Harmlesbob,

It's a matter of perspective.

2008 Was Tyhee's Best Year Ever, But 2007 was Tyhee's worst.

Even though 2007 saw Tyhee's share price top 80 cents, highest in many years, it also witnessed the tragic loss of life of one of its team. From my point of view, 2007 was the worst year ever for Tyhee.

Despite its significant undervaluation by naked short selling, warp speed massive deleveraging or the enormous RAB sell off, Tyhee has never been worth more than it is today.

The market sucks. But it seems that the suckiest phase is behind us, at least for the precious metal equities.

When the market recovers, most all of Tyhee's peers whose share prices have been hugely depressed, will see new highs. Tyhee will, I predict,be one of the most highly valued.

Remember what Dave Morgan said, "In a gold bull market, 90% of the gains occur in the last 10% of the run up".

Cheers,

Baires