Very interesting, Player.

Seems you tar me with the same brush as all those who are postive? I have never posted on other sites. I don't "name large companies" interested in buyout of TDC - I don't think a buyout is even worth talking about! It's not the vision I bouth into, not the vision of the key investors. So I wonder at why you slam optimism? -- Irresponsible? Everybody knows that a resource junior is a Risky venture.

My optimism is aimed at encouraging other small investors not to sell until the rewards are in hand. My advice to buy at the 10 cent bottom was accurate, according to your own words. So those who loaded up at the bottom, on my own encouragement, may be happy that it seems to have been a goodinvestment decision. Averaging down at bottom is almost as good as having time out/in moves like you claim to have done. (well done, by the way).

Selling low, based on the pessimism, as your type of posts seem to encourage, is the one sure way to book in losses. Selling as soon as it gets back to the 50 or 60 cents, as per a recent thread in disucssion, would be to lose out on the real prospects for this investment. Sure, I had no understanding of how the US dollar could surge when the debt spiral started to come apart, but i'm in good company on that error. The next few months may well make that only a blip, soon forgotten when valuations find a more rational basis.

You are entitled to your views on this, and we've crossed swords on some of your extreme illumaniti / conspiracy postings, but it's a healthy exchange.

However, at it's base, this is a site for discussion of whether tyhee is a good investment.

How are the long term prospects for this investment?

Do you dispute that it's a good investment for long term?

Do you dispute that the risk-reward premium, if a mine gets into operation, can be as substantial as $10 to $20 in a few years?

Do you think it's not appropriate to encourage others to look at Tyhee?

Or do you just like to provoke?

SKELEG