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Re: Tmyz post# 18638

Wednesday, 11/26/2014 10:59:14 PM

Wednesday, November 26, 2014 10:59:14 PM

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Your answer....

I'm not sure about any endless dilution or 100's of million that would need to be traded.

The company has fully disclosed its convertible notes. It is unfortunate that regardless of their successful operation, the only financing afforded to them as an OTC company were convertible notes.

I have posted an article about the plight of the OTC market.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/article/20141107160528-27697123-otcbb-what-happened-to-the-individual-investors?trk=object-title

No matter what anyone attempts to convince you, the problem is not with LTNC it is with the OTC market.

In the 80's, 90's and early 2000's we had mutual funds, institutional investors, broker dealers making buy recommendations and accumulating positions in aggressive growth stocks. Due to stringent SEC and FINRA rules combined with liability issues those days are long gone.

This is a great company that has proven it has a successful business model and should be treated as a long term investment. The reason I say this is because it will take a little while for the company to eat through their debt. However, with the numbers they are putting out and their dynamic growth it is only a matter of time before long term shareholders are rewarded for the risk they took in the investment.

Unfortunately, there is no quick fix and they must now pay their dues to the hedge funds that gave them the working capital necessary to build the company that they now have. However, there is light at the end of the tunnel now that they are generating enough revenue stream to not have to borrow this type of money anymore.

Use what I have told you in making your future investment decisions and always be leery of taking or following advice from characters who consistently mislead with blatant misinformation and never provide factual documentation to back up their statements.