Juniors are out of fashion right now, as it's the majors and mid-tier producers that are raking in the cash. Everybody must think they can snap up gold deposits from the best juniors later, after pulling in more profitis with producers.

But when the producers start to snap up juniors, Tyhee will be well on her way to being in production.

Financing is going to be based on economics and permits, the share price will be there in time for the equity issue portion of the plan. It's still a long way off. So if you can't sit still for another year, you've already leaft Tyhee.

As for loading up and averaging down, I am putting all spare cash into tyhee. Trouble is, I don't have much left to invest. My next big windfall is a ways off, so I'm missing out and very envious of any of you who have cash and are increasing your proportion of Tyhee ownership.

One thing I don't see is any buying by DW or the board, but that coudl be because my TD account does not get very accurate insdier trading reports. If they are buying, someone let me know. IF the insiders are not buying, then they may be participating in the private placments, to ensure Tyhee has enough cash to get through this next leg of the financial crisis.

Money is tightening up, and the US may have to crank up the money printing presses again as the stimulus ends. As their economy is now dependant on money printing, it can only mean Bernanke's fear of deflation will end in high inflation down the road. Good for gold.

Sovereign debt is spreading. Good for gold.

But the marketplace is so short-term and volatile, with 6+ % moves up and down in oil nearly every day lately, that nobody has a good gague of where things are going.

Maybe a good time to take another camping trip or hike. This is going to take a while...

SKELEG