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Originally posted by GGG77: ↑

What's to fear though?

20th Feb 2020 LTR hit 15 cents, then COVID impacted the market. LTR fell to as low as 5.3 cents. In this space I managed to accumulate a decent quantity of shares and continued to buy whilst the SP kept dropping. Many on here are doing this as we speak. After the SP recovered I continued to buy during this period also because I was aware of the fundamentals.

The retrace mentioned above equalled a 64.67% drop but the fundamentals stayed the same.

13th Oct 2020 LTR hit 30 cents before a capital raise and we fell back to as low as 22 cents 4th Nov 2020.

LTR retraced 26.67% but the fundamentals stayed the same.

2nd March 2021 LTR got to 55 cents. Tim himself even through in a couple of mil at this time. LTR then retraced and after some positive announcements we continued to fall back to as low as 37.5 cents 3rd May 2021.

LTR retraced31.82% but the fundamentals stayed the same.

5th July 2021 LTR went upwards to 91.5 cents then fell to as low as 74 cents 20th July 2021. There was nothing significant to report about to justify these fluctuations.

LTR retraced 19.13% but the fundamentals stayed the same

5th Aug 2021 LTR hit $1.03 then fell back to 84 cents 20th Aug 2021. Again, nothing big going here either.

LTR retraced 18.45% but the fundamentals stayed the same.

24th Sept 2021 we hit an all time high of $1.655 and still largely undervalued with plenty of big announcements due to drop soon. Today we've seen a retrace in SP to as low as $1.24.

This is a retrace of 25.08% from our all time high. This is no different to the previous pull backs. And like them we'll rocket upwards higher again and again. I remember saying only recently on here that we'll soon see 30 cent fluctuations, and we have. It was predictable. the bigger they get the more potential we have.

Pull backs are also opportunities for others. We've seen some of the good humans on here buying up on LTR with their super after we achieved a position on the ASX300. Some of these legends bought at less than 5 cents. These people understand the future of LTR. They have good vision. They understand the FUNDAMENTALS, which have not changed.

Every retrace we've experienced the naysayers and oxygen thieves told us the sky was falling. We're not a penny stock anymore and nothing will stop this technology disruption.

"We have full optionality over our output" "....especially at the moment where we're seeing scarcity pricing"
(Tony Ottaviano, Diggers & Dealers 2021)

Hold your nerve and "ignore the noise"

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Hey @GGG77

That is a great post. Brilliant work. A very good reminder of sp movements.

LTR Price at posting: $1.33 Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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