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Here is the logic of what I believe to be the best indicators of a turning point for TDC.

Premise 1: A moment will come when the risks associated with Tyhee going into production (or JV) are reduced sufficiently for smart money to flow into the stock EN MASSE.

Premise 2: Some of the very people who invest in Tyhee (PPs) are also responsible for share price being held below a ceiling as they sell shares at about 15 cents (which cost them 10) and they build up cash for the next PP while keeping from being forced to exercise their $0.20 warrants. Thus recycling their investment and accumulating more and more warrants in the process.

Premise 3: There is currently no avalanche of investors into the junior gold sector, so Tyhee suffers from low liquidity and any selling pressure depresses prices. Any upward pressure is quickly absorbed by additional selling (2 above). We are bracketed.

Premise 4: Just as Japanese people sit around wiating for someone else to make a move and then suddenly all agree (consensus) that they should move in a particular direction, when this moment comes in regard to a gold junior suddenly there can be lots of analysts giving buy ratings and investors buying up shares. Until that time, there will be essentially no liquidity.

Premise 5: Sprott is the most astute institutional investor in Tyhee. These new players, Black, Sonnerich etc, are sharp and opportunistic and welcome, but they are not legendary, connected or experienced in the gold junior sector.

Argument: When the moment comes for Tyhee to take off (like Romarco's initial rise from $0.15 to $1.45) any or all of the institutional investors will make a move to buy shares and more importantly, they will stop selling shares (as in 2, above).

Conclusion. The best firm to watch for an incipient release of Tyhee's spring-like supression, in my opinion, is Sprott. If they suddenly begin to buy shares in Tyhee in the public market, or ramp up shreholdings by participating in any PPs, then I think that game-changing moment has arrived.

To a lesser extent, insider buying could have the same indicative power. Of course this assumes that the reason DW (and other key insiders) is/are not buying shares is that this game-changing is still a ways away. DW is keeping his powder dry. I believe that due to point 2 (above), everybody inside TDC knows that the share price can not take off until after the next PP.

So my expectation is that we will see a Private Placement at $0.15 cents to raise about $5 million dollars, followed by those game-changers (share price limiters) STOP SELLING and allow the share price to rise coincident with or just in advance of analysts ratings and an influx of smare money. When this type of perfect storm happens, those with all the warrants will reap massive rewards, as they "allow" the share price to adjust to where it should be.

Note: I do not believe that low SP for TDC and other juniors is part of any conspiracy by TPTB. Rather, the unintended and un-directed consequence of the US Debt sucking all the risk cash out of the marketplace. OK, maybe it is the Republicans keeping the economy in the outhouse until they defeath President Obama. In any case, there is no meaningful short-selling problem in regard to TDC.

I am very optimitistic about the coming months. A decision to build the mine could be made by this time next year, but there is a lot of spending to be done between now and then. We will also have press releases and updated from GNWT as each of the remaining benchmarks is achieved. Some will generate considerable local interest.

The best way for a small investor like me to participate in this rare opportunity is to be right, sit tight, and accumulate. Accumulate. ACCUMULATE.

Got Tyhee?

SKELLIG

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