Nitefly
- 15 Sep 2003 10:55
Why are we again at 10.5p bid?
It doesn't add up...
Good Results + Strong buying pre results + Christmas online buying soon = Price drop
Then again some companies that have debt for equity hanging in the balance, poor results and bankruptcy around the corner and they go up!
Why sell now at a loss?
Wont that be a kick in the teeth when we see 13.5p 14p again!
Best of luck all.
Fundamentalist
- 06 Apr 2004 16:01
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Douggie - stay patient - why is this now a mid/long term loser? It could be a short term loser but long term fundamentals haven't changed, this has just been manipulated. If looking for somewhere else take a look at DNX - sorry off topic i know
javidshaik
- 06 Apr 2004 19:13
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fundamentalist - why do you recommend DNX. looking at the graph, it has gone sideways for the last 3 years. are their results something worth considering and if so can you enlighten us please?
as for RTD, i agree with fundamentalist, it is a good long term buy. short term would not suprise me if it went down further but it will make profits within the next year.....and i would imagine big profits (busting through that 28-30 resistance).
javid
Fundamentalist
- 06 Apr 2004 21:57
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Javid
Check the DNX thread - I'll post my thoughts there.
zscrooge
- 06 Apr 2004 22:05
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Comparison of DATA and RTD
T/Over DC 3.5M RTD 30.0M
Profit DC .7m RTD 5.9m
Adj EPS DC 1.67p RTD 1.4p
Mkt Cap DC 34m RTD 48m
Sh price DC 78.5p RTD 17.25p
P/e DC 47 RTD 12.3
Funny old world.....
Douggie
- 07 Apr 2004 20:02
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;-[
nematode
- 09 Apr 2004 16:25
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Javd...I replied to you after your first mail but you must have missed it.Sold rtd along with Robbie trader,more potential elsewhere with Bioprogress,enormous potential.salaams to your family.
Douggie
- 09 Apr 2004 18:57
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Hi og. out all day grandparenting yes nice to see blue, :o)) away for two weeks now do hope if not expect to come back to 25p (at least might as well cast high) on return
Happy Easter All ;o)))))
robstuff
- 13 Apr 2004 13:09
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It's Sept 15th post all over again but this time i'd say won't it be a kick in the teeth to those sellers when the price is back up to 28. Lots more selling today, my worst performer yet the most promising co. i can find. A pal of mine who swears by charts in association with fundamentals feels that with so much going for it, and the absence of any downsides/bad news - the price will rise quickly to 32p towards the end of the year, he expects profits to double which at the current price would be a p/e of 5 pre-goodwill amortisation and exceptionals. He believes that on recovery of tech stocks in general, rtd will be amongst the first to recover. I believe his hopes for doubling profit may be optimistic but we know revenue's growing fast and costs are reducing so could be realistic, and he is very cautious person and invests for a living so i'll ride this short term selling out and hope to pick more up as this co is not a no hope tech play
apple
- 13 Apr 2004 13:41
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robstuff
It may yet drop further before it rebounds.
Your pal is saying much the same as I have heard BUT it will be a little while before we get some more news so it will go down first & it wlll need news for a decent recovery.
robstuff
- 13 Apr 2004 14:43
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I don't think it will go much lower, when everyone else is negative which is now is the time it turns, and then everyone will be turning positive again once it's miles too late to get in at these levels and this is why most don't make much. Once we see 22 again you'll see all the positive bullish comments on here return together with the buying. Some good news can come at any time such as directors buying as we saw 2 weeks ago, updates on trading, big contract etc. It's difficult mindset to buy into weakness but the downside is significantly reduced than when it was 28, I sold some at 26.5 so pleasedto be getting back on booard now. If it's looking very good value on fundamentals and the outlook still good then it's a Buy and wait. I very much doubt we'll still be at 16 level in 6mths time the way trading is growing.
dandu71
- 13 Apr 2004 14:50
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Thanks Rob, just gonna watch this one for a while, would like to get in around 16.75p to add to my current stash. I can`t understand why the stock has plumetted this low because it shows good growth.........?????
apple
- 13 Apr 2004 15:35
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Down we go again!
I plan to buy back in between 15.5p & 16p
Fundamentalist
- 13 Apr 2004 15:45
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Rob,
in full agreement with you - there is a lot of negative short term sentiment with this one (and a lot of small caps). Fundamentals are still in place, looking forward to a positive trading update and hopefully some new contracts at the AGM at the end of the month.
apple
- 14 Apr 2004 09:21
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Down we go again.
Looks Like we may reach my target price quicker than expected.
I'd better free up some cash.
It may even go lower than 15p at this rate.
robstuff
- 14 Apr 2004 10:28
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Set your target and stick to it or you'll only kick yourself. Going up now?
robstuff
- 14 Apr 2004 11:23
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Some Chunky Buys coming in - just a hunch but more Director buying maybe.
Fundamentalist
- 14 Apr 2004 11:55
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This may be part of the reason - Daniel Stewart has reiterated its buy recommendation with a 31p target price
Retail Decisions (RTD.L), is a fully integrated risk management solutions provider, focussed on the payment transaction processing and payment card fraud-prevention markets. Following discussions with management, we see no reason for the recent share price weakness. The company currently trades on a forward annualised P/e of 12.1x,a discount of 38% compared to a UK small cap software sector, which trades on 19.5x. Given the companies strong growth profile, and high-quality of earnings, we feel this is unjustified. We consider the fundamentals to be sound A dominant player in a niche market, RTD.L is a profitable, cash generative operation, with a blue-chip customer base including Walmart, MM02, The Royal Bank of Scotland and AT&T. The UK Chip & PIN initiative, combined with increasing numbers of e-commerce transactions are expected to further accelerate rates of fraud in the card not present environment, a non-cyclical growth market. Our 12.8% forecast growth in earnings to FY 2005e is underpinned by organic market growth, whilst the downside risks are mitigated by strong recurrent revenues. Despite posting FY 2003 figures ahead of market expectations, the share price has fallen from a twelve month high of 27p. We consider this fall to be unjustified, and with a compelling growth story, retain our Strong Buy recommendation, with a price target of 31p, representing 85% upside to the current price. For further information on RTD.L, please refer to our initiation of coverage note of March 2004, accessible on www.danielstewart.co.uk
dandu71
- 14 Apr 2004 12:30
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Thanks Fundamentalist, checking today the buyers are strongly back in and catching up with the sells. The recommendation will only help further it`s progress......thanks for the positive information.
scotinvestor
- 14 Apr 2004 12:52
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/story/0,3604,1191758,00.html
check this out which will help RTD also.
The recent collapse in share price has been ridiculous. I'm still happy to hold though, no way am i selling at such a cheap price. Nothing less than 30p for me