Ok let me be more specific - he only covers companies that are producing or near producing.

John Doody himself says:

"JD: Investors in exploration stocks got killed in the 2008 crash. There were no fundamentals underneath those stocks. All the stocks I cover are producers or very near producers. We know there's something there, so we're not just arm waving over some drill results. That's one of the things that makes Gold Stock Analyst unique: We don't cover the exploration stocks because I'm not a geologist. I can't interpret drill results. I want data. I want data that you can analyze and that's productions and reserves. "

Don't get me wrong.. I would absolutely LOVE to see Doody cover Tyhee. But I just dont think it's realistic. Now that we have some reserves that might change.

At the Gold Show in SF last November someone asked him about New Gold (which had just merged with Western Goldfields). Now keep in mind that New Gold had just turned into a major producer (160k ounces a year) with huge reserves (4-6MM ounces) and lots of upside.

His reply was "What do you get when a donkey and mule mate?"

So his standards are extremely high and I just don't think Tyhee is at that stage yet to make it into his list. But lets hope I am wrong.