Pleased to see more proof that my shares in Tyhee are appreciating in value regardless of what the market thinks.

I have a portfolio spreadsheet which I update every weekend with Friday's closing stock prices. I'm thinking of ignoring the stock prices and adapting it to value my juniors based on real values like, number of ounces, estimated cash costs, metal prices etc. Anyone do this? Could be a good way of concentrating the mind on the fundamentals of the stock rather than the share price which appears to be no guide to value at present.

When you think about it, the share price need only concern us when we are in a postion to add or thinking of selling up, rest of the time it's just noise.