Woodstock,

Privately, I have suggested that if, as Bob Hoye and others have predicted, we see the second leg down of the "W" 1930's type Mkt. crash anticipated for this Fall, then we may see Tyhee selling for about 8 cents a share. That'd be roughly a repeat of what happened to TDC during last Fall's major general Mkt. liquidation (aka, Crash).

Or, as the ol' saying goes, "When the tide's out, all boats are lower."

But even Dave Morgan, who may just be the only newsletter writer to not recommend investing in Tyhee (and don't get me started on what I think of him and his judgment), has underlined how, even though Tyhee's stock hasn't done much, Tyhee has continued to make significant progress.

So, my point is (at the risk of sounding a bit like Peter Schiff):

Please, it's much more important to focus on Tyhee's progress and reaching its milestones, rather than bemoaning its current crappy share price.

PROGRESS DOES GET REWARDED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So, at the expense of beating the same dead horse (sorry),

Romarco Minerals was trading under a dime in December and then progressed to a TEN BAGGER last month.

Cheers,

Baires