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sorry pp but can't let you get away with the rubbish that emanates from you. All aim and small stocks, not just this one, are being hammered th' margin calls and general panic most of which bears little resemblance to what is going on at the company. If you look at the greaest % loses today on 'market scan' you'll see what I mean. This is not an RCG problem alone. When all this is over a few companies may inded go bankcrupt but most will survive and when we enter a bull phase again, you like everybody else will be buying in pushing the share price into the sky.

ps sorry about the spelling, my hands are shaking too much thr' market fear lol

PP I am worried about your state of mind. Over on a rival site you make over 200 posts a day, host 90 threads and regularly post on 5 different sites. You have set up duplicate threads for Chinese stocks, wiped many of your own posts (to eradicate any possiblility of criticism)and constantly change your mind. This behaviour would seem to be obsessional, manic and delusional. Not to mention the fact that you need to get a life.

pp is my hero ok. You can get lost, zscrooge

zscrooge, I am more worried about those people who now follow and post about posters, as opposed to discussing stocks and shares and markets and sentiment.

Although it is possible to understand that the present market falls have pushed some into financial oblivion, and with that perhaps immense personal stress, which is perhaps making them turn their "anger" on to BB posters.

Sad, but true.

As it seems "zscrooge" is going to be "stalking" me with abusive posts etc... I will add them to the "Squelch" facility. I really do not want the threads to fill up with nonsense posts by zscrooge.

What that means is I will be unable to read their posts.....so don't expect any responses to anything they post in future. If you find they are still filling the boards with nonsense posts, I would suggest emailed Moneyam support and complaining.

If anyone wishes to "Squelch" this poster then click on the link below, and add their name to your "Squelch" list.

http://www.moneyam.com/InvestorsRoom/squelch.php

Well...I decided to sell my RCG holding last week at a loss.....I might have made a mistake....but for the moment I'm out of this...because there's better value elsewhere.

PP Not abusive, just facts.

Thanks for your concern PP but I have not lost a cent and have no anger at all. I make it my business not to swim with sharks. With any luck, your kind of antics will keep the pi out of markets altogether so that the pump n dumpers/bashers can feed off themselves.

Of course, the recent credit crisis may have a nice side-effect in tighter regulation of those nasty insider dealing circles.

If you look at the charts, historically RCG is one of those shares affected by "sell in May" syndrome.

It has falls from May to August for the past 2 years. A betting man would start buying in August some RCG hoping for a repeat of the past, however, they would have sold already before the summer doldrums affect the SP.




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Excellent company, well run, loads of profit, share buy backs in recent days, so as soon as the markets recover some sanity this stock will soar and even more so when Nina Wang's estate is sorted.

You hope.

The trouble is of course whether a company like this with such limited earnings visibilty going forward can keep coming up with the growth.

One slip, one bad product and things fall apart quite fast.

Which is why those saying this is a good LTBH stock, and ignoring the inherent risks of a tech stock in the 21st century.

Things can change at lightening speed.

Of course things can change I accept that. With the markets the way they are if you come out with any sort of profit warning then the sp is down 30% + straight away.

If you accept though that we are about to bottom out in this bear market and I think you can actually feel that as the shorts start to disappear, hence we are slowly about to enter another bull phase, then this company trades on about 4.5x last years earnings so I reckon there are a couple of big profit warnings already priced in.

A bull market in the summer ? No.....

Its quite normal for April to be strong, and then "sell in May" to hit everything and send everyone into the summer doldrums before "St Ledgers day"..........

Yes I know the phrase but you know as well as I do that that doesn't always happen.

Don't be misguided by history or you might get a nasty shock.

The credit crisis continues, all indicator are saying the US is heading into recession.........is there really anything to brighten the summer up ?

The USA may well be in recession but that is not the point.

History shows us that the markets hate uncertainty. The lowest point of the market in 03? was the day b4 the Iraqi war. Once the war started the market recovered because it knew where it was then. Likewise with a recession.

If you look at a 10yr FTSE 100 chart, the bull market of 00 was rapid with companies trading on rediculous p/e ratios. Thus the drop after was also rapid and symetrical. The last bull market from 03 was slow and steady and thus much stronger.

Last summer I remember Tom Huggard saying we were well overdue a bear market but didn't know where it was coming from as nobody seemed to predict the credit crunch. If I recollect properly he reckoned the bear market would be quick but painful which is exactly what has happened. I may well be wrong but for what it is worth I think we will correct soon and then the markets will recover (I hope!! lol)

Last bear market was 3 years long..........will this one be the same (eg ending around late 2009 or 2010 ?)

I'm with DD here, think lot of problems already priced in, but still lots of uncertainty out there, however if the rate cuts get things moving again later in the year i expect the market to reflect its position looking ahead...

I do not see it.

AIM and Small caps are still being sold off..........which means money is leaving these markets.

Large caps are yet to fall, and the money will move into these "safer" stocks first.

Only when these large caps are again fully valued, will potentially money go back into AIM and small caps.

That could be a long way away as yet.

Large caps are yet to fall??

Where have you been looking?

Only big miners have kept going and they had a sell off last week.

Just about all other stocks are 30-50% lower - banks/builders/etc etc

Aim stocks have have been smashed. If you look at the popular ones eg Tan;Sln;Cfm;Avm;Vyke;Lng, they do look as though they have stabilised.

Methinks you're tongue is firmly planted in your cheeks ...