Woody offers comments worth considering, but I come at my view of my Tyhee investment a bit differently.

I believe we're nearing the end of the process where shareholders are willing to sell at a losing price...as the vast majority of shares were acquired at significantly higher share price. If Interinvest wants to further its accumulation, it is well aware that it must sweeten the bid. With the FS in place, other institutional investors and funds will be first looking at Tyhee, or those that have, will start taking a more serious look. No one can predict when the share price will move significantly. But we have gold in Canada. Absent gold price suppression, gold would be multiples of what it is now. The dollar is dying. What does that tell us. And large producers need new sources of product. We're holding a very strong hand.

Dead money is Treasuries...and the U.S. dollar itself.

CM