According to Don Durrett on FSN, a company like Tyhee may Qualifiy As Giving Investors The Biggest Bang For Their Buck, as it has a "Flagship" property, resources of more than 2million gold ounces and a market cap of less than $200 million, it's in Canada, and has investor friendly management. The exception to his criteria for greatest gain potential in share price is what he says about "share structure". He says if you have a company with more than 250 million shares, fully diluted, then you're reducing the potential gains. ( I'd guess, that he's not now investing in Romarco Minerals which has more than one half billion shares, fully diluted). And when it had much more than 250 million shares last year during the time when its share price rose more than 1,000%!

(If true, in my estimation, he'd be making a big mistake on snubbing Romarco.)

Incidentally, he's got problems with in investing in Mexico (think Kimber Resources), saying that by 2013 Mexico will to be going after the miners for revenue as the country runs out of oil revenue from peak oil declining domestic oil production.

http://www.financialsense.com/financial-sense-newshour

Oct. 27,2010