GEOFFREY.R
- 01 Nov 2003 16:46
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 ?
bloodhound
- 13 Aug 2004 13:49
- 1661 of 1924
Plenty of work going on behind the scenes gives me renewed confidence.
BH
SueHelen
- 13 Aug 2004 13:56
- 1662 of 1924
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.
momentum
- 13 Aug 2004 14:53
- 1663 of 1924
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.
thestatusquo
- 14 Aug 2004 14:50
- 1664 of 1924
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.
thestatusquo
- 14 Aug 2004 14:54
- 1665 of 1924
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.
GRAEME.ALEXANDER
- 14 Aug 2004 23:24
- 1666 of 1924
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 ????)
xmortal
- 15 Aug 2004 23:54
- 1667 of 1924
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
thestatusquo
- 16 Aug 2004 19:09
- 1668 of 1924
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.
SueHelen
- 16 Aug 2004 20:03
- 1669 of 1924
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.
xmortal
- 16 Aug 2004 22:15
- 1670 of 1924
Thanks Sue.... very much appreciated.
markp
- 16 Aug 2004 22:40
- 1671 of 1924
Hi Sue
Do you think they will be 50p by Christmas?
SueHelen
- 16 Aug 2004 23:24
- 1672 of 1924
I think they'll be at 500p Markp....is that what you wanted to hear.
ustaadkamaalkay
- 16 Aug 2004 23:48
- 1673 of 1924
Markp - If Sue believed she/he would have been in holding this stock by now!!.
markp
- 17 Aug 2004 01:02
- 1674 of 1924
Hi Sue
I can quite believe you think that judging by your past estimates.
Glad to see your still on the ball!!
momentum
- 17 Aug 2004 16:56
- 1675 of 1924
E50 average giving resistance to the SP at present.
thestatusquo
- 17 Aug 2004 20:27
- 1676 of 1924
All down to a sale I think momentum. A sale is required to propel price north and break the recent downtrend.
I could be wrong, but I'm not sure there is enough action currently for technical trading.
A sales announcement will change everything, as confidence will return.
momentum
- 17 Aug 2004 22:03
- 1677 of 1924
Very true TSQ
bloodhound
- 18 Aug 2004 18:11
- 1678 of 1924
Results should be out soon hopefully we will get an update for ProphetX which
CMS declined to include in the yearly report, people have been told that new
clients have signed up. Also plenty of rumours of TDI contracts for NYMEX and
the Kansas Exchange.
BH
bloodhound
- 20 Aug 2004 07:40
- 1679 of 1924
RNS Number:1489C
CMS WebView PLC
20 August 2004
CBOT expands use of TDI
for electronic data distribution
CMS WebView plc ("CMS") is pleased to announce that the Chicago Board of Trade
("CBOT") will be expanding its use of TDI to distribute market data for
Kansas City Board of Trade ("KCBT") and Minneapolis Grain Exchange ("MGEX").
The CBOT has signed agreements with KCBT and MGEX to distribute their market
data via its quote vendor network. The CBOT uses TDI as its data
distribution system and, in return, CMS will be paid additional annual fees for
this service.
TDI is a modular suite of software which is used to process,
redistribute, analyse and store vast amounts of real-time financial data. The
benefits to customers of TDI include its wide range of proven input and
output interfaces, together with inbuilt network resilience and significant data
flow capabilities.
Bob Antell, Chief Executive of CMS, commented:
"We believe that its adoption by the CBOT and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange
has defined TDI as industry standard software for the distribution of
financial market data.
The fact that the CBOT will be distributing market data for KCBT and MGEX using
TDI is a further endorsement of its confidence in our software. This
agreement enhances CMS's position as a leading provider of exchange data
distribution software."
Steve Dickey, V.P. of Market Data Products and Information at CBOT, said:
"We're very pleased with the performance of the TDI software. Recently
CBOT has handled record trading volumes and TDI has coped effortlessly
with this. We therefore had no hesitation expanding our use of TDI for
KCBT and MGEX."
Enquiries, please contact:
Bob Antell/Peter Blogg Neil Boom/Jenny Leahy
CMS WebView plc Gresham PR Ltd.
020 7744 7722 020 7404 9000
AndrewThomson77
- 20 Aug 2004 12:09
- 1680 of 1924
up 20% now