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.

A nice rise from the Dow and Nas today on close, which should help to keep RTD moving in the right direction tomorrow.

Agree on the 30p short term target.

RTD on steroids this morning!

WOW the 20 pence resistance has been well and truly smashed

Greetings RTD holders.
Must admit it's getting very tempting to sell.
Iv'e had a decent holding from four months ago.
Would hate to see paper profits disappear, when it takes a breather...
which could me soon.
Anybody expecting an update before the close period, as results are expected in March.
All views welcome.
Regards to all.

P.S.
Perhaps you would like to checkout Scipher.
It seems to be waking up after it's big drop before Xmas.
Any thoughts welcome on sip thread.

amardev - you really think jumping off a runaway train is safe?
whats moving this stock so fast today? institutional investment? anyone know anything?

javid

I'm sick as a parrot!

I sold out & then bought back in BUT while I was away I missed thousands of pounds.

I thought it was going to pause for a while before going through 20p.

I switched into something else & made a trivial profit compared to this.

How wrong I was. I just hope that it keeps going.

Amardev - I spoke to the company last week and they said they were not expecting to make any announcements prior to their results in March

Amardev - I spoke to the company last week and they said they were not expecting to make any announcements prior to their results in March. When you say before the "close period" - do you mean then directors close period - if so this started 1st Jan - the directors bought shares just before entering it!

http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/story/0,3604,1131996,00.html

"...Meanwhile Retail Decisions picked up 2p to 20.5p on talk that the software group could be on the receiving end of a bid."

Interesting?

Nice!
Been an excellent couple of weeks with rises on this stock. Much more to come I feel.
To the long time holders (like myself). Well done. We went through the boring static times and are are being well rewarded now.

Javid

Thanks for that gruffly bear

Anyone see this....?
"UK's Retail Decisions surges on bid hopes
LONDON, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Shares in Britain's Retail Decisions Plc surged on Tuesday on market speculation that a bid for the card-fraud prevention firm was imminent.

The company declined to comment on whether there was a bid or whether it was in talks.

"We never to react to gossip and rumours. When something is announced it will be announced via the normal channels," a spokesman for Retail Decisions (LSE: RTD.L - news) said. "We have no plans to make an announcement to the exchange."

By 1339 GMT shares in the firm were up 13.4 percent to 23-1/4 pence, having earlier hit a 26-month high of 23-1/2p, valuing the company at 67 million pounds ($121.5 million).

Trading in the stock was heavy at just under 12 million shares, four times the daily average over the last 90 days.

The stock has more than doubled since the company said in November that profits would be higher than the market had expected. "

i got out at 22.80 but will come straight back in in 1 to 2 days time,with the nasdaq down.i suspect a tree shake tomorrow,mms need more stock,the next resistance level at 28p,and perhaps more info into this rumour,as somone else put it sell on rumour buy on fact.

I thinkthe term is - "buy on rumour - sell on news" lol

Lol! I certainly won't be selling on this rumour (from Terry Mardi on iii):

"I had a chat with my source in the city, the rumour they have is that RTD is in bid talks with an ovearsea's company, with an offer of circ. 75p

Wathch this space, he said the share shoud be around 30p by the end of the week?! "

Overgrowth
How reliable is this "source"