shizumaru speaks wisely. However, I'll take the thought in a different direction, one that pertains to current shareholders, experienced or not. I'll bet most have cost bases between 20 and 45 cents (at least for all those that have been in for two years or more). Say the average is 30 cents, my wild-*ss guess. Since the company has no real debt, it can survive a funding dry spell if necessary by cutting back operations, if it had to. If you believe the move in POG has only just begun (as I do), why take a 65% haircut now? Some will counter with taking the tax loss to offset gains; that depends upon individual circumstances. But I would hope most would not have structured their portfolios to force a sale.

Worst case - JMHO - even if Tyhee goes into hibernation, it will always be worth at least its current market capitization to someone, probably a lot more. And, I think, that is the worst case. If it is successful, then you might regret a sale at this price forever.

Again, my thoughts, not investment advice. DYODD!