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 ?

Hi axe, i think u might be onto something there.... i'm sure i read somewhere the asmterdam exchange is updating dirivative trading platform in 6 months to the liffe connect system just like CBOT and CME did

sorry i cant back that up as i lost the link

Rumours often drive the price forward, looking at the mark up to the
close, it does make me think that they might be some foundation behind
it!
I appreciate that you have not jumped on me with the unsubstantiated
post, as I do not ramp, but give a honest feedback.
With this being a "in house" company the market is privy to information
before the rest of us! So I will sweep my city contacts on this.
Expect breaking news soon, I would think within 14 days.

just a bit more +ve news on the rns about cwv....

TOKYO (AFX-ASIA) - The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) will begin
yen-denominated trading of Nikkei Stock Average futures on February 23, the
Nihon Keizai Shimbun reported, without citing sources.

It will be the first time that Nikkei average futures denominated in the
Japanese currency will be traded outside of Asia. Currently, only
dollar-denominated Nikkei Average futures are being traded at CME.

Nikkei Average futures will also be added to Globex, CME's electronic trading
platform, at the same time that yen-denominated trading is introduced there, the
report said.

Yen-denominated trading of Nikkei Average futures will be possible from 5:00
am-3:15 pm and from 3:30 pm-4:30 pm Central Standard Time. Dollar-denominated
trading will also be available on Globex from 2:00 am-3:15 pm and 3:30 pm-4:30
pm.

By trading in yen denominations, traders will be able to settle transactions in
both CME and the Singapore Exchange (SGX).

kyoko.hasegawa@afxasia.com

kh/rc

Very disappointing price movement today. Price has made a clear move to the downside with 13p providing some minor support. If 13p holds then expect to trade in a tight range. if not 12p then 10p. 14.75 is building into a major resistance, only news will drive us through it.

I disagree to a certain extent, there appeared to be far more buys to sells today. My view is that the MM's are messing holders around in an attempt to regain as many shares as possible from nervy holders before possible news breaks which pushes the price well beyond the stubborn 14.75p mark. In many ways though I hope it does drop to 10p so I can buy a load more. ALL IN GOOD TIME WITH THIS ONE.

Because of the delay in announcing trades, 2 hours i beleive. many of the earlier trades are in infact sells.However i do agree that there is a large seller in the stock which i thought may have cleared friday. my mistake

is sue here?

afraid sues of rapping elsewhere.

No need for rampers here chaps! I think we all know the story with this stock.

I agree with momentum, that in the absence of trading updates/contract announcements, that technical markers will be key. But I think any big ticket sales will push price well through 15pence level.

In the worst case scenario, we will have to wait for results later this quarter, which will show significantly increased turnover, providing scope for profits.

Perhaps a few impatient traders are jumping off, but I'm not even lookin at taking any profits until 20pence.

EUREKA!!!!!

Axe I found that article...


"Notes to Editors:

The Amsterdam derivatives market will migrate to LIFFE CONNECT before the end of the first half of 2004."
http://www.bourse-de-paris.fr/en/news7/p77461.htm

thanks Cor...great news!

CMS Webview's TDI brochure states that the TDI infrastructure contains a LIFFE Connect API.

All pretty promising but not much share movement recently.

Liffe goes head to head with Chicago
Euronext.liffe, the London futures exchange, yesterday launched a bid to wrest trading in the world's biggest futures contract from American rival the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
27 Jan 2004
found this on the telegraph's web page, can any-body tell me wether this is good/bad news - comments appreciated. Thanks jue

The expected BUY rating from Corporate Synergy as indicated previously below:

CORPORATE Synergy has raised 2.5m for CMS WebView, and issued a 'buy' recommendation.

http://www.thisismoney.com/20040129/si73603.html

Neutral (Short term) - Jan 30, 2004
Has risen 382% since the bottom on 21 Oct 2003 at 2.75. Is within an approximate horizontal trend, which indicates further development in the same direction. The stock is approaching the resistance at p 14.30, which may give a negative reaction. Poor liquidity (traded 100% of the days, mean 8.58 mill per day) weakens the analysis.

CORPORATE Synergy has raised 2.5m for CMS WebView, and issued a 'buy' recommendation.

This buy is further supporting evidence of a growth phase for this company.

Probably a lot of people are making money trading this one in the range 12-14p. No harm in that.

But if it breaks the magic 15p, then I think we will see a breakout.

Quite easy to trade this one, spread constantly moving between 0.5p /1.5p. and with the price stuck firmly between 13.25 and 14.75p. Get you timing right and you can make between 0.50 and 0.75p per trade quiet easily.

Looking for a new support level, possibly 12p.

Good luck momentum! Wish I had your nerve & your wad of cash!!

I'm a long term holder as you know, but hey if we both make money, who cares!!

Best regards
TSQ.

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