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 ?

momentum

Finaly charts,looks like support may be offered at 4.25p, 3.0p and 1.75p.
And its over and out from me.Good luck to all those still invested. Why did you
not throw in 1p , .25p, .001p

Goodbye.

why so bearish,just because a contract has not been signed it doesen't mean that cms are dead and buried.the trouble with small caps is that everyone expects to much to quick.i am a holder in 2 small caps cms is one and zoo digital is the other.i am confident that in 2-3 years time these companies will be far bigger than they are today.if cms fails to sign any contracts they will become a take over target by reuters or bloomberg as i'm sure they would like to get there hands on there products.zoo is the same,the technology they have is worth a fortune.i'm sure sony will see it as a threat if it takes off.

momentum,

I am happy to hold this stock and I haven't lost a penny on it. It's not a question of how low can it go, as you say. I bought the stock confident in the medium-long term picture and remain convinced.

Contracts will be announced in due course. The company has huge cash resources and is not going to be under any financial pressure.

Sales will come. Patience.

TSQ.

CHICAGO (AFX) -- The Chicago Board of Trade has been given the nod by Italian regulators, opening an electronic door between the CBOT and traders in that country, the exchange said on Wednesday. Italy is now one of 12 nations outside the United States with electronic access to the Chicago futures exchange, the CBOT said. Those countries include Belgium, Finland, Gibraltar, Hong Kong, Ireland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. 'The CBOT is committed to expanding global distribution of its products,' said CBOT President and CEO Bernard Dan.

does this mean there may be good news on the horizon?

CMS WebView opens second US sales office

CMS WebView plc (CMS), a leading provider of systems and software for real-time data distribution and management, is opening an office in New York City, its second U.S. sales office. In March, CMS opened a sales office in Chicago, which is led by Kurt Klein, Director, North American Operations.

The new CMS sales office is in midtown Manhattan and will be run by Business Development Manager, HongSup Park. Mr Park, who reports to Kurt Klein, was previously Senior Business Analyst and Client Manager at Dealogic, a software designer and developer for the capital markets industry. He is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

Both sales offices are supported by Teresa Brown, an experienced project manager with over 15 years' experience in data technology and client account management in the financial sector.

CMS has opened sales offices in North America to market its leading software system Transactional Data Interface (TDI) to major US banks, exchanges and other large investment and financial institutions. Transactional Data Interface (TDI) is a modular software solution that enables financial institutions to collect, process and distribute financial information in real time. It has been used by organisations including the London Metal Exchange, the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), processing multi-millions of bytes of data a day.

Bob Antell, Chief Executive of CMS, commented: "As the largest financial market in the world, opening a sales office in New York was a pre-requisite for increasing our presence in North America. Now we have offices in Chicago and New York we have the sales and marketing infrastructure in place to make a powerful argument to banks, exchanges and other financial institutions about the commercial benefits of our TDI software system."

About CMS WebView plc
CMS WebView plc (CMS) listed on the Alternative Investment Market of the London Stock Exchange (AIM: CWV) in August 2000. Since its original formation in 1982, CMS WebView plc (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 market data feed provider for the wholesale market. Its TDI Data Feed has been developed 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.

For further information:

Bob Antell
CMS WebView plc
Tel: 020 7744 7722

Neil Boom/Jenny Leahy
Gresham PR Ltd.
Tel: 020 7404 9000

anybody willing to hazard an informed opinion as to whether these rises represent coming of a bottom and moving up? maybe a chartist could say what is the level that has to be reached to break up from the downtrend.
Unfortunately I am without the funds to average down anyway but that might be a good thing!

Clearly opening a new office in the heart of global finance is a good sign reflecting presumably interest from institutions there.

Sue Helen has been busy elsewhere (ETQ) but maybe we will see some returning interest soon.

GN

Positive move over the last few days on inceasing volume. 6p was the resistance level to overcome to reverse the trend. Base for the sp has been set from which the price can build. Purchased some shares yesterday and today.If 6p holds then expect the momentum to build. Will be looking to buy further as the ta improves.

Welcome back momentum!

These markets are huge. Don't knock the banking sector. Having worked there myself, I have every confidence that TDI will make a big impact & copycat buys by the larger banks will push sales volume. (No-one in the banking sector likes it if their competitors steal a march with cheaper more efficient software!)

This company has huge potential, a US & European presence and a good product suite.

At 6p, it is still capped at under 5million. I have been screaming for ages that the price is just FAR TOO CHEAP!!!

I'm buying again as well.

TSQ.

Nice up tick, with 8pence looking like a key level indicating downtrend broken.

The company is showing that it is serious about sales. At around 750k per contract the upside here is large IMHO.

If sentiment has turned and the market comes to expect more sales, then fair value must surely be a lot higher than the 4.8million we are at now.

Plenty of work going on behind the scenes gives me renewed confidence.

BH

Hi bloodhound, some Level 2 data that might interest you :

Level 2 is at 1 v 3 which is not positive but KBC (one of the market makers) are on the bid at 6.00 pence and have been happily absorbing all the sells that have come their way today. In addition, they were on the bid yesterday as well chasing stock. KBC may be aware of some forthcoming news and hence are accumalating stock.

If 6.50 pence resistance is broken then the next resistance is at 8.90 pence.

PS. I do not hold a position in this stock.

TSQ I thought i might find you still here. Hopefully the next 6 months will be far more fruitful. Not diving in to fast, closely watching the charts. Rumour doing the round about a possible deal with the the NY stock exchange. See advfn FBB.

yeah momentum! am I getting boring with CWV??!!!?

Just never found a reason to sell these shares. They are building an ever larger sales/marketing presence and IMO are building a launch pad for significant growth.

The sell off down to these levels has been seriously overdone. This company is currently valued at just over 5 TDI contracts. This doesn't take into account any of the other revenue streams.

Market will not push up the shares too high until new sales are announced, but it's my opinion, that if the company is opening a New York office, which let's face it wont be cheap, it must be confident about deals in New York as well as Chicago & London.

The rumour of a deal in New York may turn out not to be one of pure fantasy.

TSQ.

My guess is that sales to banks will be big business, much bigger than sales to exchanges.

The market for cost effective data management solutions, in an environment of cautious capital investment, puts CMSWebview in a very powerful position, and one I believe the market hasn't recognised YET!!

TSQ.

I have a high percentage of my portfolio in this from 6p to 18p.
I have never been tempted to sell out as when this goes it travelles fast and unless you are there at the time you may miss out. Its a gamble but at the moment most of the market is. dyor. Graeme.( I also do the lottery ????)

Hi Sue. Thanks for your input on the Levels research. Could your give ONLY updates at the end of each trading date for CWV please. ( i know you got a lot of stick re this company so i understand if u steer clear). thou I will appreciate your input. Ta

With 2 offices now Stateside, expect sales to be announced in the second half. Given the revenue generated by these sales, the market valuation may move quickly higher.

A market cap of only 10million would equate to a share price of 12.5pence. We're currently capped at only 4.8million!!

TSQ.

For you guys :

Although the price was unchange today Level 2 did improve from 1 v 3 to 1 v 2. HOOD have moved onto a higher bid of 5.50 pence from 5.00 pence and to a new offer of 7.00 pence. So one MM is on 5.50 pence bid now as well. HOOD may join KBC on the 6.00 pence bid tomorrow if KBC move off the 6.00 pence bid, there will be HOOD and KBC on the 5.50 pence, 2 MMs supporting the 5.50 pence bid.

The higher the number of market makers on the bid the better, and likewise the lower the number of market makers on the offer the better.

PS. I do not hold a position in this stock.