Puz,

Dr. Webb once said to me, that Jim Puplava is "decent". Likewise, Webb, for many reasons, has always seemed to me to be a very ethical man.

So, I agree with you, as you put it, that Webb would not "like his name spoken in the same breath with Cramer's."

So, here's perhaps a stupid, unanswerable question,

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?

What do you think?

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