Strike,

You and I agree that Webb's consistent perpetual insistence on wanting to go it alone into production may be one reason for Tyhee's current undervaluation. As you said, "Often it is better to say nothing at all than to say something that, although truly meant, will harm the cause."

But, you left out the part of my post where I see the result of Webb's openness and clarity being transformed from what might have been an anchor holding down its share price to a powder keg that blows the share price sky high. As I said,

"Are we in a market that values those explorers more highly who are less vocal, less clear about their mining plans than is Tyhee? I think we are, although I haven't done the research to prove it, yet.

Are investors less likely to buy shares in a company [Tyhee] that has more risk than one that is more ready and willing to be sold to the highest bidder now or soon?

But alas, Tyhee's investment risk may soon be vastly diminished, as (fingers crossed) its PP closes, drills start to spin, the Feasibility Study is initiated, and the DAR is submitted sometime around January 22nd next year.

Then we may enjoy sitting back, strapped in as gold rises, adding even more value to what we hope to find in those eight newly discovered gold zones surrounding Clan Lakes' Main Zone. Remember, 'twas the Main Zone that the 'ol timers logged in those 600,000 gold ounces, with a 400 tonne bulk sample that extracted average grades of 14 grams per tonne AT SURFACE!

Cheers.

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