It was tongue in cheek in response to the post before; of course...

It was tongue in cheek in response to the post before; of course I understand the market has valued based on the current pursued and funded path and the market generally only prices current reality (bar the large spec swings); and that associated P(coking coal production) is marginal at present and any real value assigned to SP derived from it must be heavily discounted to reflect that uncertainty - so, excluding coal shouldn't have much impact, although it is a damn good reason to gamble if chucking money at something that has a very good EV without acknowledging the brownfield tin. I'm not sure how much money has came into the company since the 1-2c days as a result of coal speculation - yes, SP has risen on tin news, but coking coal has drawn money into companies as well during the last 9 months (not as much for NAE as other straight coal plays though).

I'm not into charting, but long term probability in the context of fundamentals.

Like yourself, I don't own a trivial amount of shares in this company.

Any thoughts on how much SP rise has been attributable to coal?