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 ?

yeah its all my fault skyhigh! I moved the market.

Dreadfully sorry old boy.

looking for a retest of the 6-6.12p area.

CMS perking up today.


DATE: 2003/8/22

TOPIC: TAIFEX Signs MOU with CBOT


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TAIPEI, August 22XThe Taiwan Futures Exchange signs a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Chicago Board of Trade today to pursue business alliance between the two exchanges by sharing experience and information on product development, system operation and related common interest areas. Chairman D. S. Wang of TAIFEX and Senior Vice President Robert Ray of CBOT (representing President Bernie Dan) sign the MOU. A number of over 100 guests, including Vice Minister Chen of the Ministry of Finance, Commissioner Lu of the Securities and Futures Commission, Chairman Lee of the GreTai Securities Market all joins the signing ceremony.

Vice Minister Chen congratulates the great achievement of the two exchanges toward internationalization levels. Commissioner Lu states that as an old Chinese saying, Advice from others may help overcome our own shortcomings, through the signing of MOU, the two exchanges are expected to move toward concrete implementation of the spirit and the goal under it. TAIFEX Chairman Wang also extends his confidence that the entering of this MOU will provide good opportunities for both exchanges to pursue a reciprocal long-term relation. CBOT Senior Vice President Ray believes that the partnership of the two exchanges would create a successful journey ahead.

Since its inception in 1998, the TAIFEX has been operating and developing steadily over time to achieve a considerable scale now. In the future, the TAIFEX will continue its efforts to seek further improvement and upgrade the efficiency. The Chicago Board of Trade with a history of more than one hundred and fifty years has been very successful in offering a wide variety of derivatives products. Particularly, facing increasing international competition for the recent years, CBOT has made a lot of efforts and innovative breakthroughs. Through frequent communication between management, exchange of experience, share of information and resources, cooperation with each other in areas of common interest, the partnership will greatly contribute to the bright future of both exchanges.

For more information, please visit websites for TAIFEX at http://www.taifex.com.tw and CBOT at http://www.cbot.com.

Good week coming up for CMS. Winnipeg have given the go ahead for the 13th of
December launch.

BH.

seems like one of my posts was removed......could this be possible...all it asked was why bloodhound was posting an item from 2003...

can anyone enlighten me.......

thanks

GN

its all gone quiet

Results this week?

Share up a tick this morning, let's hope for some good results.

Taken from another BB


daveperry - 16 Sep'04 - 23:20 - 1388 of 1403


Will CMS get some fees for this ?

Are CBoT taking the piss allowing all these exchanges to go through their system.

CBOT Hosts Winnipeg Commodity Exchange on Trading Platform

CHICAGO, September 16, 2004--The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) announced today that it has signed an agreement to host the agricultural futures and options products of the Winnipeg Commodity Exchange Inc. (WCE) on its electronic trading platform, e-cbot powered by LIFFE CONNECT. The agreement follows a Memorandum of Understanding that the WCE and CBOT signed in April. In addition to the WCE, the CBOT signed hosting agreements with the Kansas City Board of Trade (KCBT) and the Minneapolis Grain Exchange (MGEX) in August.

The CBOT also has agreed to act as the WCE's sole distributor of market data through the CBOT Quote Vendor Network, in an arrangement similar to the previously announced agreements with the KCBT and MGEX.

CBOT President and CEO Bernard Dan said, "We are very pleased to have reached this significant agreement with the Winnipeg Commodity Exchange, an institution with a rich tradition of integrity. The CBOT will now offer a single point of access for three key North American agricultural commodity exchanges -- the KCBT, MGEX and WCE -- providing increased efficiency and greater trading opportunities for all of our market users. These agreements are a testimony to the CBOT's commitment to driving standardization within the futures industry."

The North American grain exchanges will begin trading via the CBOT's electronic platform in the fourth quarter of 2004, with the WCE scheduled to go live on December 20. Under the agreements, all three exchanges will remain independent and will maintain separate open and close times.

For more information on CBOT products, visit our Website at www.cbot.com.

[LIFFE CONNECT/The LIFFE CONNECT Logo] is a trademark of LIFFE Administration and Management and is registered in Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore, the United States, and the United Kingdom, is a registered Community Trade Mark, and is the subject of a pending application for registration in Japan.

This publication may contain information provided by sources and organizations other than the Chicago Board of Trade. While the information is believed to be reliable, it is intended for purposes of information and education only and is not guaranteed by the Chicago Board of Trade as to accuracy, completeness, nor any trading result, and does not constitute trading advice or constitute a solicitation of the purchase or sale of any futures or options. The Rules and Regulations of the Chicago Board of Trade should be consulted as the authoritative source on all current contract specifications and regulations.

Board of Trade of the City of Chicago, Inc., 2004 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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Biscuit2 - 16 Sep'04 - 23:24 - 1389 of 1403


I'm assuming that there may now be an announcement similar to that on 20/08/04 regards the extention of the existing contract with CMS. We will have to wait and see.

What date are the company's results due ?

Results should be out any day now. Last year they were on the 19th of Sept.

We have a good idea of results(see update on 30/6/04). It's the prospects that are interesting. Will they announce a new TDI? It's worth about 4p on price. What about ProphetX? That should be worth something as well. By this time next week we could see a increase of 50% or a fall of 25%. I know which one I want.

Imho if no positive news is announced then we will drift down to cash value around 4p until we get some news.MMs dropped the price to encourage some business .No responsefrom buyers or sellers.Downside is the path of least resistance.

I agree with Momentum. Unfortunately no positive news will cause a drift down possibly as far as just 3p. I am very interested to hear exactly how CMS are handling the finances raised from the share issue earlier this year and what results they are seeing from that investment.

I'm negative, I'm afraid, however I'll keep my fingers crossed anyway.

thestatusquo

Are you still around.

Results by the end of the month. Contracts announced at same time? I hope so.

Getting close to end of month. No announcement of when results announced. If they don't report by end of month, then will be fined for late submission. I hope it's taking so long because they're still counting all their(our)money. Or there is a hole which they are desperately trying to cover.

Waiting with bated breath.

It's going down to the wire ! Suspense is killing me ! Already showing a 50% loss. So, hope we get some contracts announced or I can see this going down to 2p-ish (imho) Which way is this going to go ?

Like AT77 above >>> "I'm negative, I'm afraid, however I'll keep my fingers crossed anyway" :)

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Relax guys, this is yet another cheap, risky stock and you need a bit of pain to appreciate the gain, where else would the buzz come from. Bob Antell (big boss man) was at the Inside Market Data conference on Tuesday and sounded very up beat indeed. I also managed to speak to some of his colleagues who were realistic but optamistic. They know they are a young company and it won't be easy, it's early days. But the general consensus at IMD was that clients have had enough of being held to ransom by Reuters and Bloomberg and need alternatives. Installing direct feeds from suppliers is a popular option and if that route is chosen they need TDI. In short, don't panic and enjoy the ride, unless you've got your house on it, in which case pick less risky stocks

hi bloodhound!

Still hanging in here. Just haven't really had anything different to say on this one.
IMHO a lot of groundwork has been laid, particularly in the USA. Patience required on this one.