Skeleg,

There's a lot more to the San Gold picture than you seem to be aware of. I'm not even sure where to start. Maybe the best place is to point out that I sold most of my Tyhee shares a year ago, invested a lot of the money in San Gold, and have made over 150% return.

I think you need to go back, read the SGR news releases, read the financial statements and MD&A, and know San Gold as well as you know Tyhee. Over the last year, San Gold was a sure thing. Tyhee was not.

I'm not out to knock Tyhee. I actually took money off the table from SGR (unfortunately, so far, as the case turns out) and bought shares in Tyhee back at a lower price than I sold them at for last year. I think Tyhee is undervalued and has a lot of upside potential.

Tyhee does not have an operational mill already operating on high grade gold, at profit, and consistent news releases such as this:

http://ca.us.biz.yahoo.com/iw/100422/0611132.html?.v=1

If it comes right down to it, the move into gold companies for a lot of individuals boils down to whether the company is generating a profit. In the current environment, people will pay high multiples for a gold company operating profitably, and a lot less for a junioor explorer.