Baires,

I would not put any faith in what LOM predicts. I seem to remember they had a 2010 year end target of $0.44 or $0.45 (not enough time to check on the actual target price and date).

I would also not assume that Tyhee stock would follow the same path that Romarco's did. All miners are not created equal, and as far as I can tell, Tyhee has a business plan unlike most other junior explorers. Also, I seem to remember the CEO of Romarco making some bold statements that while helping to pop the SP, can lead to legal issues down the road if they are found to be misleading.

Finally, you said in a previous post that you and others have said countless times that the dilution is increasing the value of the company. I'd like to see hard numbers to support that claim. If you don't have time or the desire, I understand. I won't force you to do it. But just understand that without proof your claims are as good (or bad) as anyone else's opinion.

Barley