I was looking for some cash in my couch, and finally came up with enough to pick up 60,000 of the shares I had to sell last summer during my holiday to Vancouver. I had to buy them at 20.5 and 20 cents, vice the 14 or so I got selling them. It hurts to have missed the opportunity to gobble up shares at the bottom.

But I take some consolation in the idea that it is very hard to pick a bottom, but it's important to at least pick the rising trend. I think there are lots of investors who will hear of the recent share price performance, and come in as new tyhee investors. THen they'll learn about the entire picture here, doing their own due dilligence. THey will see a rising trend and the real value we longs have known of for years. And then they'll start to put cash in, just as we have, and gobble up any shares some of our weak hands have to let go of.

For every one who abandons their long, hard path to Tyhee production, there will be 2 buyers.

I have a long way to go to get back to my former balance, but will keep chipping way at it. These shares are cheap at 25 cents. I just have to forget about how many I could have had at 12 cents!.

Do any of you recognize the advice many give, not to cost average down but to increase your holding of something in a rising trend? That will be the story here. Perhaps in addition to funds selling to clients, telling them of a 44 cent target, and selling shares to their clients, whicy they picked up at 10 cents in the last PP.

I'll be buyer of tyhee shares from this point, and do not want to risk being out of the party. The doors have opened, come on in!

By the way, how about a news release this week?

SKELEG