Puz,

My question was, "What proportion of Tyhee shareholders are decent, ethical people? And, would it be worth it if those ethical shareholders and Tyhee seek out those considered to be not so decent or ethical, if by convincing them to invest in Tyhee, they would significantly cause the share price to rise?"

It was meant to be a rhetorical one. As I said, I thought it was "stupid and unanwserable". However, I asked it because I wanted to make better sense about your reasoning for not calling Cramer and his friends attention to Tyhee.

Dave Webb has expressed his satisfaction with what he believes to be the many strong hands that are holding Tyhee shares.

Perhaps, these strong hands give Tyhee some sort of base? That is, a share price somewhere around ten cents? I really don't know if this is true, just a thought.

So, when/if Tyhee passes those important milestones anticipated by early 2010, if those strong handed investors want even more of a hold, and a new one, named Jim Cramer wants in, well...I'd be happy to invite them all to join us as we celebrate our successes.

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