Tempered Expectations, page-11

I'm not trying to suggest NSL will get anywhere near FMG but I must admit it's the closest comparably with how it started and what it produces.

FMG listed in 1988 at 40 cents
From 89 till 98 it was as low as 1 cent and high as 12 cents.
In 98 it was around 2 cent.
After  1 to 5 split in Feb 1998 it then opened At 10 cents.
From there it took 5 years to get into mid to high cent range.
Late 2004 it started trading in the dollers and in Dec 2007 it closed at 63.50.
After that it done 10 to 1 split and started trading at 10 dollerydoos.
And finally in 2011 it started paying dividends.
From looking at FMGs timeline we are currently sitting at 1998 on our way to the high cent range and moving into the dollerydoos within 5 years.
https://au.finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=FMG.AX&a=00&b=29&c=1988&d=01&e=12&f=2017&g=m&z=66&y=66