OK, so far we have 10 investors. Some have not used the anonymity process, but others have. I suggest that Biares delete the non-anonymous posts, after seeing that they have, in fact, been added to the list.

Note, when adding, you have to copy the list from the post, then paste it into Mr anonymous's reply.

So where are the 20 or 30 little guys who have not antied up their numbers?

Just Private Messagt Baires, and he will reply the password, and you can put up your 10,000 shares. Every bit counts. I know of 90,000 shares in the hands of a few investors who have endured a lot of pain since I introduced them to Tyhee. I bet that all 10 of us who have weighed in know of one or two others, so there is at least 500,000 to a million not yet accounted for.

Once we affirm the numer of participants, in say a week or two, we'll have a sense of where we stand. If we hold collectively 5% of the company, that's starting to amont to something.

I bet that more than 400,000 of our say 8 million shares have been traded in and out a bit over the recent months. I had traded down as far as selling 100,000 and bought them back when cash was not as tight. But every time I am low on my share count, I am uncomfortable about missing the train.

At this time, and I hope other are in the same mindset, I am not going to risk missing the train by selling any more. My fist is now tightly curled around my holdings, and most definately for the month of February. This is starting to look like a very good environment for a return to reasonable valuations.

Hold on tight, people, as the volume is so low that we want any new buyers to have to pay more than our own average prices! I know from personal experience that you can't even put in $10,000 without being a market mover! Rediculous!

The share price should return to 60 cents as sane valuations return, then we will be at that elusive $100,000,000 market cap and also put DW and the board into a better position in that if they do any private placements, it will not be dilutionary to most shareholders. Then we can talk about our 10-bagger (based on a 60-cent starting point, not 12 cents) - when we make some progress on the EA, financing, or even just investor interest in our sector.

We have to take out the "discount" first. We've got to stop selling dollars for nickles!

The window shall be closed promptly.

SKELEG