I'd agree with you about that similarity, but only to the point where Tyhee is, as was Aurelian, undervalued and its share price languished for some time.

Aurelian had a gold resource of about 14 million ounces v. Tyhee's 2.1M.

Also, Aurelian's grades were much higher, so once the magnitude of that discovery sunk in, the stock took off.

I do not believe that will be repeated by Tyhee in the same way.

At this point, I see Romarco Minerals' performance as showing the most likely pattern for how the market will value Tyhee once it gets financed and a Pre-feasibility.

B.