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 ?

Relooked at the trades screen as because the share s going through are 2 hours old even the sells are going through as buys as they are judged against the current bid and offer price so there have been alot more sells then I first thought.

Cheers

Martin

Stop losses triggered by the MMs possibly. Nothing to worry about, these will be well past 20 pence next week.

Best Wishes,

Sue.

Still a lot of buys have come through at 16 pence, judging by a quick scan on the trades pages. Over 15.5 pence are definately buys in the last couple of hours.

Sue.

Real Quote is 15-15.5 pence. So not drop back really. Just trying to squeeze some stock from stop losses which may have been set by some investors new to this stock.

Best Regards,

Sue.

Willing to take 150,000 off you at 15 pence and can only buy 25,000 shares online at full price of 15 pence.

Real spread I iterate again is 15-15.5 pence.

Sue.

Thanks Sue

As informative as ever

Cheers

Martin

PR coverage on CWV ramping up for the weekend....

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/business/articles/timid70803

Is this how to paste a link then ??http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/business/articles/timid70803

Thanks game_boy, good article

Just noted 2 MM's trade for 150,000 shares each go through. They are showing as sells but if they are delayed then I expect they are buys which would be good news..

Cheers

Martin

Mentioned under Today's Constant Gainers and Losers on MONEY AM WEBSITE:

Notable constant gainers over three days include CMS WebView, which has risen 55.26% to 14.75p. On 10 November it confirmed it is considering a fundraising. If it launches a scheme, funds secured will be used for increased marketing of its existing products.
http://www.moneyam.com/action/news/showArticle?id=208229

Hi game_boy, thankyou very much for your input today.

Kind Regards,

Sue.

Trading up

WHEN a product is designed to be used on the major trading exchanges of the world, it does no harm to have as your initial customers the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade, the two largest futures and options exchanges in the United States, and also to include the London Metals Exchange.


That is what London-based CMS WebView, the data collection and distribution group, is able to claim in its sales pitch.


And it intends making good use of the references that those exchanges are willing to provide. CMS, which was formed to provide commodity trading data to the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (Liffe), was the object of a management buy-out in 1997.


Since then, much time and effort has been spent in developing the product in what has been a tough market.


But chief executive, Bob Antell, believes the doors he has been pushing against for so long are beginning to open on both sides of the Atlantic and he is ready to put his head above the parapet for the first time.


It can be no coincidence that since announcing a first half loss of ?116,000 in mid-September, he has appointed Gresham, a leading financial public relations agency, to spread his message. Since that appointment in October, CMS shares have soared from 1.5p to 13p, which should be good enough to pay Gresham?s fees for a few months.


Mr Antell plans to go on the sales offensive in the new year, opening a Chicago or New York office to back up the London operations. All this will need money, so I would not be surprised if a fund-raising exercise was being planned, though this would entail the founding directors having their share stake diluted to below 50% for the first time.


But I?m sure they would rather hold a third of the shares at 13p than more than 50% at 1.5p.

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/business/articles/timid70803

Hi Sue
Re your last post ie 407, what is the impact on the share price, if any?
Also want to add my thanks to everyone else's on the CWV thread for all your efforts, info and clarification.
Regards
Anna

Martin,

The 2 MM transactions were sells as what they had to do was offload some stock of their own books to fill buy orders. This was due to the number of buy orders they were getting today. Hence, the eratic movements in the price today.

Having look at the trades page I believe it does fit my theory especially with the MMs were keen on offering 15 pence on the bid when the actual bid price was 14 pence.

Having seen the trades, there has been a divulge of buys at 15.5 pence and 16 pence. Not many sells have gone through hence MMs had to reduce their holdings to fill buy orders apart for the 400,000 sell which the MMs paid extra for.
I think MMs will be keen to increase their holdings on their books again as soon as possible on Monday so would expect few MM buys to go through on Monday.

If you look back it was the same at the end of last week, when MMs had to reduce their holdings only to increase them again the next day.

I would expect the price to be closer to 17 pence on the offer first thing on Monday morning and end the week at 30 pence atleast. Having said that if any news is released we could go up to as much as 50 pence then settle around 35 pence.

Have a good weekend all.

We have an excellent week this week but nothing compared to what we will see next week.

Evening now,

Sue.

Hi Anna,

What it could lead to is some mention in the weekend press and some big players buying into this stock ahead of the good news expected to be release. Could see a Gresham Computing lookalike here where a divulge of contracts/licences announcements could send the share price to ?1.00 in the medium term.

But chief executive, Bob Antell, believes the doors he has been pushing against for so long are beginning to open on both sides of the Atlantic and he is ready to put his head above the parapet for the first time.

The above paragraph taken from the article has led to me believe that ?1.00 could be possible in the medium term.

Regards,

Sue.

Thanks Sue - ?1.00 is a pound I take it? That would be wonderful.
Thanks to you I have bought 100,000 shares at 10.6p so I really do owe you an extremely big drink!

Regards
Anna

Hi Sue

Thanks for the reply, yet again a full informative post.Dont know where you get all the info from but sounds spot on to me.

Shame it did not get to 20p today, let alone 10%.. but yes, 20p by end of next week I can see but 50p would have to be impossible, would'nt it????

Have a great weekendand speak to you on Monday.

Martin

PS Reflex on the move, remember seeing a post that you have some of these, lets hope it continues as it owes me a little.

PPS Take a look at Off Shore Telecoms OST. Thought it might be of interest to you.

Bye

Hi sue, Have just discoved your site (blame gameboy) he was the one who name dropped! Love your take on things, spot on with mine. Can't wait for monday, should see some lovely fireworks next week. Wouldn't recommend that people day trade this share, much easier to just buy a few and watch it go! 17p is a key level, expect it to quickly go through it first thing, with Mon being a nice up day like last weds/thurs. End of week price target 30p on no news.IMHO
Love the charts you posted! Regards axe