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 ?

Well spotted, Martin, just beat me to it.

Should be an interesting day ahead!!!!

Hi Sutre

The joys of working nights, got home at 7 and read the RNS, will be staying up for a while now..

Cheers

Martin

I THINK ITS TIME TO TOPUP,,OOHH YEEEEEAA BABY !!! LETS ROCK

what;s going on now? tree shake again?

Yep exactly like ( cyh ) good news came and the price lowered by the day. Same story here.

i think probably profit -taking

NEWS

Saturday Telegraph

Hoping to raise 2.5 m through a share placing and would use the money to market
the main product.aj

looking at the posted trades there were only 2 sells early on the rest are all buys. that must be significant.
geoff

I don't understand record show string of buys, many buy and the buy/sell ratio around 10x and price going down!

Hmhm .... is that allowed, that MM can run thing like this? I read the report about The DA guy in Newyork and the new power of FSA think UK should have them over here.

Or all the tricks are allowed and is fair play? Who can believe that ever demand\suply runs our market

whats going on.news announced about the new contracts,vol and share price barely moved,l was under the impression this was the start of something big is this not so?sue where are you?

Forecast......After friday pivot point reversal ( that I posted elsewhere) expect to see further gains this week until at least Thursday.....Price should rise up to the 26p level, on increasing buying vol. Expect a slight retractment as it will need to take a slight breather before proceeding into the 30p region.

That is of course unless we get more good news in the meantime. I would not recommend that people try to play the peaks and troughs with this share, it is safer to sit and watch this one grow

All the best to every one

AXE

Sue.

Sue.

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Sue.

Back later.

Regards,

Sue.

If they've installed 4000 terminals at 200/mth each, are we now saying cms t/o exceeds 10m?

I'm not a regular reader of this board but I have to say I'm extremely disappointed by the actions of SueHelen, having copied extracts of posts I made on the ADVFN CWV board last week he/she today edited the post made on Friday where he/she copied my post and passed it of as his/her opinion.

SueHelen this is a formal request for you to please explain your actions.

I think your behaviour has been dishonest and this is an opportunity for you to come clean and put the record straight.

Assume 20 traders at Nidera are to use ProphetX that's 20 * 200 GBP * 12 months gross income per annum or 48,000 GBP. What people don't talk about is the margin made - gross income is not translated to 100% profit. Since this is a re-sale of someone else's product, albeit on an exclusive arrangement, we could suggest a margin of 30%. This is typical for a bespoke service.

So that amounts to 15,400 GBP income per annum not taking into account the one off sales effort - hardly something to shout about. Which is what sensible people have realised after the initial announcement sent the price firmer earlier today.

For the more optimistic try a margin of 50% and 30 traders (Nidera is not big league, surprised if they have more than a dozen traders but can someone qualify?)

Clearly, CWV is keen to please investors, of which I am one, but this announcement is just plain silly for a company about to raise between 1.5 and 2.5 million GBP.

Thanks Happy for your honest evaluation of the figures announced today.

My personal opinion is that the company will have to announce better news on revenues if the price is to progress after dilution.

The company has managed the timing of its announcements superbly.

Share price languishes for months. Company wishes to raise capital. A tip appears in a share mag. Price rallies massively on this tip. Bulletin board buzzes. Private investors drive price higher. Price reaches a peak and then starts to drift back down for a few days. After continued retracement from peak, fundraising is announced.

The fundraising announcement puts a marker in the sand at 15.25pence.

Now Axe? I would like to ask you, on what basis do you predict 26pence by Thursday, a 70% rise in 3 days? Is it a valuation measure? Is it technical analysis? Is it momentum trading? Is it volume?

Or is it as I suspect, merely a wild guess. You have derided opinions contrary to your own as being somewhat un-educated. Perhaps you would educate me by answering any of the above.