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 ?

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.

***************THIS COULD BE WHAT WE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR********************

CBOT Holds TeleConference Briefing on New Initiative February 3

***MEDIA ADVISORY***

CBOT TO HOLD TELECONFERENCE BRIEFING TO ANNOUNCE EXCHANGE INITIATIVES, TOMORROW, FEBRUARY 3, 2004

Chicago Board of Trade President and CEO Bernard W. Dan will hold a teleconference press briefing on Tuesday, February 3, 2004, to announce new CBOT initiatives for the upcoming months.

Date: Tuesday, February 3, 2004

Time: 10:00 a.m. Central Time


Local, national and international media interested in participating in the teleconference, please contact CBOTs Adam Carter at 312-435-3620, to reserve a phone line and to provide an email address.

Contact:
Laura LaBarbera
312-435-3649
news@cbot.com

why MM hold up the transec. details of the company ? Last trade 10.40am ?
may be some under-water current occur ??

Good move today so far. Breaking that 15pence level some day soon would be nice!!

Excellent news today on Director dealings Mr Playford has invested 142pounds and 50p (Geoffrey R and The status quo I bet have more of an investment in his company) get ready for some big news soon. watch this space for more director dealings.

Uptrend over,new downtrend cnannel appears to be forming, move down to 12p last significant support and then 10p. If 12p fails will sell long term holding. Imho market had priced in more news ( contracts), than is actually being delivered. Remember the trend is your friend follow it dont try to beat it.

short term = sleeper !!! until 12p downward appear ,we can not call it a trend change. To me, price still stay in a channel.

Thanks for the humourous post BANKONE! Enjoyed that!

I dont agree MOMENTUM that uptrend is over. This is a small growth stock, with increasing sales, a hugely increased marketing budget and an increased sales force. These fundamentals have yet to be reflected in a set of audited figures for the company. When they are, price action could be swift, and large gains could be missed by those "jobbers" trying to time the market. I would not like to be short on this one. If you're unsure, HOLD some, TRADE some would be my strategy.

It would be very short termist to assume any negative bias at this stage. I suspect if price drifted anywhere below 12pence, there would be a large buying response pushing the price back up. Mention 10 or 11pence to me, and I would certainly be filling my boots & I suspect you would too.

CBOT January Volume Up 44.9 Percent From 2003

Immediate Release

CBOT JANUARY VOLUME UP 44.9 PERCENT FROM 2003; EXCHANGE SETS OPEN INTEREST RECORD

CHICAGO, February 2, 2004--The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) today announced strong trading volume in January, with overall exchange volume increasing 44.9 percent over January 2003 levels to 41,188,529 contracts traded. In addition, volume increased 16.7 percent from December 2003.
The CBOT set several records in the month of January. A daily exchange open interest record was set on January 30, 2004 at 9,660,028 contracts traded, breaking the record of 9,543,591 contracts set the previous day. In addition, Ten-Year Treasury Note options set a daily volume record on January 9, at 435,107 contracts.

Total exchange month-end open interest was 9,660,028, up 44.0 percent from January 2003 and up 33.0 percent from December 2003.

Chairman Charles P. Carey said, "In the first month of 2004, the CBOT saw tremendous results from the implementation of the Common Clearing Link and the migration to a new electronic trading platform. Already, the exchange has had two top-ten volume days on the new electronic trading platform. Our overall impressive volume statistics, as well as the exchange's all-time open interest record set in January, clearly demonstrate that CBOT customers value the exchange's transparent, liquid markets and superior clearing system and technology."

Agricultural Futures and Options
Wheat futures were up 50.0 percent from January 2003, trading 656,879 contracts and were up 38.3 percent from December 2003. Corn futures were up 68.3 percent form January 2003 and up 36.6 percent from December 2003 at 2,025,714 contracts traded. The CBOT Soybean contract was up 19.1 percent from December 2003 at 1,509,700 contracts.

The CBOT posted daily open interest records in the following agricultural products (open auction): Soybean Meal futures set a daily open interest record on January 23, 2004 of 191,709; Soybean Oil futures set a daily open interest record on January 27, 2004 at 204,404; and Corn futures set a daily open interest record on January 30, 2004 at 630,622 contracts.

Financial Futures and Options Volume
Underpinning the CBOT's gains for the month was the solid performance of its financial futures and options complex, with January trading volume for the entire financial product line at 32,622,798, up 45.3 percent from January 2003, and up 16.9 percent from last month.

Additionally, Ten-Year Treasury Note futures were up 49.2 percent from January 2003 and up 24.7 percent from December 2003 at 13,608,450; Five-Year Treasury Note futures were up 32.0 percent from January 2003 at 5,856,914; and Two-Year Treasury Note futures were up 111.4 percent from January 2003 at 310,401 contracts.

Equity Complex Volume Increases in January
CBOT?s DJIASM Index complex trade was up 68.3 percent from January 2003 and up 27.2 percent from December 2003 at 1,665,597 contracts. CBOT DJIA futures contracts traded 224,713 contracts for January 2003, with mini ($5) Dow JonesSM Industrial Index futures up 164.0 percent from January 2003 and up 40.2 percent from December 2003 at 1,389,063 contracts. In addition, Dow Jones Industrial AverageSM options increased 384.4 percent from January 2003 at 51,821 contracts.

Other CBOT January Highlights
o The CBOT's electronic trading system volume reached 22,635,012 contracts, up 57.9 percent from January 2003.

o In January, 657,529 futures and options orders were electronically sent directly to floor brokers using Electronic Clerks, special order receipt devices.

o The most recent sales of CBOT seats were as follows: CBOT Full Membership at $450,000 on January 30, 2004; CBOT Associate Membership at $190,000 on January 26, 2004; CBOT Commodity Options membership at $45,500 on January 30, 2004; and CBOT IDEM membership at $20,000 on January 30, 2004.

More statistical information on CBOT January 2004 volume is available on the CBOT website.

Contact:
Nicole L. Rallings
312-341-3378
news@cbot.com

Tested 12p today. imo will break 12p next week and onto 10p. Will the buyers come flocking in i doubt it speculators that ramped the price have long gone as will i early next week. Will come back when/ if there is any news.

bye bye

Good luck momentum. The fundamentals here are sound. I feel no pressure whatsoever to sell this stock.

Impatience causes corrosion of your wealth. The temptation to follow the next big tip is always tempting. I've done it in the past & failed. U spread yourself so thin that you never win.

And as sure as you sell your holding, an RNS will come along a few days later and the price will rocket! MAybe?!

Good luck anyway mate. I've enjoyed your posts. I'm hanging on.