The answer to this is quite simple. Think of all the times you...

The answer to this is quite simple. Think of all the times you sold a house and then came back a year later and saw it's value was 60% more. You knew all along that it was worth much more but you sold it anyway. Perhaps you had to.....but, in this case, we do not have to sell it. I don't think anyone believes LTR is worth less than $7 over time to them (even if that is counting future dividends or not), with a little patience, so why throw the 200% extra money away. Because you do not have to sell . That's the bottom line.

As for non-holders asking incessant hypothetical questions without skin in the game, it's just unwanted and detrimental noise. it's like asking the TAB or another betting app whether you can get your money back if the odds at the start of the race are not the same odds you placed your bet at.

" I want my $10 that I was promised when I bet $2 at $5 the win" "I knew the horse got a needle, everyone laid money on it and it shortened to $3.50)

I won...I won $7....but I want $10 or I'm not betting on that horse again. Give me the $2 back....how stupid I am.