The wisest among us, I exclude myself from that class, can make persuasive arguments relative to the optimum timing of when to heavily market Tyhee Gold. I believe there would be three or four points of view with no real consensus.

Wisdom of any particular timing aside, some simply suggest that the word on Tyhee Gold will go forth when the major shareholders have met their accumulation targets. This seems rather plausible to me.

But I am unclear on this. Who is to be marketed to? Retail customers like us (don't we have only a marginal impact)...major institutional investors...joint venture partners...majors? I could see where retail customer demand could have a significant share price impact, if Tyhee were a featured company that would gain mainstream awareness during some gold mania phase.

These are just evening ramblings after a long day. As an aside, I woke up my class of political scientist wannabes this morning by informing them that they, as U.S. citizens, had to come up with $50,000 each to pay off our $16 Trilliion of current obligations. They figured "the government". had to pay it. They were informed that we have met the enemy and it is us.

CM