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29/11/16

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Originally posted by milesy ↑

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I remember you picked some great RTO runners a year or two back. Before most were understanding just how far some could go.

I hope you sold out as many have gone through their whole P&D cycle since those days.

I love your approach and the way you write. Non-emotional and with eyes wide open....unlike many who seem to be a bit hysterical at this stage.

The fact is, they have a disruptive product commercial ready (FDA approved), only 117 mill shares on issue and no debt (except a small overdraft facility. They even have 'add on' products in the pipeline and another, non-core product that they can sell.

I'm not sure what else investors could expect at this stage? Once one deal is signed, and the business model obvious, this will absolutely fly.

Technically, I think it has behaved as expected...I think the initial gap at 22c ish, was a breakaway gap. This will only be filled if a catastrophe occurs (which I never discount). Retailers took the sp far too high and thus the retrace. The 37c gap could be considered filled, with this price range holding firm for a number if trading sessions now, so I'm hoping for a run back into the 40's soon.

From there, it is just waiting in crucial announcements in order to re-rate further.

I traded my first purchase for a small profit, but have re-bought in again and, at this stage, will be looking at holding until early to mid next year.

Just my thoughts.

Milesy

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If we get back to 22cents l think l will trade myself out of all my positions and never invest in any asx stock
I know how it all works but if we as australian investors cannot value our stocks that warrant a decent mcap then l cannot just support p and ds l am over them
Want decent stocks like lbt to grow and grow and potentially employ my kids etc etc
Thats me mind you at 22cents its going to be a big hit on the u know what but for now l do not want to entertain that thought
Would be absolutely pathetic

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