I bought shares in this company at 4.5p in September 2003. I see they are rising. Can anyone tell me please the growth potential for this company as they have just been awarded several new contracts ?

Xmortal,

Dont be too concerned about USD dollar revenues. The recent fundraising will buy many more dollars NOW to establish a sales office and marketing teams in the USA.

The increased dollar revenues are probably 6-18months away, and I fully expect the dollar to be trading more strongly in 12 months time as recovery and growth in the US economy pick up pace. Remember it's election year in the States, and Bush has been pump priming the US economy with tax cuts, increased government spending and low interest rates from the FED.

Littlejon,

I have a good few of my eggs in this basket, and I expect the fundraising to provide a platform for significant future growth in sales and then profits.

I will hold this stock for the medium term and expect to see significant future profits, and significant increase in value.

I will only question my holding if the stock races too far ahead of profits, or if it doesnt generate significant cash revenues. I like stocks that generate piles of cash and RECURRING revenues. I think CWV can generate good recurring revenues from long term clients.

Its currently building its client base. New clients have been signed up since last results. Turnover should be well ahead.

Sue? Are you still holding?
Regards
Anna

New RNS below
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RNS Number:8272T
CMS WebView PLC
05 January 2004


CMS WEBVIEW PLC

CMS WebView plc ("CMS" or "the Company") has been informed by Singer &
Friedlander AIM 3 Venture Capital Trust, on 29 December 2003, that their
shareholding in the Company stands at 4,016,738 ordinary shares (previously nil)
being 5.021% of the enlarged share capital following the placing of 25 million
new shares in December 2003.


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Hard to justify why the price is being held back with the volume of buying.Only conclusion i can make is a large seller in the market, may become clearer at close.

stephen

thanx for the reply thestatusquo,
good to see shares rating this stock which is reassuring

jfletendre hope you had a good xmas & new yr

why has sue stopped posting at present,keep in touch sue.....

Stephen,

Strong volume is encouraging. Many chunky buys.

I think you will see this stock tipped in more of the financial press going forward, giving the share price significant momentum.

I am a longer term holder of this stock, but from a short term point of view, I cant help but feel the share price is poised for a further rally.

I think any news regarding new clients/contracts will provoke serious buying. Given the fact that the market cap is only 10million, there is huge potential upside.

Hi all,
Just had a look at buy to sell ratio as 10:1, yet no movement in price.
If the MM's were able to get hold of the shares @10p placing, then at what
percentage would any holding have to be declared?

CME shows interest in CBOT deal. FT 23 Dec 2003 Page 21

It is showing interest in adquiring CBOT over the next 18 months. An interesting article.... How can this affect CMS Webview? Cuts of revenues? One contract instead of two? Any views.

Just ticked up, maybe time to top-up! another 1-2k won't hurt?

Hi everyone, been very busy with my university revision hence my postings haven't been often enough. In addition, been trying to find other stocks that have good upwards potential from their values.

Nice to see the rise today, I would think that we would hear more on TDI news towards end of January or at the start of February.

Best Wishes to all,

Sue.

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Good rise today. Nice to see price bouncing up off the 50 day moving average.

Great to see you again Sue! Was gettin seriously worried that you were flying another flag! Don't miss out on the next phase of CWV growth!

Xmortal, I did notice that article in the FT about possible closer ties between the CBOT & the Mercantile. If truth be told, I dont have a clue what that will mean to current or future contract possibilities, although I would say that trading volumes at both exchanges have been growing considerably over the past year.

CWV will be well placed to take advantage of any new scenario. In fact I think their American office being opened in Chicago?

Considering the tech rally. Volume on the buy side has been very disappointing in the last few days. Retail investors appear to be giving cms the cold shoulder at present, they got ignored during the offer. Institution have had there slice. Like it or not it is the retail investors that will support the share until it becomes of sufficient size for the institution to be bothered with.

Is it not the case that people are waiting for the next bit of news (be it positive or negative) about the company to see whether the planned campaign in the States is likely to be a success? It has been silence since the new year and the volumes have consequently been low.

