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.
blakester
- 21 Nov 2003 12:17
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As per my post yesterday, this stock has superb potential its just the horrendous profit taking after each and every, slight rise that will continually hold back its progress.
scotinvestor
- 21 Nov 2003 12:47
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try and relax blakester. I am still on a loss for this but intend to hold long term. When results are finally given, i'm sure RTD will rise quite a bit again and hopefully then the share will start to make that long northward climb.
Just wish we dont have all these weak RTD holders who sell all the time
blakester
- 21 Nov 2003 12:55
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(deep breath) okay.... :o)
blakester
- 21 Nov 2003 14:03
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Down -8.9% now? For the love of pete!!!!!!
rasool
- 21 Nov 2003 19:33
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from another site:
'Picked this off 'drugbaron' on Advfn. Thought you may all be interested.I have just spoken to the house brokers. There is no reason for the share price movement down. This share is very much a retail driven share, large institutions are not in at the moment. However the house broker is working on that - this will give the stock a lot more stability when / if the buy in starts (they were being very coy about this). The crux of my conversation was that this stock is very much undervalued based on what they expect for final year. As stated RTD has got a chequered past to overcome, this is why we do not see the consistent rise. However they view the company has "turned around" for the better. They also state that the shares are very liquid and this provides the opportunity for those trading the shares, there is often no reason for the shares to move, but as the broker states they are very liquid and hence trading opportunities and volatile price movements – Don’t believe me call the house brokers a talk to them! This makes me fell a whole lot better as once a third good statement is made city confidence and sentiment will change – I think you may miss the boat by then because all the big boys would have piled in by then.'
Pumacat
- 24 Nov 2003 08:58
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Well although the post by rasool was very informative I have had enough. On Friday I sold my holding of 182149 for a 1500 loss and put it all into Cybit holding. That has already gone up significantly so i think I did the right thing. Might look again at the shares closer to March but for now I am licking my wounds.
Good luck for everyone who stays!!
jules99
- 24 Nov 2003 09:07
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I always foundd when I sold a stock...It rose..
I think The company statment last week says it all...RETAIL DECISONSS earming are well ahead of forcasts again, This company has turned around offically, I now have even more confidence in Holding the stock as the price will rise will evenyually rise above the 20-30p target, BB's had been speculating about for christmas...
HOLDING TIGHT...JULES99.
apple
- 24 Nov 2003 11:48
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I'm Holding.
If I had sold them when they jumped 17% then I would have bought again when the profit taking was over.
I'm still in profit on this 1.
If more profit taking takes it back to the level where I bought then I may buy some more.
DYOR
I keep doing it on this 1 & keep reassuring myself.
I'm not expecting a quick profit but it will hold on to upward movements eventually.
guysands
- 24 Nov 2003 18:40
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Taken from another BB - this user has emailed RTD and this is Carl Clumps response:
Here is the response to my mail by Carl Clump - which you may find interesting. I have replied and will let you know what the response to that is. Anyone spot the article on UPS starting up a payment protection service soon ("The Business", this Sunday)?
I am pleased to note that Mr Clump follows comments on this board...
Initial Response:
FROM CARL CLUMP
Thank you for your email to Nigel Whittaker, which I understand is now on the bulletin boards.
As you will see from the attachment, the week has so far been extremely busy. I will respond with some details in the near future,.
Thank you for your interest and observations.
Carl Clump
*********************
Carl's later response:
You are right. On-line fraud is receiving a great deal of attention. It is interesting that what grabbed the headlines is the problem of on-line fraud, rather than the fact that there is a solution to the problem.
I can assure you that we do not believe that "the market will beat a path to its door without any effort from within". Most, but not all, of our PR spend has been focused on the USA, the largest payments market in the world.
For the year to date, in North America, ReD has featured in:
a. 76 interviews and extended articles in trade publications;
b. 57 trade media placements including on-line publications; and,
c. 19 consumer media placements.
The first two categories we estimate would reach 50 million target recipients.
Indeed, if you have access, you will also see ReD on Bloomberg USA's Small Business programme at 2.00 p.m. EST on 25th November.
We also seek editorial publicity in the UK, and this year we have received coverage in several trade or specialist publications including Techinvest, Retail Systems, Internet Retailer, SystemHouse, European Card Review and BRC Solutions as well as in the national financial press.
Our target customers are large merchants, transaction acquirers and aggregators of transactions. We have looked at various advertising media before and found that they are typically not appropriate for reaching these customer groupings. Instead, we prefer to get editorial coverage and participate at trade shows, conferences and payments events, as well as identifying and speaking directly with target customers.
This approach has resulted in our providing our services to the world's largest retailer, Europe's largest retailer, North America's largest acquirer of CNP transactions as well as Europe's to name but a few.
Of course, we can always do better. We do not operate with huge marketing budgets, but we do try and deliver "the biggest bang for our shareholders's bucks".
scotinvestor
- 24 Nov 2003 22:28
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I'm sure when resuklts are finally posted (sometime in Jan probably) then RTD will go much higher. We might need to wait again for that to happen but i'm sure RTD will go much higher through time. I'm not too bothered by it all as i'll wait.
Great post above.
Orange Blob
- 26 Nov 2003 13:21
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Has everyone fallen asleep?
Nice movement this afternoon. . . at last ;o)
apple
- 26 Nov 2003 13:30
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PERHAPS Last week most of the long term holders who bought in higher were shaken out by the 17% rise.
So maybe we can see some real progress at last until the next profit take.
Hope it will be 15p before that but I expect it will be 13p before the next lot profit take.
Just sold ARM for 120.2p so I might buy more at the next profit take, pity I wasn't quick enough with that cash before this rise.
scotinvestor
- 26 Nov 2003 13:38
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i was caught by surprise today - a sudden 0.75p jump.
By march next year, RTD should be at least 20p and probably more. IMHO
i bought in higher but have held the faith. nothing has changed, in fact the company appear to be much stronger, hence my confidence in substantial future increase in price.
Regards to all RTD holders
beaufort1
- 26 Nov 2003 13:44
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I agree Scotinvestor. The recent trading update was very positive. Can't see the share price rocketing though - maybe more of a gradual ticking up.
apple
- 26 Nov 2003 13:57
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beaufort1, I would prefer gradual ticking up.
Gradual steady progress is better than rocketing anyway because it builds confidence & avoids profit taking.
Average of 2% per day would be very nice.
But I suppose we will get the usual big swings on the way up.
jfletendre
- 26 Nov 2003 14:04
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Great - buy price upto 12p - can't remember the last time I saw that!
beaufort1
- 26 Nov 2003 14:31
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It's odd, there seem to be far more sells than buys - or is it just delayed buys being posted as sells because the price has moved? Quite a big hike anyway
:-).
scotinvestor
- 26 Nov 2003 14:57
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i remember all those ppl on this slagging of RTD only about 2 weeks ago. One said wait another year to reach 10.5p. Well the laugh is on them now as RTD is on a breakout
apple
- 26 Nov 2003 15:04
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scotinvestor, I'm not laughing at anybody, I'm just pleased with the progress.
apple
- 26 Nov 2003 15:12
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