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[the big fella] 02/2/2007 14:43

I think the other thread is better as it has the charts in the header.

[sagem] 02/2/2007 14:26

Up 0.0025P

[glennborthwick] 02/2/2007 08:42

shame eye is flat

[sagem] 01/2/2007 21:36

Looking good again for East West Resources tonight.
EWR 0.140 +0.015 +12.00 154,000 V

[sagem] 31/1/2007 20:41

Well EAST WEST RESOURCES now up as follows :-

EWR 0.135 +0.025 +22.73 502,500 V ........................ PLUS 22.7%

SHOULD ENSURE AN EXCELLENT DAY FOR EYECONOMY AS IT MUST BE ALL TO DO WITH MARSHALL LAKES PROJECT

[sagem] 31/1/2007 19:11

EAST WEST HAVING A GOOD DAY AS FOLLOWS ;-

0.130
+0.02 18.18% 474,000 UP A HUGE 18.18%

Should help Eyeconomy on Thursday.

[sagem] 31/1/2007 17:32

TAKEN FRON CANADIAN BULLETIN BOARD :-

maybe of interest:
the "infamous" crn hole #97-16:
at that time,Robert M rec'd the news from Bruce Durham who was "point" man at the crn drill site...Sheraton-Timmins property.

Mr Durham is currently a director of ewr...& is also one of the prospectors that sold the Norton property to ewr.
.............

ewr & mni are both up in price....both companies have adjacent properties in the Shebandowan area [Burchell]

[sagem] 31/1/2007 13:55

Eyeconomy Holdings plc select Overview Profile Contacts Reports & Accounts Offerings News Market Data Charts

News
Eyeconomy Holdings plc - 20p placing to Market Makers to ease liquidity


20p share placing to Market Makers and others raises GBP136,000

Eyeconomy Holdings PLC has agreed to place 680,000 shares at 20p, valued at
GBP136,000, with the company's market makers and a number of others to ease
liquidity in the company's stock.

All three Market Makers participated in the placing and were allotted 525,000
shares at a cost of GBP105,000. The 20p pricing was agreed, based on the offer
price at the time. No commissions are payable.

Mr James Alexander Dudgeon, the finance director of Eyeconomy is subscribing
for 30,000 shares at a cost of GBP6,000. This brings his total holding to
500,000 shares representing 3.41 % of the companies share capital.

The proceeds will be used at the company's flagship asset, the Marshall Lake
VMS Copper Zinc resource being developed in Ontario Canada, where a successful
December drill campaign has recently been undertaken.

Following completion of this placing Eyeconomy Holdings PLC will have a total
of 14,684,034 ordinary shares in issue with a nominal value of 0.5p per share.

Contact:

Paul Mc Groary
Eyeconomy Holdings plc Tel: [phone]

The directors of Eyeconomy Holdings PLC accept responsibility for the contents
of this announcement.

[glennborthwick] 31/1/2007 13:33

well that doesnt happen often re placing

[glennborthwick] 29/1/2007 16:27

another stonking update

[sagem] 25/1/2007 14:17

January 23, 2007

Eyeconomy May Have Hit It Big At Marshall Lake


By Jack Hammer



You can almost sense Paul McGroary chafing at the bit when he describes the Marshall Lake copper zinc property in Canada. His company Eyeconomy owns a 50 per cent stake in Marshall Lake, with partner and operator East West Resource Corporation, of which Mr McGroary is also a director, holding the other 50 per cent. As a City man, Mr McGroary's primary expertise isn't in mining, it's in investing, and Eyeconomy hasn't always held mining interests. But, with a sizeable stake in Central China Goldfields as well as the Marshall Lake interest, Eyeconomy has well and truly hitched its reins to the resources boom, and it could well end up being one of the few Plus-quoted companies to do well out of it.
If there's not much mining expertise inside Eyeconomy, there certainly is inside East West. Moe Lavigne's on the board, and although his primary London-facing role these days is running Galantas's exploration programme, he's got a long track record in the industry, including experience on the ground in the Thunder Bay area where Marshall Lake is located. Fellow East West director Bruce Durham is a former Noranda geologist, with 20 years international experience under his belt. In addition to the East West team, Mr McGroary can also call on the informal advice of Jeff Malaihollo at Central China. Furthermore Marshall Lake has been given a quick once over by Ambrian's Richard Chase, who, although careful to emphasise that it's early days, makes broadly approving noises.

