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Message: Tyhee 's Share Price and Trading Activity, Gold, and More: Hubert's Take On It.

Tyhee 's Share Price and Trading Activity, Gold, and More: Hubert's Take On It.

posted on Mar 24, 2010 01:11PM

Tyhee 's Share price and trading activity

http://tyheeinvestors.blogspot.com/

Some investors are trying to cap the share price and force it down. The high volume seen last week is gone with no particular action on the upside.
Knowing the potential value of Tyhee and the real value based on recent takeovers of Canadian gold companies, I am now wondering why this is happening.
Warren Bevan has warned us that low volume and low share price were a recipe for manipulation. He says:
"With such a small dollar amount traded daily it’s an easy target for the corrupt bunch who short these types of stocks illegally and make a killing,while disheartening long-term shareholders temporarily". I do not know if there is any "illegal activity" but on a post coming next Monday, you will see that on this question, Dave Webb is saying: "Currently no declared short position".
My question above "why is this happening" should have been followed by "and why for so long?". By adding this sentence you see the problem and the possible answer in a different light.
I remember during a research. on gold juniors located in different part of the world, to have discovered that South African companies were the ones with the highest increase in share value, while North American had the lowest.
We have seen a spike in M&A activity in the Canadian gold mining industry lately. Are Canadian gold exploration companies targeted and their share price reduced to a minimum in order to become easy and cheap takeover targets? Is Tyhee just one of the target or one that has been chosen because of its huge potential?
These are some of the questions I will try to answer in the next few days.

Hubert
Posted by Hubert at 10:56 AM 0 comments Links to this post

Greece/Euro/$US and gold update...

The dollar surged to a ten-month high against the euro Wednesday morning in New York amid deepening concerns that Greece may require aid from the International Monetary Fund.

German official, as expected so far, have declined to let the EC give some cash to Greece. Bloomberg in a story today says: "Chancellor Angela Merkel says her voters shouldn’t foot the bill for Greek excess". I think I have read something like this somewhere???? AH YES! HERE.

Rating agency Fitch (rating agency) has just lowered Portugal's long-term foreign and local currency Issuer Default Ratings, or IDR, to 'AA-' from 'AA'. The outlooks on the long-term IDRs are negative....

I will not continue the list: We have already talked about the big picture. ONE ADVICE: RELAX. The big guys are playing and there is nothing you can do. We are going to see wild swings in all currencies and in a very short period of time. It is called "currencies earthquakes" and it is like global warming: Here to stay.

One thing for sure: European governments will go after the hedge funds with a vengeance. The hedge funds will go after the dollar sooner rather than later. The price of gold will reach the moon.

Hubert
Posted by Hubert at 9:15 AM 0 comments Links to this post

Jim Sinclair's latest reminder.

Read this again and again and despite the huge manipulation I am talking about all the time on this blog: Keep smiling... You are right, they are wrong!

Dear CIGAs,


Twelve hours after departing JFK you arrive at one of the best airports in the world. A layover in Dubai is an experience and a pleasure. This is one of the busiest airports when it comes to gold bullion purchases. Already at 9 AM the counters are busy. This major point of Middle Eastern travel clearly respects gold as money and does not seem to be bothered by the madness of the currency markets now under control of the algorithm driven hedge funds and the financial anarchists that have sown the seeds of disaster amongst all the Western world economies.

Looking back from where I came today it is hard to distinguish between the problems of the EU and the percolating US dollar situation. The USA is an economic and political union under severe economic stress.

There is no question that the bankruptcy of US states is a much larger problem than Greece, Italy, Spain, and Portugal all put together.

USA investors still feel that their country and currency is invulnerable to the problems presently facing the EU.

Quite to the contrary and within a sort period of time it will be evident that the USA and GB have an incurable debt problem of greater significance than the EU.

The US dollar is no safe haven. In fact there is no safe haven in any currency as they are all paper instruments with promises to pay absolutely nothing whatsoever. All have huge liabilities attached

In North America it is still the Canadian dollar and in Europe it is the Swiss franc which are the respective fiat currencies of choice.

Gold is the only currency free of liability. Gold is the ultimate currency that will carry you across this Sea of Samsara.

Gold will trade at $1650 and above. About that I have no doubt.

If you recall back at $529.40 my advice was to cease trading gold. It was at that point the price had entered into a runaway. That advice remains intact.
http://jsmineset.com/

Hubert
Posted by Hubert at 5:14 AM 0 comments Links to this post
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Baires
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