Indeed it is Lor, on the surface we know only that which we are told, infer from rumor, etc, etc, however when one looks closely at the wording of the releases and can put a drill it frame of mind to the information contained its very easy to have a "blue sky" effect on the sp with words like this

more than tripling the   known down dip extent of the mineralization to greater than
900 metres;

embedded in the release, now "blue sky" may not be the best term to use but does lay
out the plausable posibilities with the Eagle One deposit especially since we  still have Eagle One 
open both in widths and depths until the drills tell the tale, 437 meters of High Grade Nickel 
is not the type of thing that goes unnoticed in the Junior Resources Sector and imo its been the fact that 
we have assays pending on 437 Meters of High Grade Nickel thats been driving the sp the
past couple days, as for the image on NOT's site, really shows just how verticale this really is , for now, 
so much is still in the realm of the unknown below E1, this could go on and on at depth but until 
we drill it off we won't know. All these unknowns only serve to increase the "blue sky" surrounding our Eagle One 
and afterall, it is where any good Eagle should be, way way up in the blue sky. 


Nickel. The Silver lining in the new Black Gold!!!!!

7,839,876 @ 1.30

Notster