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.

Exciting isn't it......... ;o))

:o)))

Douggie buy a few more today and push price through 30p. 35p just around the corner. %-))

Fred how I wish I could....I have been fully commited here for over a year, in fact I sold 50.000 at 11p 10% profit 'cos I thought I had too big a % of my capital in one place. ( I put it in CYH now in red to tune of 57% :-/) thats why I nip my bum so tight when it looks like it may go back lower.

Feeling prety confident at mo. :o))

Just got back from working on the house - nice to see the price begin with a 3 - heres looking to a 4

Be nice to see it get to 40p+... However, wouldn't mind betting that we'll startr to see some tree shaking and profit taking in the next few days.(imho). if it goes back to below 30p.. i'm going in again... :)

Funny volumes of B to sells with price going up. Some may be mispresented but not in the proportion showing. Are the MMs after shares again. I hope so.

...:o)).....shhhhhh.

Douggie didn't you tell me you had bought 500K of them Jan 2004. Or is my memory failing me again. But if not I think it was reasonable to sell a few at 10p. :+)) have a good day to-morrow.

Glad to see that big smile of Douggies at last. Hi Fundy thanks for the 'alert'

Fred if I had ever had 500k in a lifetime I wouldn't even think of being here ........
not even in my dreams!!!!!
I am trying to make 1% of that go a little further ;-\

And thanks to RTD am being successful .......HOORAY :o))

How does it work today sell/buy 11/20 and sp UP? HOOORAY again I will try not to be too dissapointed when the inevitable retrace hapens

The buys sell ratios are odd. I know that some trades are misinterpretated but not usually to this degree. But the price is going north. This must be on MMs thoughts about future purchases and they rarely sell at a loss. Legs crossed. Have a nice day everybody.

:o))

Card sales peak at 91 per second Jan 13 2005


Christmas shopping reached a peak at 2.07pm on December 24, according to new figures.

Card transactions peaked at 91 per second just after 2pm on Christmas Eve, according to the figures released by Retail Decisions (ReD), specialists in card fraud prevention and payment processing.

Meanwhile ReD's European internet retail clients saw a rise in sales of 23% in the run up to Christmas.

Transaction volumes of card present and card-not-present (CNP) sales steadily increased towards the end of the year with peaks on December 23 and 24 seeing daily rates of more than 850,000 transactions.

Meanwhile, mobile phone top-ups on Christmas Day were up 43% on average daily levels in the last quarter of 2004, while attempted mobile top-up card fraud for the same period rose by 56%.

Carl Clump, ReD chief executive of retail decisions, said: "As the use of internet and telephone shopping becomes more popular, so does the level of attempted fraud.

"The rise in online sales means that consumers are gaining greater confidence in shopping online.

"However, online retailers must work to eliminate card fraud as they will have to cover the cost of fraudulent transactions whilst simultaneously ensuring swift and accurate transactions for genuine customers."

Fundy - it all looks very healthy for RTD, also excellent to see Carl Clump taking full advantage of the PR opportunities presented in these early days of a booming market to come.

Being in the public eye at this stage of CNP market development will make RTD even more visible to potential clients :-)

btw - The sales exec they "poached" from Cybersource looks to be doing a top-notch job across the pond - no wonder poor old Cyber were a bit miffed...

Og

agree - especially re the US sales exec

saw a rumour on another board that if experian demerges from GUS as expected then may target an approach from RTD - personally hope not - would rather see the management release the full potential over the next few years so that shareholders can reap the rewards

re Cybersource - must be getting quite worried - litigation failed, losing your execs and key contracts to a UK competitor - what next?

If Cybersource suffer too much from competition in the future they may become takeover fodder for RTD in a couple of years...

Not feasible on their current valuation - on the basis of mkt cap its likely to be the other way round - lets hope that has changed in a couple of years