"In your opinion, what do you think a legitimate healthy level of daily volume would be for Tyhee at this stage of the game?"

400,000 to 600,000 shares on a continuing daily basis with high volume days nearer 1,500,000 to 2,500,000 shares.

Look at 2006 through 2007 that was fairly healthy volume and we have more shares outstanding now.

There needs to be a continuing supply of bids at or near the stock price so it can't have the price sold down 5 - 10% with a well timed share sale of 10,000 shares or so.

Further, when there is low volume the market maker can and does do as he pleases with the stock sales. I have twice had bids out all day long above the ask price ($Canadian) and have not been filled. Another board member/poster complained of this some time ago. They refuse to execute in order to keep the share price low and buy all that is sold for themselves, then they later sell these shares back into the market when they choose to allow it to go up. Higher volume eliminates both of these IMO deliberate tactics.

P.