Joe12pack,

For many Tyhee investors, you've put your finger on a very sensitive topic:

A TYHEE BUYOUT.

About 3 years ago, Jim Puplava said on FSN's Q-line, " within the next 2 years, ALL gold juniors with a resource of at least 2 million ounce will be acquired."

Well, that didn't happen.

When I reminded Dave Webb about this JP proclamation, Dave said that what JP probably meant was that, all gold juniors with a resource of at least 2 million ounce will be approached by potential acquirers.

As Webb has consistently left the strong impression that Tyhee intends to go it alone into production (no matter what [my words]), I think it's fair to assume that Tyhee too has been approached, and has shunned potential acquirers, as unsubstantiated rumors have suggested this.

My point.

As more acquisitions occur, Tyhee's valuation may be discounted by the market since its unavailability as a buyout candidate remains concretized. To what extent this may affect TDC's share price, who knows?

But, then again, Dave is no fool, and perhaps he might, one day, just surprise us all by agreeing with Jim Puplava's suggestion to sell the company.

But............., it'd have to be for a very high price.

Baires