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.

Last week, I was going to top up on TAD, I'm glad that I changed my mind & topped up on these instead.

It looks like we may get back UP to sensible prices again.

Yep :-) Douggie

Another steady day - looking good.

If RTD keep their price in the week after the AGM, we should really see some action.

Douggie's certainly going to have a nice surprise on his return. :-)))))

Already hold quite a few in RTD, but is it worth topping up again before the meeting on Friday?

What is really expected to come out of this meeting on Friday?

Tokyo - A fine time to top up I would say. I think I'll fill-up this year's ISA with a chunk of my RTD tomorrow - to get the maximum tax-free upside.

Looks like profit takers were in today - should be moving upwards again as the week goes on.

Well worth looking into CFP also, if you have any funds spare (and the MMs have any shares spare lol!).

OG

Thanks OG - I actually topped up yesterday. I am still not sure what is going to come out of the meeting on Friday, contract news? this long term incentive plan (for investors or the directors?)

Sorry to ask again, but if anyone can enlighten me, I'd really appriecate it


Tokyo

OG thanks for the tip on CFP- Had a look at it, and jumped in this morning, already up over 12%, with this and retail decisions, I shall be a happy man

mornin all :O)))))))))))))))

welcome back douggie :)))))))))))))))))))))))

Oh heck!!... ;-[

er, Douggie, could you possibly go away again? ;)

I think the intra day drop was in profit taking yet again, it rose a whole penny (I still hold 120,000, so the 1200 pounds profit looked tempting, but have been a long term holder and see no reason to sell out just yet, still great things to come from this company, is my gut feeling) I'm pretty confident the interest is still there in this stock and we shall see 22 pence by Friday, after that all depends on the meeting, annoucements, etc. we have to rememebr that RTD is still a growth company, prices of 70 pence, etc were being thrown around earlier in March, this could still be attained towards the end of this year.

good luck to all holders

Tokyo

zscrooge,.. Iwish the answer could be yes!!!!

No point Douggie, 1p will not help me, would still be in loss position, now 30p well we're talking tea and cakes then.

amberjane I;d be willimg to go almost anywhrer and do almost anything to get price up to 30p...but the sellers would be in like lemmings look what just .25p rise has done!!!!!!!

Yiks, I've got no chance then, no goodies for months :-(

Just checked in to read the latest views on this stock and had to go searching for the thread, what happened to all the interest, especially with the meeting later today. Fundamentalist and all other long term holders are you still here?
If the news is good then we could see the 22 pence resistance level broken next week, even though we will have to fight against all the short term profit takers, which is what is really holding this stock back, a rise of 0.5p sees a mass sell off, earlier this week we saw 21 pence followed by a mass sell off. I personally am holding mine until we can see around 25-30 pence.

Morning all.
Still holding.lots lol :-)
Much not very good US and international news, holding this, like most stocks back.Long term still very attractive.

2 new contracts!

Retail Decisions says on track to meet FY expectations

http://www.moneyam.com/action/news/showArticle?id=349160

http://moneyam.uk-wire.com/cgi-bin/articles/200404300700111753Y.html

Excellent news - I'm sure there will be more to come throughout the year :-)

The brokers like the look of it:

Daniel Stewart & Company Plc 48 Bishopsgate London EC2N 4AJ Tel: 020 7374 6789 Fax: 020 7374 6742 www.danielstewart.co.uk

Retail Decisions Plc

Trading statement

Key Data Market Cap 58.8m Enterprise Value 54.8m Shares in Issue 289.773m Est Free Float 78.7% Gearing N/a Net Cash (Debt) 4.2m

Next Results Interims Sep 04

Research Roger Tejwani 020 7847 0380 roger.tejwani@danielstewart.co.uk Alex Davies 020 7847 0359 alex.davies@danielstewart.co.uk David Johnson 020 7847 0399 david.johnson@danielstewart.co.uk Sales Tom Jenkins 020 7847 0370 tom.jenkins@danielstewart.co.uk Daniel Willmott 020 7847 0364 daniel.willmott@danielstewart.co.uk Sebastian Wykeham 020 7847 0362 sebastian.wykeham@danielstewart.co.uk


Retail Decisions (RTD.L), the fully integrated risk management solutions provider, has today issued a brief, positive trading statement for Q1 FY 2004. Trading momentum has been maintained, and the company has successfullyconcluded two significant contracts in the card not present arena, including the renewal of a fraud prevention contract with a major US telecoms company and a new contract to process payments for a leading internet travel agency. The company has stated that it is comfortable with the year-end forecasts in the market.

We forecast FY 2004 revenues of 32.0m, with a clean PBT of 6.0m, translating into a weighted average EPS of 1.43p.

The company is currently trading on a forward annualised P/e of 14.6x. With a profitable, cash generative, scaleable business model and a dominant position in a high growth market, we consider that there is considerable upside in the share price, with the risk of earnings disappointment mitigated by a strong recurrent revenue pipeline.

We retain our share price target of 31p, representing 53% upside to the current price. BUY.