well put. I am buying LTNC for what the pps will be in 2-3 years..not what it is or was. Thats what growth investing is.

smart investors are not concerned about profitability yet. This is a growth play..not a dividend play.

I think we should also consider that this presentation has nothing to do with raising funds but market awareness instead...I think that is a possibility.

You may be right. I dont see this CEO putting us in a bad situation though.

I dunno..seems like a smart move up from using convertible note financing and could potentially reduce or prevent dilution and provide substantial capital infusion. Im optimistic.

Finally! Its about time we get the word out about LTNC to the right people! They should have done this months ago imo.

I see news

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/labor-smart-inc-present-national-131000747.html

been holding this POS for so long...would love to see it catch fire and move!

Its still up about 1000% since IPO...so...yea.

What does company performance have to do with stock price? Nothing. kthx

A company states goals a year in advance and exceeds those goals. I would call that success. LTNC has been extremely successful.

This is made up:

How can we say they are losing revenue when revenue is up yoy by 227% and same store sales are up 90% yoy. If we do some very simple math we see that revenue is up in the newer stores by 137%. Can we say woooooohoooo! Those are facts. Anything contrary is fiction.

More importantly..how awesome is it going to be when those new stores are doing 170k a month also once they mature! Profits baby!

Revenue up 227% YoY and same store sales up 90% YoY...those are facts. We can dispute it but it doesnt change it. LTNC is growing faster than probably any legit public company. We'll be reading about it in the WSJ soon enough and us longs get paid!

Good traders average down to take advantage of cheaper shares so when they sell they make more money. Its not the other way around lol. Averaging down to cut losses=lots more losses.

Who averages down to cut losses? LOL Its obvious that the buying is coming from people who are long and strong and know that this company is going to make us all some nice $$$ when it realizes the profits from its growth.

Well lets see. The company is growing revenue at 227% yoy. I dont think any of us can give them lessons on how to grow revenue. Clearly they have that figured out, website and all.

We didnt think losses were bad. We thought losses were fairly irrelevant given the company's rapid growing size and the fact that its only a 2 yr old company. We like the growth. We will like the profits in the future even more.

Who are the investors buying the shares that are being sold?

I agree this is an excellent opportunity. Just a matter of time before the growing revenues turn into growing profits. I think we see positive ebitda by Q3.

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Thats interesting. I think it shows us that longs are suspicious about some of the messages showing up here. The longs in LTNC are engaged. We know what is fact and what is fiction.

When we see information from some that we know is fabricated or misleading, it is our duty to call it out as we pursue proper DD.

The website looks fine to me. Not like these staffing guys get much revenue from web presences anyway.

And exactly how much is "all this overhang"? With a 75 mil AS and an os around 22 million..there cant be very much overhang.. I mean..simple math should tell us this. So some people got shares cheaper than the next and they will sell it at a higher price..float is still tiny..math says there cant be "all this overhang".

Sorry.

There are lots of very successful companies that consciously chose growth over profits in the early years. Facebook, Twitter, Amazon.com, Service Now, TrueBlue, etc etc etc.

There a difference between growing a NEW company to scale and managing an old one for profits. LTNC has the right idea and I am long and strong. Sure there is risk, just as there is with ANY company. The downside risk with LTNC is pretty limited though. It has a $4 million market cap....lol...with $30 million in projected revenue this year.

BUY EM!

How is that considered fluff? Are we saying there is only one time a year that a public company puts out news that isnt fluff?

LTNC news is anything but fluff imo. As an actual shareholder, it is good to see regular updates of material information.

Please direct us to what fluff PR and pump you are speaking about. I see neither.

no..because ALL but 6 have been open less than a year...and most of those less than 9 months. Just wait til March and April when those newer stores start pulling down massive revenue growth. I predict profits this year.

Because we have to look at relevant numbers. YoY loss comparisons are not comparable for a company growing this fast. We will see the losses get smaller and smaller quarter to quarter. YoY revenue comparisons are totally different ball game because it validates the business model and strategy is working. We should not be concerned with profitability until we see the company projecting profits and then we will want to know that they can meet or exceed.

Ofcourse, if we aren't a shareholder or are short the stock..none of the above matters and everything is negative no matter what the company does.

Im long LTNC until the company shows it cant grow or shows it has no path to profitability. Currently, the path to profitability is very clear.

collectively im up quite a bit..i have a core position that i add and reduce based on fluctuations..but im here for long term..just take advantage of short term movements for short terms gains.

REally? You cant see it? Q2 net loss was $649k (25.9% of revenue) Q3 net loss was 419k (7.8% of revenue).

DRAMATIC drop in net loss from a % of revenue perspective (the perspective we should all have if we understand this stock and the company's strategy) and a decent drop in net loss dollars. Also worth pointing out that the largest chunk of losses is related to non-cash expenses such as options and incentives for staff (they have an active S-8).

At the end of the day..earnings are most important. However, the focus on revenue growth is the right approach imo. IF revenue keeps growing at current pace, earnings will take care of itself imo.

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Pretty sure people were saying the same thing about the 4 opened the prior year..and now look at those..now we are saying "lets keep those and get rid of the new ones"...when we all know that the 9 new ones will look just like the older 6 ones in a few months and this company is pulling down 3mil+ a month in revenue.

being updated with new offices maybe? I checked and its down for me as well

This is outright libelous.

They are only toxic if they convert. LTNC has paid off almost all convertibles they have entered into with cash.

So you think new stores are ramping up that quickly? nice!

so 9 office open less than a year (most of them less than 9 months) are already averaging about 10k per week in revenue is considered bad? LOL now thats funny! We saw this same dynamic with the ones opened in the year prior..the same ones that are knocking out 90% yoy growth!!! Bwahaah!!!!

same store sales were up 90% for the first 4 weeks of 2014 vs the first 4 weeks of 2013.

What company does month to month comparisons and not YoY comparisons? Just curious if there is ANY public company that reports financials that way. LTNC has never had "down" revenues when lookign at a YoY comparison and furthermore, same store sales are up 90% so we dont have to wonder about 6vs15 stores. Its right there...90%.

I spy a double bottom ..break of .255 to confirm