drnols,

I hear you. It's been a very painful ride.

But the asset will be in production one day. And there is momentum on the DAR and EA process. It's silent, like a barge moving along in the night. There is currently no flash, no pizzaz, and no excitement. But it's august, after all.

Just workmanlike progress budling a mine in the face of some real challenging economic times. The high unemployment and debt in the US has everybody afraid to invest and take risk. Does that make Tyhee a bad investment, or does it just mean that there is no velocity of money these days? Investor seintiment is risk averse and settle to preserve cash rather than lose more, but that does not make one rich.

I just don't think the low share price will last much longer. When the SP starts back up after August, then it will have been a very good short-term trade. New investors have seen none of the pain and suffering we've all been through. In fact, some of the recent sellers have really achieved something, selling at year lows. This could even be a good thing, as the opportunism coming in with the low share price could draw in some fresh invesors who, when their ten cent shares double, contribute more energy and excitement as we draw closer to the DAR submission in the coming winter.

Would you agree that at ten cents the risk-reward is tilted in favor of the new investors?

There are 800,000+Oz of RESERVES plus lots of exploration potential around and under the resources in the constellation. YEARS of progress on the EA process. You can't achieve any of that for twenty million dollars. Not even for fifty million. So the market cap is out of whack and will ultimately adjust back to a suitable valuation.

But it's more like raising a child than betting on a race-horse. I sure hope that's how DW sees it, that he has to see this through to graduation.

As for me, I won't lose faith in DW or this investment, until it goes into production, is taken out, delisted, or used as walpaper.

SKELEG