When speaking personally to me last month in New York, and to Skeleg last year in Canada, Dave Webb seems to have said the same thing to both of us regarding what we should see Tyhee’s market cap growing to following the delivery of a positive Preliminary Feasibility Study….

And, that would be a market cap of approximately $100,000,000.00.

In other words, if there’s no further share dilution, no JV, no significant initial investment by a producer (e.g., what Kinross initially bought of Underworld), then the Price Target made last August by the Lowen,Ondaatje,McCutchen Ltd. Tyhee Analysis Report (LOM) , would seem to be a reasonable one at 0.44 cents, suggesting an approx. market cap of around $100M.

Now, here’s where you can help me out with by offering us some possible factors that might significantly offset these prediction of Webb and LOM.

Not to upstage you, but let me suggest three, one positive, two negative. Please add to this list:

1) (A negative) Across the board of stock liquidation occurs as we head down into a double dip recession with gold and gold stocks getting hit hard.

2) (A positive) A producer, for example, Agneco-Eagle buys 20 million TDC.V.

3) (A negative) Puplava tells his clients to hold but sell their Tyhee shares on any strength going forward.

4) ???

5) ??

Thanks in advance for your thoughtful suggestions.

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