EAS shareholder, for many years. This is my first post here. I think this talk about $10 is more than just optimistic, it is really quite dangerous for novice investors in gold. I originally bought in about 2008, and kept on buying as the price went up and up to >$8 in 2010. Back then speculation in junior gold stocks was crazy. Then the news broke that the management of the time did not actually have all of the licenses and approvals in palce to even explore Miwah, much less build a mine in what is protected forest reserve. I sold a lot on the way down, but am still well underwater with 90K shares left. Let my disaster be a warning. Don't put real money into baseless, wild speculation, or encourage others to buy into what has less chance of success than a bet at a casino. Indonesian politics and bureaucracy aside (and what a swamp that is), EAS really only has one possible small deposit to develop - Sangihe. And that is by no means certain. Miwah is dead, I cannot foresee any likely scenario in which it will ever be developed. IF Sangihe gets up & running then base your future SP estimates on that - and it is only a modest deposit. I'd say about $0.50 is the most we can ever expect to see fom EAS based on Sangihe. And that's the Best Case scenario. Compare with the SPs of already producing junior miners, like Wallbridge, operating in much safer jurisdictions.