Marshall Lake was first investigated by Billiton in the 1950s. Kendon then had another look in the 1970s and drilled up two separate sections in what's termed the Main Zone. The first, the 103 Zone, showed 1.2million tons grading 2.71 % zinc and 0.82 % copper, while the second, the K Zone, showed 240,000 tons grading 4.76 % zinc and 1.45 % copper. Both have silver and gold credits to boot. Of course those aren't 43-101 numbers, but there's no reason to doubt the old data, and East West and Eyeconomy are currently drilling hell for leather to confirm it. The most recent drill results, from early January, delivered grades of 1.25 % copper, 1.1 % zinc, 56 g/t silver, and 0.16 g/t gold over 10 metres. It's not at surface, but at 30-40 metres it's not very deep either. Mr McGroary reckons that at this stage, "it's highly open pittable".

He's off to the PDAC in March to sniff out interest from larger companies. By then he hopes to be able to show off results from a dozen recent drill holes, but he also has something else to put on the table. On the basis of drilling undertaken by Imperial Oil subsequent to the Kendon programme it also appears that Marshall Lake may be open at depth. Imperial's drilling showed a copper equivalent grade of over 2.9 per cent over a 12 metre interval nearly 100 metres down. "Our belief", says Mr McGroary is there's another lens beneath". There are also, he adds, "buckets of other showings" south and east of the Main Zone, and Teck Cominco are keeping a close eye on proceedings.

So why wasn't Marshall Lake developed before? According to Mr McGroary, most of the previous investigations coincided with wider economic shocks that hammered metals prices. Following Billiton's initial foray onto Marshall Lake the Suez crisis put paid to further development, and the oil shock of the 1970s stymied later efforts. Subsequent to that, disagreements between the joint holders of the license held up any further progress. But a sudden agreement was reached fairly recently, after the licence holders experienced what Mr McGroary terms "a sudden rush of blood", or, in other words, after metals prices got high enough for differences to be put aside.

Enter East West and Eyeconomy. East West has other fish to fry, but for Eyeconomy this is the big one. Mr McGroary puts it very succinctly: "People see us as a small investment company, and basically that's what we were. But if this comes off, basically the baby eats the parent".

[glennborthwick] 23/1/2007 08:41

its not what you pay for something its what its worth

[tenapen] 23/1/2007 07:26

I know we are sat on a winner with EYE. They have doubled since mid December 06 against a back drop of falling copper prices, This is a great result IMO.

[sagem] 23/1/2007 06:18

GOOD TO SEE CANADIAN INVESTOR HAS CHANGED HIS MIND REGARDING EAST WEST RESOURCES POTENTIAL....TAKEN FROM CANADIAN BULLETIN BOARD :-
Well here's my answer.... beelzeebuub and snrkid. Guess with all the excitement of the Show in Vancouver and never seeing a EWR booth displaying projects or promoting EWR to the general public, can always be a dissappiontment to a Shareholder of long standing and still holding...
I had paid another visit to the SHOW in Vancouver again today to see if I might meet up with Bob, so I had to let Robert Duess know of my interest again of EWR and find out if Bob was around...
since he knew Bob Middleton personally I knew he would point him out to me if Bob had shown up......

Sad to see the share price fall after a NEWS RELEASE again like so many other times...can anyone explain this ongoing problem with EWR's NEWS RELEASE and their share price ..

The Show was packed again today and as I was leaving late this afternoon, Robert Duess spotted me leaving the Show and grabbed me, took me to their TRR booth and next door was WTM's booth and I got introduced to Bob Middleton much to my surprise...I had Bob know of my concerns as a very longterm shareholder and my disappiontments of ongoing JV's projects and lack of share price value....

We had a good discussion regarding current projects and recent NEWS RELEASE's with him having a map handy of the Marshall Lake area, pointing out all it's potential and ongoing projection's of the area, leaving a great impression for me and taking me back to a booth to gather a more detailed packet of info on EWR's project's...

