One other explanation I've been coming to terms with is that the market could be discounting Tyhee as though the end of the world will come before Tyhee goes into production. But that has to be eliminated, as other juniors that will take a long time for production are not all in the dog house.

So then I realized that if the market is factoring in that a meteor will hit Yellownife reagion, then Tyhee can't go into production while other juniors, such as in the Red Lake districkt, will. I guess there is no Red Lake meteor discount at work.

But seriously, I think it's because Tyhee is going it alone, and can't be valued as a take-out target and production is still years away. Time keeps ticking, however, and a fundamental risk-revaluation of Tyhee will occur. This year? Hope so.

If what we say on these forums matters, than maybe share price was badly hurt when Baires made a joke that SKELEG would be a good CEO to replace DW if he left Tyhee. Market did not like that, so we have to nail down DW as CEO, and keep him and his team in place for the long haul. Maybe we need to put on a CEO appreciation night?

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