mam247
- 13 Jan 2005 08:23
Knowledge Technology Solutions
http://www.ktsplc.com/index.php
mam247
- 24 Jan 2005 12:54
- 13 of 40
I called the company a couple of days ago...
They seemed reluctant to disclose much other than, 'RNS will be notified when they have something to say'...
Man and Newman are the types who don't speculate...
I think something must be brewing...
grevis2
- 25 Jan 2005 11:05
- 14 of 40
mam247:
We should know more when their interims are announced. These were were issued in March last year.
However, from their last RNS it looks as though KTS are stepping up a gear. Man Financial and Brain Newman must have bought in this month in anticipation of good results. Good luck!
02/03/04 07:00 Knowledge Technology (KTS) Interim Results
From KTS RNS 12/10/04
....
Chief executive Marc Pinter-Krainer added: 'We look forward with optimism to the year ahead.'
'KTS now has two fully-developed live financial data and news services based on common technologies, and a shared sales, marketing and customer support platform,' the CEO said.
'This allows us to expand our exchange coverage without incurring new infrastructure development costs. The services have been well received in the market and it is our aim to maximise revenues from them and continue to focus on future profitability.'
The group said its monthly recurring revenues are now running at a rate of 1.2 mln stg on an annualised basis, more than double the level seen in the last 12 months, partly due to its new MarketTerminal product.
At the end of the year, the group had 2.7 mln stg in cash.
mam247
- 25 Jan 2005 11:55
- 15 of 40
Grevis...
Thanks - case of watch this space...
mam247
- 25 Jan 2005 16:11
- 16 of 40
One-off 400K + today too...
mam247
- 27 Jan 2005 20:23
- 17 of 40
MAN ups it's %
http://moneyam.uk-wire.com/cgi-bin/articles/200501271659539014H.html
grevis2
- 28 Jan 2005 11:23
- 18 of 40
Knowledge Technology Solutions PLC
27 January 2005
Knowledge Technology Solutions plc ('the Company')
Holding in Company
The Company was informed today by Man Financial Limited that, as at 26 January
2005, it had a notifiable interest in 9,250,000 ordinary shares in the Company
amounting to 6.24 per cent. of the issued share capital.
mam247
- 28 Jan 2005 16:02
- 19 of 40
Should be interesting to see what develops...
mcgrath1958
- 29 Jan 2005 16:23
- 20 of 40
Hope fully something is about to flow with KTS , as i was reading yesterdays Investors Chronicle and this share does for once get a mention!
It says about the cost per package etc but the best bit was left for last as KTS could be on the verge of revenue take-off. If so the shares are a Buy!
grevis2
- 02 Feb 2005 14:36
- 21 of 40
The Man Group can trace its origins back to 1783 when James Man first established a sugar broking business in the City of London. The Group operated as a traditional partnership for over two hundred years and was engaged mainly in the agricultural markets of sugar, coffee and cocoa.
In October 1994 the Group floated on the London Stock Exchange (stock code EMG). In March 2000, the Group sold its original agricultural products businesses so that today it is a focused financial services group, comprising a specialist fund manager called Man Investments and an international broker called Man Financial.
Man Investments is a leading global provider of alternative asset investment funds. The investment funds use systematic trading strategies across a diversified range of international markets as well as offering fund of funds products. These are sold on both an individual basis and through composite guaranteed structures.
Man Financial, the Group's Brokerage division, is the world's largest independent futures broker and commands a global financial presence with offices in New York, Chicago, Kansas City, London, Paris, Singapore, Taiwan, Sydney and Brisbane. Today the division provides agency broking and other related services to a worldwide client base, which ranges from banks, 'CTAs', 'Hedge Funds' and major industrial groups to individual private clients.
The acquisition of GNI Holdings Ltd in October 2002 also resulted in the Man Group plc becoming a leading broker in the European CFD market.
grevis2
- 02 Feb 2005 14:46
- 22 of 40
mcgrath1958: If the IC thinks KTS could be on the verge of revenue take-off then perhaps that's why we've seen two insitutions buying in at the same time. Now it's just a question of waiting for KTS's to make an RNS.
grevis2
- 09 Feb 2005 13:05
- 23 of 40
Keep an eye on KTS. Few trades this morning but just noticed a broker buy of 500K at 7.02p when Barclays stockbrokers are quoting a buy price 7.00p. Two institutions bought in a few weeks ago and results are out in a couple of weeks.
mcgrath1958
- 09 Feb 2005 13:34
- 24 of 40
grevis2 : Well spotted another Buy just gone through this time an ordinary trade! Lets hope their is very good news to digest when the results are out by early march. Fingers crossed as they say!
grevis2
- 09 Feb 2005 14:50
- 25 of 40
mcgrath1958: Crossed legs as well perhaps!
SUPERJOCK2
- 09 Feb 2005 14:54
- 26 of 40
This looks like my last opportunity to grab a few before the results in March.
SUPERJOCK2
- 09 Feb 2005 14:57
- 27 of 40
I'm thinking positive, and there's no need to cross your fingers or legs.
grevis2
- 09 Feb 2005 15:04
- 28 of 40
Superjock: Just kidding. Have taken advantage of the current price and topped up with a few more at 7.00p this morning.
grevis2
- 21 Feb 2005 15:59
- 29 of 40
Why the sudden jump?
grevis2
- 23 Feb 2005 11:09
- 30 of 40
Good rise yesterday. Holding very steady this AM. Graph is looking very interesting.
grevis2
- 01 Mar 2005 12:18
- 31 of 40
Results are due at the end of March. With recent institutional buying, I would expect to learn that KTS is getting closer to those break even numbers. Signings so far have included the likes of Prudential Bache, Royal London Asset Management, Morley Fund management and Dresdner Kleinwort.
This was Michelle Baltazar's comments on 28 March 2004:
Half year pre-tax losses at Knowledge Technology Systems widened to 321,580 from 100,540 last time on flat turnover due to increased overheads. While administration costs rose from 239,000 to 265,260, the group's distribution costs more than doubled to 104,380.
However, the widened losses are just part and parcel of a company that is just starting to drum up business. Shares should enjoy a fillip on the more important point which is that the company has announced a string of contracts since the start of the year.
Prudential Bache, Royal London Asset Management,Morley Fund management and Dresdner Kleinwort have all signed deals to use KTS's real-time data solutions software QuoteTerminal, a cheap alternative to existing services provided by companies such as Reuters and Bloomberg.
mcgrath1958
- 01 Mar 2005 12:26
- 32 of 40
grevis2
Lets hope KTS are getting closer to break even! If that does happen these shares will be given a big shot in the arm by the markets.
I could be wrong but i believe the results will be out on Friday 11th March or just before.