Strike,

Didn't you omit an Important Stimulus or Two to Tyhee's Share Price?

Wouldn't that be the effect of Tyhee completing a Feasibility in the next 12-18 months. Not to mention what a clear indication that more permitting progress is being made.

Dave Webb has suggested that the cost of going from here to a completed Feasibility Study would not be so enormous, given all that economic study stuff Webb suggests has already been done.

So, let's just say that the permitting progress looks real good this year and Tyhee officially suggests that its Feasibility Study is well underway.

Don't you think the market will reward this progress? Even with Tyhee coming up short from its historic yearly addition of $200,000-$250,000 ounces, when it looks that Webb will be walking into a bank with a Feasibility Study in his pocket, the prospect of getting financing should be quite good?

And, let's not forget that even in this current horrific economy, there are juniors that are succeeding in there efforts to get financing. The examples Webb has referenced are Alamos, Rubicon, Gammon, and Apollo.

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