I don't understand why the share price has fallen 20% in a month if Met coal hasn't really moved, the business is broadly debt free, and will have huge free capital flows and virtually locked in profits over the next six months?
Surely it's a no brainer to get into a company that's guaranteed to be throwing off huge dividends in the coming months, but can someone hypothesise?
Ann: Investor Call Details, page-63
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