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RTD - Why? (RTD)     

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.

Fundamentalist - 19 Feb 2004 20:14 - 767 of 2406

Dont know about you Orange blob, but some of us did fill our boots at 9p (and 10p and 12p) lol. Seriously - the next few weeks are going to be volatile as different people have different expectations, and there are a lot of people sitting on sizeable paper profits which they may decide to realise just before/after results - if the results aren't good - then 12p here we come again - lets hope not tho. Good luck to all holders.

Orange Blob - 19 Feb 2004 20:30 - 768 of 2406

Fundamentalist

100k at 9p and 100k at 17p but could have afforded more at the time!

amardev - 19 Feb 2004 20:43 - 769 of 2406

Fundamentalist..............
Great piece of info and analysis......... allowing individuals to do what suits
there particular circumstances. A BIG THANK YOU .
Also great to see the number of postings today and contributions from other holders.
Obviously a rise in the share price has cuaght their attentions again.
Looking forward to more points of view.
Good luck to all.

overgrowth - 19 Feb 2004 22:08 - 770 of 2406

I agree an excellent piece of analysis - many thanks fundamentalist.

I've a fair chunk of RTD bought at various prices but average 10p and I'm hoping to run the profits (suffering a couple of dips on the way) for the next couple of years or more.

OG

Douggie - 20 Feb 2004 00:15 - 771 of 2406

Thanks Fundamentalist. :o))

Tokyo - 20 Feb 2004 01:49 - 772 of 2406

Fundamentalist

very informative!!!!

Thanks very much for all your hard work, much appriecated by all I'm sure

scotinvestor - 20 Feb 2004 08:16 - 773 of 2406

up already today, keep going baby

Douggie - 20 Feb 2004 08:18 - 774 of 2406

.... :-)))

beaufort1 - 20 Feb 2004 10:45 - 775 of 2406

27.25p and counting...

robstuff - 20 Feb 2004 10:52 - 776 of 2406

Fundamentalist, thank you for these figs., I think they'll come in at around 5m but do you know by how much the strength in the pound may affect profits, it was reported that the last set of figs were buoyed by the strength in the Aussie dollar, but now that's all turned about. I'd be interested in your view.

amardev - 20 Feb 2004 11:07 - 777 of 2406

To all traders / holders of RTD...... congratulations for sticking with it during the quiet times.
No doubt the results will be good... and you'll probably agree that's already
been already been well publicised.
Therefore, I think that more importance should be attached to the
accompanying statement; which will have a greater affect on the direction of the share.
Again, all views welcome.
Regards

washlander - 20 Feb 2004 11:17 - 778 of 2406

Also people we are heading for new uncharted waters so to speak. Please dont get to caught up in the hype and I would suggest careful thinking. It does seem that it will retrench for a while. Watch the sales and look to see the clever money exiting for a while at least and locking in profits.

Fundamentalist - 20 Feb 2004 11:20 - 779 of 2406

Robstuff - i think i am right in saying that currently the as$/ exchange rate is quite favourable for RTD though worth checking

Douggie - 20 Feb 2004 23:34 - 780 of 2406

A very pleasing week :o)) D.


washlander - 21 Feb 2004 11:52 - 781 of 2406

Hello people. Here is some figures I hope will help. I have been looking at the charts using volume of shares traded and the time spent at various levels.
Ok lets see.

For the month. Jan - Feb. Resistance then support price was 21p. Breaking upwards on the 13th Feb.

For the 5 days. 23.6p strong support broken downwards briefly on Wednesday breaking upwards on Thursday. On Thursday a new support line at 25.25p. On Friday reasonable support at 26.5p

For 1 day Friday. Fairly strong support at 26.5p and medium support at 26.75p which is the price it closed at and significantly also higher then the opening price.Resistance levels- medium 27p and much stronger if for no other reason than pyschological is 27.5 which was briefly held.

For the week Still an upward trend based on market sentiment however it may trade sideways for the early part with a break upwards at the end of the week.
This is just my view. Please do your own research.

This is just my view DYOR

amardev - 21 Feb 2004 13:27 - 782 of 2406

Washlander.........
Much appreciated analysis.
How much relevance to you put on charts yourself.
I use them a fair bit.......
and would like to eduucate myself further.
There is also much to be said about the psychology and momentum in the stock.
More views/comments welcome.
Where are on this one now Javid?
Please don't keep you thought's to yourself.
Again, good luck to all holders.
Looking forward to seeing how this plays out next week.
Regards.

washlander - 22 Feb 2004 09:36 - 783 of 2406

Quite a bit. And the more I learn the better. Building trend lines over a year, six months, three months, 1 month, 5 days and intraday. Allows me to plan for both long term and medium and to a point intraday [this lets me take advantage of any additional trends that may develope over a shorter period]. I like to take volume, time and trend as my indicators. It therefore means that my buys and sells are different depending on whether I am long term or medium to short term. I feel the price is built into the sentiment. Psychology plays a big part in how people react to given events and the price reacts accordingly. As long as I am disciplened enough to stick to my startergy. I do not try to get in at the very bottom or out at the very top. By trading within my ranges the profits/losses are smaller but several small victories are better then one big hit over a period of time. That is how it works for me.

amardev - 23 Feb 2004 08:57 - 784 of 2406

Greetings all!
I'm surprised ( and disappointed)not to find any postings this morning.
Could it be we're all glued to the screens this morning.....
dazzled by the share price rise.
Looking forward to more.
All the best to all.

jfletendre - 23 Feb 2004 09:04 - 785 of 2406

Yes amardev, am here but as you guessed, glued to the screen!

apple - 23 Feb 2004 09:09 - 786 of 2406

Yep glued to it, hoping we will go through 30p

BTW anyone know what happened with NTY?
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