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LTC is now way undervalued compared to BTC so has a lot to catchup. $100+ stable price
in next 1-2 months should be a good start.

It is really way undervalued. Looking back at the coming years, I pretty much expect that a lot should have happened to this coin but apparently it seems more like a tag along. However, I feel we will at least see some little boost in the coming years hopefully it does not get pushed down fast. For transaction purposes however, it has been awesome.

We can see LTC price move again soon but its having hard time because most investors and traders are focusing in ICO's and I think that's the reason why most of the strong and old coins are having hard time to go up not unless they make big news that can trigger people to invest to them again.

You won't see the price of Litecoin recover in this year.
Breakout resistance price at @0.025 failed 2 turns, the price of this token begin the bearish trend like Factor, Stellar, Ripple, Siacoin ...

Which price do you refer to?

It seems like you mean Litecoin price in bitcoins, but Litecoin's recovery would largely depend on Bitcoin itself, not so much on Litecoin in and of itself. For example, if Bitcoin continues to surge like it does right now to 10,000 dollars per coin and beyond, Litecoin will likely continue to spiral down in bitcoins further. But if we look at its dollar price, Litecoin seems to be pretty resilient at over 50 dollars per coin. Could it grow higher? I think this is quite possible. Would that count as "recovery"? I guess that would depend on your point of view, but if you ask me, to me, it would be a genuine recovery since both Bitcoin and Litecoin are still priced mostly in US dollars, and this is what most people are looking for, i.e. fiat profits