Perhaps, but I'm not sure Tyhee (or current Tyhee shareholders) wants those shareholders though. From my perspective, there should be a really strong case before any splits or reverse splits are resolved, not just cosmetic reasons. Tyhee should focus on its drilling projects, PFS, DAR, etc. and not worry too much about its share price. Fair enough that it currently might be certain gains from a financing perspective (i.e. if Tyhee need to issue shares, warrants etc. to raise financing) if the Tyhee stock was higher priced, but then again Tyhee should be able to present to a potential financing partner a more fair and accurate valuation of Tyhee than the share price indicates and base any long term financing arrangements on such valuation. Eventually (release of PFS or sooner), the undervaluation of Tyhee will be corrected. Until then, it's an excellent buy opportunity for all of us focused on value for money.

Peter