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KCOM traders (KCOM)     

little woman - 21 Oct 2003 09:38

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.

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little woman - 28 Nov 2003 16:05 - 69 of 582

most of the AT trades are back front! AT buys are our sells & AT sells are our buys.

If you take a look at the trades at 14:36 - there are a couple of AT sells @ 67p, and the last one also @ 67p but this is down as a buy. The give away is the bid price. The last one went down as a buy because the bid price dropped - even though it is the same type of trade!

little woman - 28 Nov 2003 16:12 - 70 of 582

The MM buy orders way exceed the sell orders is why the price is going up.

e.g at the moment there is a buy for 50,000 @ 66p, but only 2,016 to sell @ 67p
Next down, buy 35,000 @ 65p and sell 2,012 @67.25p
Then buy 57,156 @63p and sell 2,088 & 25,000 @ 68p

optomistic - 28 Nov 2003 16:16 - 71 of 582

Thanks LW. points clarified.

little woman - 28 Nov 2003 17:28 - 72 of 582

Take a look at Market Scan - Top gainers over 5 days. KCOM is 7th !

realcooltrader - 29 Nov 2003 10:31 - 73 of 582

Cheers for the welcome optomistic, I'll look in from time to time.

rct

little woman - 30 Nov 2003 16:07 - 74 of 582

Investors chronical have KCOM as a Sell. Untill now, their articles were fairly positive - but this time say :Two profit warnings in 12 months have raised questions over Kingston's growth credentials

Only time will tell.

little woman - 01 Dec 2003 08:44 - 75 of 582

Pivot Points for Mon 01/12/03

r2 68
r1 67
pp 66
s1 65
s2 64

Looks like the MM don't agree with Investors Chronical! Although it wasn't there on market open, support at 65p is certainly there now!

little woman - 01 Dec 2003 09:31 - 76 of 582

I know that watching the trades can be misleading - but just had 3 Ordinary trades go through for 389,846; 110,000 & 500,000 @ 67p over 673K in value.

optomistic - 01 Dec 2003 17:15 - 77 of 582

I took Investors Chroncle for several years and found their research very good but even the IC columnists have not had an 100% success rate in their predictions. As you say LW time will tell. I feel with those kind of trades going through a lot of support is indicated, and certainly if I was in a positon to invest that kind of money in a company my decision would be based on research and sound information not just pure speculation. In the meantime I still remain an 'opomistic' holder of kcom. Could be wrong, but that's a chance we all take!

little woman - 02 Dec 2003 08:47 - 78 of 582

Pivot Points for Tue 02/12/03

r2 68
r1 66
pp 65
s1 63
s2 62

little woman - 03 Dec 2003 02:01 - 79 of 582

Pivot Points for Wed 03/12/03

r2 66
r1 66
pp 65
s1 65
s2 64

little woman - 03 Dec 2003 13:33 - 80 of 582

3 December 2003


Gloustershire Constabulary Gears Up for High Speed Connectivity in Partnership with Kingston Communications

New data network will support pioneering tri-service control centre as well as bandwidth hungry applications such as video streaming from helicopters and CCTV


Gloucestershire Constabulary has awarded Kingston Communications a substantial contract to provide a resilient high-speed data network that will support the county's pioneering new TriService command and control centre.


The new infrastructure will enable Gloucestershire Constabulary to run bandwidth hungry applications more effectively, such as video streaming from helicopter mounted cameras.


It will also allow the force - one of 15 constabularies nationwide now using voice and data technology provided by Kingston Communications - to make better use of town centre CCTV systems.


In addition, Kingston's new network will support HOLMES, the Home Office Large Major Enquiry System. This will enable the force to set up a specialist casualty bureau - a feature of HOLMES - as well as remote police stations in the event of a major incident in Gloucestershire, where events such as the Royal International Air Tattoo and Cheltenham Races are held.



For the rest of the article click here: http://www.kcom.com/news/2003/news248.shtml

optomistic - 03 Dec 2003 17:16 - 81 of 582

Yet another good contract, they just keep coming along!

little woman - 04 Dec 2003 08:39 - 82 of 582

Pivot Points for Thur 04/12/03

r2 67
r1 66
pp 65
s1 64
s2 63

little woman - 04 Dec 2003 10:10 - 83 of 582

Shares magazine have KCOM as a HOLD

The comment I found interesting was

"Operating losses before exceptional items fell by 65% to 3 million and the company says it has been cash positive on an underlying basis over the past year"

little woman - 05 Dec 2003 08:55 - 84 of 582

Pivot Points for Fri 05/12/03

r2 69
r1 66
pp 65
s1 63
s2 61

little woman - 05 Dec 2003 08:56 - 85 of 582

This is not a share to buy or sell before 9am!

optomistic - 05 Dec 2003 10:06 - 86 of 582

Yes 5p/6p spreads certainly makes it difficult to buy at a usefull price. Looks like the MMs arn't too sure as to which way they would like the price to go!

optomistic - 09 Dec 2003 10:21 - 87 of 582

Looking more interesting Mon/Tues. Can't let this thread dissapear into the depths!

little woman - 09 Dec 2003 11:13 - 88 of 582

9 December 2003


Kingston Communications re-certified as Gold Partner by Cisco Systems

Kingston Communications has been recertified as a Gold Partner by Cisco Systems, Inc. The Cisco partner certification program provides Kingston Communications with the resources to develop an expertise in selling, implementing and supporting Cisco network solutions. By once again achieving Gold Certification status, Kingston Communications can ensure customers it has obtained the highest Cisco standard for network expertise and support capabilities.

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