Rm Share Discussion Threads

[hatman] 11/9/2003 16:49

Still holding.....

[blunderbuss] 11/9/2003 11:34

Glad you got back in Hatman, don't worry about the fallback.

JP1 - Agree, opportunity for topping up coming up.

[johnpaul1] 11/9/2003 11:13

these are just having a natural pullback. there is nothing negative here.

[hatman] 10/9/2003 21:25

Shame about the mark down, and the chart pattern has turned from positive to negative. Just goes to show how quickly the tone can change.

[tratante] 03/9/2003 00:32

Anyone know why the sudden increase? Can't find any relevant news.

[hatman] 02/9/2003 21:09

blunder

Got back in a couple of days back at 130p.

[blunderbuss] 02/9/2003 21:03

tratante - Fairly simple really - good progress on contracts, excellent atrategic outlook and continued insitutional buying - I expect to double by this time next year. I advise buy on any short term weakness before institutions do. I am a long term holder and have built further since 51 p. As an underlying plus please note this was an IC sell recently - so pile in!!

Hatman - my advice is to get back in before the profits you would have got by holding exceed those you got by your short term sell.

With this share hold for the long term or you risk missing out on the sudden fast advances.

[father ted] 02/9/2003 19:21

Year end is in 4 weeks time. My information is that they are on target.

[dil] 01/9/2003 20:24

Yes please.

[johnpaul1] 01/9/2003 17:40

and again. do we have a take over situation here. thoughts welcome.

[analyst] 07/8/2003 00:54

Clearly the technical view is nice, but, fundamentally, I guess the worry is that schools will subvert their IT budgets to pay salaries and pension contributions rather than use for RM products.

[dil] 06/8/2003 12:43

Nice gap to fill , anyone else in ?

Bung a chart in the header Cat.

[hatman] 04/8/2003 19:23

Well, took my profit today - sold 18,000 at 129 and my remaining 15,000 at 131. A decent 20% gain, even if it was deathly quiet on this thread!

[hatman] 01/8/2003 22:41

Up again today and buying interest still appears to be strong. Sold my first tranche, given the overbought RSI.

[hatman] 31/7/2003 19:26

Nice move - volume picked up and lots of separate trades went through the market. Although a touch overbought, I think we might see something in the £1.30 to £1.50 range quite soon.

[dil] 31/7/2003 10:25

Nice one Cat - bit early off the mark mind.

[dil] 31/7/2003 10:23

Suppose your claiming this one then Cat ?

:-)

[hatman] 31/7/2003 06:11

Started to move. Now looking for a jump to £1.30, possibly £1.50.

[hatman] 26/7/2003 05:30

Hmmm... volume seems to be picking up, but no reaction from the share price to Fidelity's announcement that it now has a 9% stake. The long term resistance at 105p seems to have been breached decisively, so the upside is considerable. Still holding, waiting to top up when the next move comes.

[hatman] 22/7/2003 20:55

Jumped on board today. The shares have produced a squeeze on my series of exponential moving averages I use for short term trading. More importantly, these shares have popped up above long term resistance and appear to be consolidating ahead of a serious advance.

It may not happen, but... bought 46,000 in two tranches of 18,000 plus a top-up. Will buy more once they start to move. Initial target £1.30. Longer term, much higher, possibly filling the gap at £2.30.

[tratante] 01/7/2003 15:04

Not a whiz kid share, but think this will show good steady growth, from a stable base.

[steadyeddy] 01/7/2003 11:01

RM confims 30 million contract win. Only one mm left on 100.

[blunderbuss] 03/6/2003 22:01

Recent sell-off is by holders expecting a long still-stand before further advance. It (the advance) may come sooner than than they expected. These shares were good value at c. 600 p before the telecom/dotcom boom got going and will go there again after restructuring and focussing the business. The fly in the ointment is the BBC, but they will need customer care backup even if they are allowed to go ahead with their carpetbagging activities. They are not set up for customer support (or to provide professional e-learning some would say) - so who will provide it?

[tratante] 03/6/2003 16:28

Director and Trust buys, not huge but presumably suggest some confidence for the future.