Kingston Communications is an established UK communications company. The Group's national business-to-business capabilities encompass the provision of fully integrated and managed network solutions, complemented by the delivery of voice, data and call handling services in the towns and cities served by the Kingston Communications network. This infrastructure comprises twenty-five metropolitan fibre networks and a long distance broadband network, which was initiated for service in May 2001. Kingston's new media activities include the DSL-based interactive television service, KIT, and satellite broadband content, storage and distribution arm, Kingston inmedia. The Group's East Yorkshire network operation has served business and residential customers since 1904.

Pivot Points for Weds 29/10/03

r2 70
r1 69
pp 68
s1 67
s2 66

Pivot Points for Fri 31/10/03

r2 70
r1 69
pp 68
s1 67
s2 66

Getting a bit static!

Too static, perhaps next week will liven up, particularly if 'Thus' produces anything outstanding on Monday

Pivot Points for Mon 03/11/03

r2 71
r1 70
pp 68
s1 67
s2 68

Better range today

Little Woman,
kcom seems to have slipped into the shadows recently, as interims are due in 2 weeks, if you have time perhaps you could reintroduce the 2 day chart and pivot points that you previously posted. After all it is possible that a little more interest could develope in the company in the next few days.

The charts on top automatically update. But I'll try and remember to post the pivot points in the morning.

The share prices have been pretty static lately and so have the PP!

Pivot Points for Tue 11/11/03

r2 67
r1 66
pp 65
s1 64
s2 63

Pivot Points for Wed 12/11/03

r2 67
r1 66
pp 64
s1 63
s2 61

Pivot Points for Thu 13/11/03

r2 66
r1 65
pp 64
s1 63
s2 62

And this share is currently continuing to disappoint.....

Pivot Points for Fri 14/11/03

r2 65
r1 64
pp 63
s1 62
s2 61

12 November 2003

Kingston Communications Re-certified as VPN Security and Wireless LAN Partner by Cisco

Kingston Communications has been re-certified as a VPN Security and Wireless LAN specialisation partner by Cisco Systems, Inc.

The recertification recognises Kingston Communications for having personnel with advanced training, knowledge, field experience, and customer satisfaction to deploy VPN security and wireless LAN solutions.

To achieve the specialisation, Kingston Communications met or exceeded the personnel, experience, customer satisfaction and lab requirements outlined by Cisco. This included developing sophisticated lab and reference network resources and ensuring its employees were trained thoroughly in Cisco technology.

As part of the process, Kingston also demonstrated its ability to offer 24/7 support and undertook customer satisfaction surveys to demonstrate service excellence.

Richard Ashley, marketing director for Integration and Managed Services at Kingston, said its success as a Cisco partner could be attributed in part to the fact that - where possible - the company actually exceeds Ciscos requirements.

"An extremely high number of Cisco certified employees across all categories has enabled us to develop extensive technical expertise across Ciscos product range," he said.

Nick Edmond, service provider account manager at Cisco Systems, added: I would like to congratulate Kingston on achieving re-certification in VPN Security and Wireless LAN specialisations.

"The continued commitment that Kingston has shown to Cisco Systems over the last seven years, and the depth of technical knowledge, makes them one of the leading gold partners in the UK and Ireland."

Hello little woman..long time no speak..!

whats ur opinion kcom at present?

Hi Jules99 - it sure has been a while....Results are due out soon. Can't say anymore at the moment as I have to pop out and take one of the locals out shopping!

Kingston Communications(Hull)PLC
14 November 2003


KINGSTON COMMUNICATIONS PLC NOTIFICATION OF INTERIM RESULTS


London, 14 November, 2003, Kingston Communications PLC (KCOM.L), will announce
its interim results for the six months ended 30th September, 2003, on Tuesday
25th November, 2003.

63.75 = + .25/+ .0.39 per cent /Volume 67,276

Up + .25 = good results expected ?

KCOM got last set of results were not as good as expected because all the reorganisation costs were included in then. (They had some loss making parts, which they contracted out to reduce costs, to try and make those bits profitable) As long as they are still on track, and no more additional unforseen costs then the results should be good.

Predicting results always has and always will be one of more difficult tasks in investing. In kcoms case this time I, like may others would like to be pleasantly surprised for a change. However if this proved not to be the case I do feel that the new man at the helm, Malcom Fallen, will be making every effort to implement his strategies to get things back on the upward track. Perhaps its something to do with the 'new broom theory' that I have these thoughts, in the meantime I'm keeping things crossed!

Pivot Points for Mon 17/11/03

r2 66
r1 65
pp 63
s1 62
s2 60

Pivot Points for Tue 18/11/03

r2 66
r1 64
pp 62
s1 60
s2 58

Certainly looking weak today. Anyone 'in the know' or is the stock just out of favour?