What a load of waffle. Stick to the facts..! They have a contract with Amazon and are looking to expand this. |
Cloudwars - You sound a touch miffed. I rather suspect you’ve little patience for those who prod at your sunny disposition. None of us revels in being wrong, of course—but those who peer through a different lens, smudged or otherwise, can often bring the sharpest clarity.
As for whether someone holds shares, I’m not sure it matters a jot. To date, most contributors here have been consistently right—and painfully so. Management has, by almost any measure, obliterated shareholder value and shown themselves to be both rotten and untrustworthy.
So what’s left? Perhaps just the hope of being proven wrong.
Let’s not be too quick to crown our certainties—and let’s allow room for those to challenge. As for your contrarian views, they might be all we have left. |
At its current share price of 3.3p, RDT is now down c. 99.8% in c. eleven years.
You can see how this might make some people 'frustrated' - including genuine shareholders.
Rosslyn Data Technologies (RDT):- |
If you say so. I'm really only interested in genuine shareholders. Esoteric Software Analytics Deployment Maintaining Frameworks to the rest of you..... |
Having met the CEO, I would not put this past him. Nor the CFO. |
My goodness — Cloudwars! I had to actually Google ESADMF and nearly spat out my tea. Hysterical. While I’ve always admired your confident outlook on this management team, I now find I treasure your sense of humour even more. |
Forgive me in being correct in the company's name that we acquired - very foolish error on your part. ESADMF - is the new system in place. |
Very poor show to not know the name of a company that you've managed and sold. Looking forward to the Trump tariff RNS tomorrow! |
Langdon Systems or whatever they were called had a fairly basic system. RDT can easily incorporate tariff charges in to their super duper top notch AI proc software. It's a doddle .... 2 pi squared + spinal tap 11. Yours , PW. X |
Kemche, you are spot on the disposal of the customs management company really was a stroke of genius. In fact they have made poor decision after poor decision since Paul Watts took over. Cannot think of a single intelligent, strategic or value add decision he has made so far. Except increasing his salary and giving himself options. |
Just working on it now... |
RDT used to own a company specialising in exactly the same thing before the CEO decided to get rid of it. Smart call. |
Cloudwars... As these tariffs have been under discussion and negotiation for many weeks now, I'm sure your marketing team will have a press release ready to go today. |
Procurement analytics probably quite relevant with all them tariffs..... I wonder how I can capitalise on this..... for the sake of my company....... |
Yes, I must confess, I am Paul Watts. Sorry about that. |
Cloudwars is CEO Paul Watts, it’s glaringly obvious. |
Thankfully I left whilst I was still somewhat gruntled. At the current price I too would be utterly disgruntled. |
cloudwars you are correct, we are all 'disgruntled' (polite form for very annoyed with the incompetent leadership team) investors. If you have any more influence than we have with the BoD, please ask them to do one decent thing, resign. |
I'm just an investor here. Made some decent money from it several years ago and was left with a tiny holding- I bought more after the news re Amazon. I wouldn't be surprised if some of the posters here are ex disgruntled employees /managers. |
Kemche and cloudwars are obviously not generic investors in RDT, they either work for RDT or need to find reasons, other than incompetence, as to why the share price is where it is today.
Dreaming up a shorting cabal is rather desperate. There is not much left to short between here and zero. If there was a shorting cabal they would have taken their profits and run long ago. Probably soon after the CEO took over and the shares began to plummet from 350p. |
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