*June 26,2006 COPPER-ZINC-SILVER ZONES ACQUIRED AT MARSHALL LAKE
*October 23,2006 TEN COPPER-ZINC-SILVER-GOLD ZONES ACQUIRED BY NEW MARSHALL LAKE PROPERTY ADDITION
*December 4,2006 LEASED CLAIMS PURCHASED FROM TECK COMINCO, MARSHALL LAKE PROJECT
*December 6,2006 GAZOOMA COPPER-SILVER-GOLD MASSIVE SULPHIDE ZONE EXCAVATED, MARSHALL LAKE PROJECT
*December 8,2006 HIGH-GRADE COPPER ZONES EXPOSED MARSHALL LAKE PROPERTY
*December 11,2006 COPPER-SILVER ZONES EXCAVATED ON TECK HILL MARSHALL LAKE PROPERTY
*December13,2006 ZINC MASSIVE SULPHIDE DISCOVERY LOCATED NEAR COPPER STRINGER ZONE MARSHALL LAKE PROPERTY
*December 15,2006 COPPER MINERLIZATION INTERSECTED IN FIRST DRILL HOLE AT GAZOOMA AREA MARSHALL LAKE PROPERTY
*January 4,2007 GAZOOMA COPPER ZONE CONFIRMED IN SECOND HOLE MARSHALL LAKE PROPERTY

So after all the discussions and viewing the data I became a believer again...question is does the Market buy all this info????
And will we ever get the recognition we really deserve and how long will it take before some good PR person can PROMOTE this Company?????

So all so sorry for feeling negative the last week or two but you really can't blame a discouraged longterm Shareholder of a once I thought along time ago was a GREAT INVESTMENT...maybe it still will be........so to draw this to an end I now have a face to the name Bob Middleton who seems very optimistic and has convinced me that patience is a VIRTUE here....again so sorry FOLKS...

ALL HANG IN THERE........

GO EWR GO...........

P.S. If all these NEWS RELEASES were put into Stockhouse's NEWS BULLITEN'S we might get better responses in share price ....that is just my opinion..........

beelzeebuub, you can no longer call Bob "sponge Bob" anymore and I promise I won't be negative either............

[sagem] 20/1/2007 08:15

A VERY GOOD WRITE UP ON EYECONOMY BY PROACTIVE :-

[holgerl] 08/1/2007 23:05

looks like some may have switched out of EYE which is down today and into INDY which moved up.

[tenapen] 07/1/2007 09:33

I would tend to feel that EYE as been noticed, not by all i agree! but possibly the falling copper price as put people off opening positions !. Anyway the EYE share price had a great couple of weeks and it bodes well for the coming year !.
Thanks again to all posters on EYE.

[sagem] 06/1/2007 22:05

The full potential of what Eyeconomy has is totally unoticed...given time this share price will double and then quadruple...still under the radar for most investors.

[glennborthwick] 04/1/2007 08:19

stron announcement this morning again

[glennborthwick] 02/1/2007 08:48

good rns today - onwards and upwards

[sagem] 31/12/2006 16:15

EYECONOMY HUGE POTENTIAL SHARES PRICE VERY UNDERVALUED

East West Resource Corporation and Eyeconomy Holdings PLC acquired the right to earn a 100% interest in the Marshall Lake base metal property, west of Nakina (News Release, East West Resource Corporation, June 27, 2006). The property, covering an 8 km long section of favourable felsic metavolcanic rocks containing numerous volcanogenic massive sulphide copper-zinc-silver showings, was optioned from a local prospector. Exploration in the 1950's on the property resulted in a number of discoveries, but access to this area was difficult at that time and the geology was misunderstood. In the past six years remapping by the Ontario Geological Survey has started to unravel the structure and previously unrecognized fold structures which show the controlling stratigraphy for the base metals is very different than previously thought. This leaves a number of unexplored sections on the property in addition to zones that were drilled with incorrect orientation. A geological resource of 2.211 million tons grading 1.22% Cu, 4.2% Zn, 2.45 oz. Ag per ton, 0.012 oz. Au per ton was outlined by N.W.T. Copper Mines Limited (Canadian and American Mines Handbook 2005-2006, p.289), who hold the contiguous claim block. This property will form a 50-50 joint venture with Eyeconomy Holdings PLC which is participating with East West on the acquisition and development of gold and base metals properties in Canada.

since the Marshall Lake property is a 50/50 joint venture [ewr/eyeconomy],
if East West stock "flies" then so will Eyeconomy's