I f Tyhee gets financing, they will build a mine(s) and go into production. If this all happens, here is what owners of Tyhee have to look forward to:

Assumptions:

Production rate of 150,000 oz/per year.

Total shares outstanding at time of production of 400 Million

Total debt at start of production $150 Million at 8% APR, 8 year amortization:

Monthly payment of $2,120,000 = $25,440,000 per year.

Price / Earnings (PE) Ratio of 30.

Operating cost of $600/ounce (Current est. per Pre-Feas. Study is low 500's)

GOLD PRICE at $2,500 (Sinclair is talking $5,000 now...QE to infinity is in the bag now)

Yearly Gross: 150,000 x $2,500 = $375,000,000 ($375M)

Yearly Net: $375M – (150K x $600) – ($25.44M) = $259.56M

Earnings per share: $259.56M / 400M shares = $ 0.65

Price Per Share(PPS): 30 (PE) = PPS/$0.65

Therefore PPS = $19.50 (140 bagger...LOL)

So, if gold goes higher and/or Tyhee increases production and/or the blow-off

stage occurs eventually in the mining shares, what will Tyhee's share price

potential be?

The average price/share of gold miners in the 1980 blow-off was roughly

$50/share (Inflation adjusted thats near $150/share today)

Tyhee: STILL STRONG BUY

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