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.
scotinvestor
- 31 Mar 2004 11:38
- 996 of 2406
why do people keep going on about Robbie Burns. Its as if he's the best tipster the world has ever seen. Now if Warren Buffett had said something, then I might take notice.
Not too enamoured with RTD price at present but i'm still well up on it so no probs. As i keep on saying, i'll look at where this is in 6 months time. Always buy shares long term as even these silly money makers cant do anything with a company share price that way.
Regards to all RTD shareholders
Fundamentalist
- 31 Mar 2004 12:14
- 997 of 2406
Scot
the reason keep mentioning Robbie burns is self-fulfilling - the more he is mentioned the more people that blindly follow him! - short term it makes an impact but no damage long term.
Like others here I am not too happy with current share price but am fully aware it is being manipulated in the short term and the fundamentals and the long term prospects remain strong.
On basic EPS this is now on a current PE of 33 and a forward PE of 15.6 and on an adjusted EPS this is on a current PE of 11.8 and a forward PE of 9. The market RTD operate in is continuing to grow and next years forecast IMHO is likely to be on the low side. Looking forward to a positive statement at the AGM (should be early May).
Good luck to all long term holders.
robstuff
- 31 Mar 2004 12:14
- 998 of 2406
The big boys make big errors in judgement sometimes, I haven't heard of him either but he didn't have a holding worth worrying about as it wasn't big enough to be disclosed. Anyway, someone else will be tipping it soon and buying heavily, just the way it goes
Fundamentalist
- 31 Mar 2004 12:18
- 999 of 2406
Robbie Burns holding was only 70,000 (I hold more myself!) but he has gathered a sizeable following. he writes fortnightly in the Sunday Times and has his own website (www.frequenttrader.info) - its a case of a small herd following and being blown out of proportion. Don't forget the price fell from 27p to 18p before he decided to sell.
robstuff
- 31 Mar 2004 12:45
- 1000 of 2406
exactly - loser! I sold some at 26.5 and will be a buyer at these levels (whereas the herd are buyers at 26 and sellers now)..I know who i'd prefer to follow. There is something in the old saying -go against the herd.
Fundamentalist
- 31 Mar 2004 12:52
- 1001 of 2406
Rob
i don't disagree I was just pointing out why it was happening - I am not a herd follower either! - like a lot I wish I had stayed disciplined and when my initial target of 24p was met had sold - you learn by your mistakes. The beauty of hindsight!!! Well done on selling at 26p and I'll congratulate you further down the line for buying now. I'm still holding from an average of c.10p so still well in profit and happy to ride this one out.
Douggie
- 31 Mar 2004 13:52
- 1002 of 2406
still bleeding away nother .25p gone spose did well to hold so long with todays trades....... ;o(((((((((((
robstuff
- 31 Mar 2004 15:10
- 1003 of 2406
I wasn't calling you a herd follower Fundamentalist, i too was agreeing with you about R Burns - he's the loser. Sorry that wasn't clear. It's very difficult being a long term investor these days with so much info and market/ind share sentiment changes, if you can get in cheap and out after a run, then get back in lower it beats holding. But as long as nothing has changed, i.e the prospects are the same then there's no reaason to sell (only to make the volatility pay) so let's be patient and we should be o.k. What i'm saying is - if we haven't already sold in the twenties, then there's no point selling now unless the view is that they'll fall to 10, but my guess is that they will re-bound at this level so i'm holding my remaining and topping up too - RTD is one to make money on (volatility gives opportunity) and we will all look back in a few weeks time and wonder why we were'nt buying more. Getting bottom is difficult but knowing value is easier, these are good value.
robstuff
- 31 Mar 2004 15:37
- 1004 of 2406
Buyers currently paying a bargain 16.25. Getting ready to Buy tomorrow, hope to get in at around 15 but could be marked up tomorrow morning scuppering my plans :-)
robstuff
- 31 Mar 2004 16:43
- 1005 of 2406
We saw last year several trading updates and projections and a couple of contract news. We need an update to stop the wrot, the co isn't going to want see the price slide further - either that or the takeover rumours will start again.
petralva
- 31 Mar 2004 19:51
- 1006 of 2406
i wonder if the directors, sold there holdings?
Douggie
- 01 Apr 2004 00:12
- 1007 of 2406
moneyplus
- 01 Apr 2004 02:04
- 1008 of 2406
Do you all think that the price will rise quite quickly when people are buying for next years ISA after Monday. Is it possible the market is shaking itself out for the end of the tax year? I am keeping mine!!
Fundamentalist
- 01 Apr 2004 09:06
- 1009 of 2406
Moneyplus
Personal opinion only - but I think there are several factors behind the falls of which that could well be one. I think the main factor has been that the rise was overdone and that there have been a lot of people shorting this share since the results. I for one will be adding more on 6th April in next years ISA allowance.
Petralva
If the directors had sold shares there would be an RNS
robstuff
- 01 Apr 2004 11:46
- 1010 of 2406
My plan to buy in today below 16 scuppered but must stick to my target. Are we bouncing along the bottom now?..
javidshaik
- 01 Apr 2004 19:06
- 1011 of 2406
hey robstuff - did you manage to buy any rtd in the end?
so what are peoples views as to what will happen to rtd this month. i would love to see a rise but i feel we will be going down to the next support level before we see a decent rise. hope i am wrong though.
Douggie
- 01 Apr 2004 19:56
- 1012 of 2406
jd xfinger we're at bottom I hope, price gained and held .5p in spite of near 2/1 sell/buy there is I'm sure belief in this Co. the case made for share to be worth 20p+ still holds good
Tokyo
- 02 Apr 2004 11:38
- 1014 of 2406
Just topped up again at 16.75p, quite happy with that, ahead of the expected rush, small note RTD was in the top 5 traded shares on comdirect(buys that is), so hopefully everybody will be topping up their ISA's on Monday and give this share the push it needs back up to 20 pence.
Douggie
- 02 Apr 2004 13:29
- 1015 of 2406
Have learned to check with broker true curent buy/sell price reveals many of trades listed as sell actualy buys gives much better picture(understand why M.A list as)