Maybe this was noted here before, but after listening to JP's interview of Rob McEwen of last week weekend, it now seems to me that JP's apparent comments regarding Tyhee heavily echo the themes McEwen emphasized in the interview. As I recall off the top of my head, he concluded with two primary points of advice for managers of junior companies:

-- Consistently exceed the expectations you create for results.

-- Do not excessively sell shares and invest heavily yourself in your shares.

I believe these points were made especially near the end of the interview, if anybody wants to go back and listen to a more specific version of what McEwen said.