Your reference to how a monkey might see the valuation of the...

Your reference to how a monkey might see the valuation of the company is apt. A more useful and appropriate way to describe the valuation is how a discerning, intelligent investor may see the company, not a monkey.

When you are comparing assets, you are essentially saying they have a patch of dirt in Uruguay anda handful of marijuana seedlings. By this logic every useless deadbeat poverty stricken starving junkie in Africa is worth about $15 million!

To simply compare assets and market cap and not take into account all the many other factors is indeed, the analytical standard of a monkey, and will reap rewards accordingly. Look at the AEB price chart for an example. Look at the analysis provided by the AEB bulls here over the last 8 years or so and how their predictions were the exact opposite of the reality, and look at what I have been saying for the last 6 years or so, being consistently on the money.

You need a better strategy than what a monkey could do.