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Gold/Mining/Energy : Tyhee (Toronto Stock Exchange) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Phil Jones who wrote (178)8/1/2001 7:38:21 PM
From: d:oug  Respond to of 695
 
"Best to let it rust than to sell it a firesale price." Phil

yes & no
or
survival based on the cows coming home
ain't the best way to wait
especially if a company already has good dirt
in the Northwest territories
and if at present its as if this company
is under water holding its breath
waiting for the price of gold to raise upwards
and push upwards this company
so that its head is above the water line,
for a breath.

My current speculation of Tyhee is that Dave obtained
through the direct actions of a 20 to 1 consolidation
with name change, plus in more speculation of me,
required to plan the future success of Tyhee based
completely on activity that excluded any help from
any activity directly obtained from a wait & hope
and continuing trying to resolve the Mongolian
sad state of affairs where leaders both governmental
and private of Mongolia will give this foreign company
of ours the shafted screw-job based on them having
the home-court advantage allowing them to side-step
both their own laws, and the international business
and commerce laws they talked but refuse to walk.

Bottom line, if the gata war with the current focus
on the usa government doing a cover-up on the
appearance of the Duck Test resulting in the
following article being on-target,

July 23, 2001
What Is Happening to America's Gold?
by James Turk
© by The Freemarket Gold & Money Report.,

then one can expect either outcome,
with no-change in the price of gold
not being a possibility.

1.Nixon era Watergate type scandal,
causing price of gold to explode upwards $500 - $5,000

2.Nixon era Watergate type scandal,
causing crashing world economies
to implement controls onto the price of gold
keeping it at $290 forever.

So Phil, to take $100 for bumbat today,
or to take a $300 for bumbat tomorrow
with the tomorrow sale price of $300 also having
the possibility to be $10 forever is an easy decision
if Tyhee had a revenue stream, or if Tyhee has an
official company news release stating a development
in the data collected from tests on the areas being
looked at to show that rather than ask outsiders for
new investment cash, the data will create a reverse
in that outside cash will ask Tyhee "Please accept
our money so that we can join you in..."

As for contacts from others in regard to Bumbat,
i will speculate that the only offers had these qualifiers.

1. Fire-sale price offers
AND
2. These person places or things had direct contact
with those leaders, both governmental and private
of Mongolia, that are preventing Tyhee/MGR from
a fair and legal settlement or outcome. a.k.a. Only
those with assurance to these Mongolian leaders
that they will not be shafter as MGR/Tyhee was/is
are able to enter into the fixed and corrupt game
to obtain Bumbat. Bumbat in my opinion will remain
a pox'ed mark on the face of the nation of Mongolia.

To me at this present time, if Dave Webb knows that
a certain amount of cash can move or develope Tyhee
into that place or level he understands as safe & sound
for the long term future, the i say dump Bumbat and do
this for a long term future success of Tyhee. For example,
dispose Bumbat for 1/100 (one hundredth) of what its worth
would be for a price of gold at $290 if that cash could be
put towards above mentioned "will make a difference
to Tyhee long term."

Sorry Phil, but my hold on shares here is eXtra long,
as in i will pass them on to others in about 35 years.

dougak