no because it is based of the current year with conservative numbers, but the current year coal prices cannot be extrapolated out indefinitely.
Coal prices WILL come down in the future, this is a certainty. The uncertain part is:
*when?, the longer coal prices stay high, the more cash and the more value in YAL
*what price does coal fall to, is there a new higher natural equilibrium given difficulty in increasing global coal supplies?
I don't have the answers to these questions.
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