Bairnes.

There is a plethora of news lately about gold investments, mining stock picks, etc. All very interesting to me who as a large shareholder in Tyhee stock can perhaps glean some information - that is, read between the lines - about how Tyhee may be doing relative to the market. Case in point: speculation about the connection between Sutter and Tyhee. Is this really salient?I thought this was all old news.

Gold is in the financial news when you open the paper in the morning.  There is a ton of information in Canadian and US papers about junior miners, GLD,  

Where though is the news from Tyhee.

You talk about that only material facts can be disclosed. What that means to me is that management refuses to share anything remotely material for fear it will affect the price of the stock. It also could mean that management is not involved in the daily operations of the company to the satisfaction of the shareholders. Are they afraid to make a statement about the future prospects of the company because there is nothing tangible and therefore the company is in real trouble?

Hell, this is all conjecture.

But it’s been years since we’ve seen a annual report or even a letter from management. I am a stockholder with a material interest in Tyhee’s future. Am I not entitled to information regarding Tyhee?  Don’t we all have a right to know how the company is performing.!! 

Is there nothing newsworthy in the negotiations that cannot be that cannot be shared with the stockholders?

Baires, from my perspective here in the deep South you have been the only person that has any connection with the company. You to be sure have a vested interest in Tyhee’s success or God forbid -- failure,l and your concern is appreciated. You have generously taken the time to share your views about what’s going on inside Tyhee.

However, as much as your comments are welcome to me and others, it is not, so to speak, the same as  “news from the horse's mouth”.

I would be happy just to know if I can breakeven with my investment in the company.

Maybe someone from the company will take the time to read these comments and speak up. I hope.