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 ?

Of course it might be a bluff by the MM's wanting our stock !!!! - or a double bluff..... or a double double bluff

Baza

Surely if they wanted our stock they'd put the bid way up so we'd be more likely to sell ? LoL!

U R probably right - just me getting frustrated

Yeh... know what you mean... hang on in there!

Yippee - an order

"CMS WebView PLC
17 November 2005


RNS Release

17 November 2005

CMS signs up first Australasian client

Infodirect takes CMS WebView's TDI Feed

CMS WebView plc (CMS), an international systems and software provider, announces
a new client for its TDI Feed of real-time futures and options and foreign
exchange data. CMS will provide Infodirect, a New Zealand-based provider of
financial information services via the Internet, mobile phones and pagers, with
elements of its wholesale data feed for an undisclosed sum.

Infodirect is the latest global client to take CMS's TDI Feed, adding to the
Company's existing loyal customer base of quote vendor and other organisations.
In taking the TDI Feed, customers receive a high-speed wholesale supply of
real-time data from a range of the world's leading futures exchanges, together
with access to foreign exchange rates. The Feed is offered in various formats
including Financial Information eXchange (FIX) and the default protocol from
individual exchanges.

A benefit of the TDI Feed is that customers can choose the frequency of data
delivery, with options such as real-time, delayed, snapshot or end-of-day, on an
exchange-by-exchange basis.

Last year, CMS replaced its own 'ticker plant' software, (i.e. the system that
generates the wholesale data feed) with the Company's own TDI software
product. As a result, customers such as Infodirect are able to benefit from an
improved and enhanced TDI Feed, with increased functionality.

Bob Antell, Chief Executive of CMS, commented:

'We're very pleased to announce that Infodirect has chosen our TDI Feed. Not
only is this our first Australasian client, but it also reflects a recent
increase in interest in our wholesale data feed. Last year we replaced the
system that generates the feed with our TDI software, which enables us to
offer an improved and enhanced product. We're delighted to be seeing the
benefits of this, as we receive a growing number of enquiries and our global
customer base continues to expand.' "

Winning new clients.....that makes for good reading....lets hope this is the beginning of a new phase following restructuring....


strange about yesterdays price drop prior to news though....

GN

Yes, It's good news.... small contract, but never the less, a contract !
Lets hope it's the first of many... It could be worth hanging on in there for a lot longer yet...

Well my shares are worthless at the moment - have been hanging on to them to offset some cgt - maybe they will spring back to life and give us a little xmas pressie

Baza

Bhunt1910
Agree with your sentiments, my shares are worthless also as got in at 12.75p some while ago. However, at least something positive is happening at last.

One new tdi contract,good plus move.

Someone said they had heard that another contract was in the offing - I have no information about it - anyone else heard anything ?

Baza

bhunt1910, rmart in ADVFN was going on about Singapore & Dubai before CWV landed the Australasian client. I think this stock has someway to go but I wouldn't hold my breath. Just tuck in your back drawer and one day, hopefully it'll be a multibagger!

It'l need to get back to about 18p ( i think ) just to break even - I do keep thinking about coubling up - but dont think I am that much of a gambler ??

Baza

bhunt1910...
I need to get to 13p to break even.. If I had some spare dosh available I'd top up now... IMHO I reckon the sp will shoot up on further positive announcements and the next set of results will show further reductions in losses.. (imo)... I'd go for it.

Bhunt1910, I agree with skyhigh. Also, AIM is full of traders as opposed to investors and it's easy for shares like CWV to be oversold. If I had funds, I will buy at current price. All IMHO.

Up 40% today - something is definitely brewing

Hope this is not another pump & dump like last time ! (earlier this year).
We've all held on since last time through the hard times believing this company will eventually come good.
We deserve something big from this.. let's hope we get it!

Skyhigh, this stock was used many times by rampers but the last time (in Mar/Apr), there was a possibility of RTO which fell through.

However, this time in addition to TDI contracts, there is talk about MiFiD and how companies need to comply with an EU directive. The UK's Financial Services Authority is encouraging senior management at regulated firms to begin preparing for the implementation of the European Union's Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID), which is likely to come into force on November 1, 2007.

In the past, this stock was abused by pump & dumpers, CBOT ripped them off and overheads were high. However, with this new contract and MiFid, I think CWV will be a multibagger soon. All IMHO and please DYOR.

Ramu,
thank you for reply and encouraging views & news...
I tend to agree it's looking much better this time round with a bit more substance in place to support a higher sp
I, for one, will continue to hold but I need 13p just to break even !
Just hope it's not another false dawn and all that.
Lets hope it is a multibagger soon as it's been a multibu**er for far too long !

Skyhigh, I need 6.5p to b/e. Unfortunately, funds tied up in ASC!