RNS Number:0368U
CMS WebView PLC
09 January 2004


CMS WebView signs five new corporate clients for ProphetX

Premier Chocolate Products, a leading UK manufacturer and supplier of chocolate
and cocoa-based ingredients and David Cater Limited, a UK-based physical
commodity broker, are two of the five new corporate clients to subscribe to
ProphetX in December 2003. ProphetX is the market price display system for
commodity and energy traders sold under exclusive licence in the UK by market
data systems specialist CMS WebView plc ("CMS").

With the addition of the latest five companies, this means that 20 corporate
clients have now subscribed to the ProphetX service since July 2003 when CMS
began fully marketing the product in the UK. In addition, a growing number of
private traders are also signing up for ProphetX terminals.

ProphetX is a professional real-time market display and analysis product that
has been developed by US company DTN Market Access. Typically priced at #200 per
month per terminal, it has already proved popular in the US, selling over 4,000
terminals.

CMS recently raised #2.5 million in new funds from a share placing with
financial institutions. Some of the proceeds of the placing are being used to
accelerate the marketing and sales efforts for the ProphetX system.

Bob Antell, Chief Executive of CMS, said:

"Our corporate clients are using ProphetX to trade energy, agricultural and
tropical commodities. Private clients tend to prefer to use it to trade a range
of financial futures contracts. For a product that we only began to market in
earnest in July, we're very pleased with the level of sales achieved so far,
which have now hit internal targets. With the new money we've just raised, we're
now able to expand our marketing presence in these particular sectors in 2004."

Neil Palmer, Chocolate Account Manager at Premier Chocolate Products, said:

"ProphetX has shown advantages over our previous price display system. The
comprehensive charting features together with the facility to create customised
work books will give us greater flexibility in the way we analyse and record
market data. In addition, ProphetX will allow us to more readily enhance and
tailor information to satisfy customers' individual requirements."

The ProphetX system combines live market data, powerful analytical tools, as
well as up-to-the minute news. ProphetX can be internet-delivered or installed
on a firm's network. As it has been developed for use on standard Microsoft
platforms, users are already familiar with the on-screen environment. Moreover,
the system can be accessed remotely, allowing it to be used when traders are
away from their desks.

Enquiries, please contact:

Bob Antell/Peter Blogg Neil Boom/Jenny Leahy
CMS Gresham PR Limited.
020 7744 7722 020 7404 9000

About CMS

CMS (www.cms.co.uk) listed on the Alternative Investment Market of the London
Stock Exchange (AIM: CWV) in August 2000. Since its original formation in 1982,
CMS has developed extensive expertise in the area of real-time market data
collection, processing and distribution.

Until 1997, when a management buy-out took place, CMS was a subsidiary of the
London Commodity Exchange and latterly LIFFE.

CMS's lead product - Transactional Data Interface ("TDI") - enables clients to
control the collection, processing and distribution of mission critical data for
their business needs. TDI customers include three of the world's leading futures
exchanges - the London Metal Exchange (LME), the Chicago Mercantile Exchange
(CME) and the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT).

In addition to the above, CMS is also a well-established provider of Digital
Data Feeds ("DDF") for the wholesale market. The company has developed DDF using
its proprietary TDI software and carries a wide range of real-time data directly
from many of the world's leading futures and options exchanges.

CMS has also entered into an agreement with USA based Data Transmission Network
LLC ("DTN") to market its PC based price reporting service (ProphetX) in Europe
- this represents a major opportunity for CMS to target the high-end sector of
the quote vendor terminal market.

About ProphetX

ProphetX is owned by DTN and CMS holds the exclusive licence to distribute the
product in the UK.

ProphetX is a cost-effective professional real-time market display and analysis
product. The overall package combines data display and charting software with
DTN's proprietary feed of real-time quotes, news, weather and technical
analysis. News sources include Dow Jones, Platts, Oster Dow Jones, Petroleum
Argus, OPIS, and BTU.




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Thanks Sue and a great development for CWV. I'll try and work out what this means to an upward revision in turnover and profit.

Nice one, Sue I think in one of your earlier posts you said a close above 14(offer) would break the current trend, well we've done that, surely a lot further to go now. Still think 20p is the major hurdle myself!

ps I've been in stream group sea, since last sept, 18p, new high today, you might want to take a look, would be intersted in your analysis?