BHP should one day hit $100 through inflation alone on key commodities. Whilst that sounds terrific, will it do it in a manner that beats the ASX200 benchmark? Or beat say the S&P500 returns to get there? That’s the question.
personally I think yes. (Using accumulated return ie dividends and franking tax effected).
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