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.

RTD has fallen back in the last couple of weeks, but then so have the markets in general.

This stock is oversold and imvho will bounce back soon!

There may have been director buying on Friday (Jane Tozer???). We await news...

Good Luck to all!

Good morning all!

Just thought I would top up with another 50,000 block :)

I would not be a happy chappy if I were not all in when good news arrives. Like I have stated before... Corus was the same. Blinding news and then a drop for about 3 weeks, then wack! a nice delayed rise.

Good luck to all!

Good to see that there are many supporters of this stock. I have always been a holder and strongly believe that this stock will take off within the next couple of months (in time for Xmas would be most welcomed)

Good luck to all holders.

It seems as if most of the actions of late on this stock have been sell, sell, sell. Although I like your goodselves have been taking this opportunity to top up while the price is still low, and believe it is "when" not "IF" with this stock. Although Xmas shopping certainly looks to be the time a delayed rise would also be nice

Cant understand why this share has dropped more than 4p when no real news.

And quite a lot of selling today but no decrease. I don't understand whats happening with RTD but the stock market has been acting off dor several months with companies with bad news doing well and vice versa.

Whats RTD doing to get new contracts as I read that there 2 main contracts are on the verge of ending.

Its that plus Aussie news and sterling and internet use which will drive price up. Plus they are in a niche industry so there price should rise a lot in the long term. I think somewhere between 30p to 50p eventually when the MM stop messing around.

A promising start... RTD heading north from here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lets hope you are right dalrymp. There seem to be alot of people scooping up the stock but the price has only moved slightly. What we need is some news to move this stock.

Would somebody please confirm whether the 2 x 250000 trades were buys or sells?

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Re 2 x 250000

A respected poster on the other side thinks they are director buys at mid price.

Maybe some news today!!!!!!!

Can anyone out there with level 2, confirm or have any thoughts on the above post re 2 x 250000 trades at midday?

Well it doesn't look as though I'm going to get an answer to the above.

I'm not sure what happened today. The buying seemed decent enough. I have been told that most of the ? trades were all buys, and the 2 x 250000 were buys too.
All imvho. Please feel free to comment on that as I have asked in the above posts 46 47 48.

I think the markets in general dragged us back down today and it's probably true that nothing short of good news will move us much higher. We need news of a new contract or higher than expected 2nd half results imvho both will happen. So keep the faith, nothing has changed.

1 Profitable company in niche market.
2 Online shopping and credit card fraud booming.
3 Stronger Aussie dollar and economy.
4 Oil prices higher.
5 Appointment of Jane Tozer.

I agree with your above comments mate.

Especially bit about RTD in niche market and online shopping/credit card fraud. Oil prices do fluctuate a lot but have been quite high all year.

Do you have any news about RTD trying to get contracts. I do not know about what they are up to.

I aim to hold onto to these for a while though as i fully expect them to get to 30p eventually (minimum).

30p my goal for christmas also, at prsent they should be around 15p, not ramping but a personal opinion.

fellow rtd holders...sorry I haven't been around on this thread lately...

Been concentrating on FTSE stocks of late..


jules99.

Yesterday's fall back in the markets could have been due in part to end of quarter profit taking. All futures seem to be up at the moment (FTSE to open up 10) so maybe we'll see a nice bounce. RTD is well oversold and due a tick up too, we are still in an up trend and there were some nice buys yesterday. All imvho

So here we go, a new day, a new month and a new quarter. Good luck to all.

scotinvestor and jules


I very much agree with 30p by Christmas!

Probably 25p by Xmas maybe?, but, fingers and everything else crossed!

I see most people here feel that it will be 30 pence by christmas, as a fellow RTD holder I am keeping hold of my shares and using this lull in price to top up my shares, but as a novice investor, could someone please explain to me, what factors will push these stocks up to 30 pence, I can understand about the christmas shopping, the strangth of the aussie dollar, but this is information we have now, why is it not affecting the stock price now?
to any and all that answer your input will be most welcome

I'm happy to hold at least until next results 15-18p would be nice before xmas and 30p would see christmas in Barbados....

I have a question though,
I'm a bit unsure as to why Xmas shopping would push price up before the event. Wouldn't that activity be reflected in final results ie once they've worked out how much business they've done rather than might do?

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This is good news...Would somebody please put the whole statement on this BB please. (I would, but I can't) Thanks!

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