Strike,

Thanks for calling our attention to the Casey article,

http://www.caseyresearch.com/editorial/3560?ppref=GLD189ED0810A

The part I found most tantalizing for us Tyhee investors was, the "What to do" part,

(I emboldened these words as I think they are especially relevant to Tyhee shareholders)

What to do

"Buy nothing new unless you’re offered a great bargain in a solid company that can deliver significant new or expanding production. Nothing less than 50,000 ounces gold-equivalent per year in production will get much notice, and anything less than 100,000 ounces per year AuEq will have to struggle for respect. A solid company, of course, has great people, lots of cash, and the goods in hand.

"If you want to speculate on a discovery, make sure you have very good reason to believe the project has much better than average odds of delivering a discovery – and it has to have world-class potential. That’s not hundreds of thousands of ounces but millions of ounces of gold, or equivalent."

Looks to me like Tyhee fits, somewhere in this group of companies seen as good investments, especially at it's current low valuation.

Baires