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.

;o\........wait for it more red

Here is a response from a e-mail i sent to them

Thank you for your email.

I can reiterate ReD's statement in its interim report. The Board of Retail Decisions continues to investigate CyberSource's claim, and believes that the US subsidiary's operations do not infringe any valid claim of the asserted patent. Retail Decisions intends to defend its position vigorously.

As I am sure you can appreciate, the Board is unable to comment further on the claim at this stage but it will continue to update all shareholders as and when it is possible and necessary to do so.

As I am similarly sure you aware, the Board is also unable to comment upon the Group's share price.

Yours sincerely

Jane Martin

Any analysis on todays's performance?

Looks like there is support at 13p

parveen1 - look at the performance of all shares today - not the greatest day in the markets ever :-(

(unless you're in MDW of course!)

What is happening up a penny, haven't seen that in a while

Am i correct in saying the 650,000 trade is a buy rather than a sell as shown,
when you look at the time it was executed and the the bid and offer


overgrowth

Looks like you predicted that really well

well done

Parveen - yes looks like a buy to me as is the 500k that has just gone through.

Does someone know something us small investors dont ?

I do hope so...;o\ xfinger

Real possibility of a news leak here I think. Also discussion of inclusion into techmark 100 in Nov. If that happens will see alot of funds and trackers buying in.

Wow, not in this at the moment(funds tied up else where I'm afraid), but very happy for you guys, RTD has made us all alot of money in the past, and hopefully shall make you guys alot more soon, also with on-line christmas shopping not too far off, RTD looks a good bet

A few months ago ( I think) the management said that they were disappointed in the price and would consider taking the Co. Private. I wonder if that could have anything to do with today. I do not how they would go about doing this and what would be the reaction of the MM's and the share price if that was about to happen.Graeme.

GA I remember the AFX news. They were also talking about a Nasdaq listing.

I sold these a while back but I wish that I had got in again yesterday.

What a turnround!!!!!!

The improvement in price is due to my return from a holiday in France. (I wish all holdings would do the same. Do you think it is time for Douggie to have another holiday.

Possible reasons for the rise;

1.Cybersource problem sorted.

2.Rumour of Nasdaq listing.

3.Inclusion into Techmark 100 in November.

4.Management buyout/takeover.

5.Retail figures up 7% Y on Y

6.High oil prices benefit RTDs fuel card business.

7.Any 1,2,3,4,5 or 6 of the above.

Not one to sit on the sidelines and watch.

Much stronger than expected retail sales figues for September helped credit card security specialist Retail Decisions.


How about this reason for the rise

parveen if that was the case then every month the retail figures come out could we expect a 20% rise ?

It would certainly suit me ;-)

Great day for RTD folks (thanks for the compliments Parveen1).

Moneyman - Cyber will run and run and people are forgetting about it already (it's really not a problem!) and as for Oil, retail stats., Aus$ etc. - these have been looking healthy before and the market has not responded by snapping up RTD shares - so why now?

My bet is institutional support in anticipation of inclusion in the TM100 reshuffle and that's why we've heard no more rumblings from CC on buy-outs or Nas listing. If I'm right, 20p+ will be coming very soon.

WHY 20p+ and not 31p+ ?


Latest Broker Note 21 September 2004

http://www.saturn.uk.com/dsc_admin/RTD_morning_flash_210904.pdf

Retail Decisions (ReD) has announced that The Finish Line, a leading athletic speciality retailer, will use ReDs risk management service for its e-commerce transactions on its FinishLine.com web site. The contract is significant in that FinishLine.com was previously using the fraud screening tool from CyberSource, ReDs main competitor in the Card Not Present (CNP) segment. This follows a number of contract wins from CyberSource (e.g. Register.com and Walmart) and against CyberSource in head-to-head situations (e.g. Odimo). The comments from Kent Zimmerman, Finish Lines Director of E-commerce, that the previous solution was resulting in too many valid transactions being declined, reflect a key area of ReDs competitive differentiation. ReD has a very strong pedigree in fraud management (16 years) and is able to offer a more sophisticated solution: maximising customer revenues whilst providing sufficient protection against fraudulent transactions. As previously discussed (see Interims Note 13th September 2004), competitive differentiation has moved from simple online payment processing into three areas: availability of a licensed software solution, risk and fraud management capabilities and support for cross-border payments. ReD scores highly in risk and fraud capabilities. The contract win is also instructive in the ongoing patent infringement action brought by CyberSource. Whilst only a small proportion of such cases ever reach court and it relates to only 3% of total ReD revenues, the action will continue to hang over ReDs share price. The board is investigating the claim but is aware of no infringement and believes the claim is without foundation at this stage. If this proves to be the case on further investigation, Retail Decisions plans to defend its position vigorously. Forecasts, recommendation and price target of 31p remain unchanged.