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To: SwampDogg who wrote (30869)	2/24/2010 9:06:52 PM
From: ogi	1 Recommendation Respond to of 233931

I think it likely that EVG will be a $3 stock at some point in 2010. I am not surprised by where it is now but I admit I would have been 6 months ago. EAS good luck on ever seeing the lows you predict because if it gets there then POG and the markets will be just as ugly.

To: SwampDogg who wrote (30869)	2/25/2010 6:21:02 AM
From: TheSlowLane	2 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 233931

An interesting analysis to be sure but I am not convinced on EAS. I think you are right that OGR has finished its work on the downside, it appears to be recovering here and has stayed above the midpoint of the Bollinger Bands on the daily chart for about five days now which it hasn't done for a long while. "EAS has had good results but has much more work to do than the other two" I would submit that EAS's results have been better than good. It seems clear that Miwah likely has multi-million ounces and the northwest section of the main zone and Miwah South Bluff may host the richest portions of the deposit. They have been ramping up their drilling activity during a period where EVG is unable to drill until the snow melts. They have also been able to complete holes and get them assayed within a reasonable period. So while the charts have some similar characteristics the companies are being managed quite differently so I am not sure the same analysis works well for all three. Time will tell!