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.

I understand that some of you who are sitting on a paper loss are reluctant to sell out, but what about selling half and putting the proceeds into CYH. It really is going to rocket in the coming days and months. A lot of posters on this board are already in both RTD and CYH. Please, just take the time to look on the Cybit thread and website. (www.cybit.co.uk) You could make back all your losses and make some money on Cybit. Currently under 4p to buy is a bargain!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Results are due out around 14thNov (not notified yet and there may not be any prior warning of results). As usual DYOR and good luck to you all whatever you do.

agree debuwebu, there have been large buys going through for the last few days.

one thing that strikes me reading the threads here (not this one in particular)and on a moneyam competitor site is that there seems to be a lot of people at the moment charging around from one small cap to another chasing that elusive '100 bagger' without knowing what they're throwing their money at. It's like watching a kids football match with everyone chasing the ball.

I'm going to hang in, could go up could go down but I'm not going to give extra comission to the mm's and more stamp duty to the crooks running this country by chasing the lotto dream of riches overnight.

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I cant see RTD going much lower. Perhaps down to 8p at worst. Its just a case of how long we wait to see when they go up and to how what levels.

Many people seem rather impatient, they are expecting the price to rocket BEFORE the profits start to come in.

I'm staying in, they have gone up since I bought.

Not sure if anyone else saw this this morning but the front page of the Metro in London had this headline "Net fuels 110m Credir Card Fraud". Got to be good news for RTD I would imagine!?!

well...we are BLUE..25p....0945....xfinger its our turn yo go :-))

Re post 326 loads high profile news coverage inc.working lunch BBC2 we can only hope that this level of publicity will help RTD win many more clients = rising share price,our silver lining to a dark cloud...xfinger D.

what did working lunch say?

Greetings!
I've a considerable holding in this stock.
I'm in it for the medium term.
I like the look of the charts, showing the 10 and 20 week moving aves.
The theory goes, that after all this consolidation from here, we should be expecting an upswing.
My own view is, next stop - 16p.
Best of luck to all RTD holders.

New warning over card fraud


There's a new warning for credit card users to make sure their details don't fall into the hands of fraudsters.
Every day, crooks rake in 300,000 by buying items over the phone or internet using someone else's card details - known as "card not present" fraud.

These can be obtained from credit card receipts or bank statements, which many people simply throw in the bin.

With Christmas coming up, the Association of Payment Clearing Services (Apacs) has launched a campaign to encourage people to take more care with their cards.

In a survey of 2,000 people:


One in three said they didn't shred or burn their receipts and statements.
One in five said they didn't check their statements or only looked at them rarely.
One in six said they weren't bothered if their card was taken out of their sight when paying for something.
Emma Craddock was surprised to find her bank account nearly empty when she wanted to buy an airline ticket.


Emma: Didn't notice money had gone
It turned out someone had bought 400 of electrical equipment using her details - acquired, she assumes, from a discarded receipt.

"I throw loads away," says Emma. "Up until that point I was really slack."

Consumers are able to get the money back - it's usually the supplier which loses out.

Shirtmaker Charles Tyrwhitt says fraud costs it 2,000 a month.

"What we're doing about it is training our agents to look out for some key things," explains Michael Johnson of the company's customer services department.

These include:

Does the name on the card match the billing address?
Is the order unusually large?
Is there a daytime telephone number is it a mobile number?
Is the customer in a hurry to get the goods?
Apacs says this approach is very sensible.

It also wants customers to be more security conscious and shred unwanted documents relating to their cards.

Eventually, all receipts will no longer carry full card details - some digits will be replaced by asterisks, as happens with some retailers at the moment.

Apacs hopes that the introduction of the new chip and PIN system within the next couple of years will help reduce fraud.

Instead of signing a receipt, customers will tap their PIN into a pad and if it matches the card, the transaction will go through.

But in the short-term, a degree of co-operation is required.

"Different retailers and banks use different systems so it's actually taken us some time to get everybody to work together to do this," says Sandra Quinn of Apacs.

"But we're all committed to working together to fight fraud, getting those details off card receipts and minimising the loss for customers."

with such wonderful news, what is with all the sales this morning?

lol. I am still holding but still wary :-)

to332/3 ????...me too :-(

Just been watching Working Lunch. Do any of the solutions to credit card fraud that were discussed relate to RTD?

Answer to B_ASKIN

YES

See

http://www.paymentech.net/pdf/Partner_RetailDecisions.pdf

http://www.paymentech.net/sol_frapro_carnotpre_retdec_page.jsp

PaymenTech Parent companies are Bank One Corp. and First Data Corp

Thanks Apple

well! here we go back down again,can,t hold that 10.25p even with todays helpfull good news. not buying I can sort of understand...but SELLING????????