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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ffastfill | FFA | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 19.75 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 19.75 | 19.75 |
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Posted at 23/4/2013 11:28 by bugs bunny Bye Bye FFA you made me a nice profit.............. |
Posted at 17/2/2013 01:47 by wh1spa A thought occurred to me Keith Todd is also chairman of AMO.Rumours have been circulating for a while that with their business becoming more profitable, good progressive divi policy and stacks of cash that they too could be snapped up. Again it's another Kestrel holding! May just have to put my proceeds from FFA into AMO. |
Posted at 13/2/2013 12:13 by richjp As well as a significant amount in GHT I also have a smaller sum in FFA which also has moved up a little in the last two days, so I will make the same post on both threads.The chief exec of Fidessa, which for those that don't know is a major software supplier to the banking market, made some remarks on Monday which were positively and quite widely reported in the media yesterday. He said that although trading conditions had been tough, he thought that the banking industry was stabilising and that the future outlook was improving. I wonder if that comment has prompted potential investors to take a look at smaller cap IT companies for value and people that may have had the likes of GHT and FFA on their watch list for some time, have decided to buy in now rather than miss the boat. I suspect that may be the reason for the increase in the share price of both companies rather than any specific news. That is fine for me, however I feel these increases will need to be supported by some positive news in due course. |
Posted at 13/2/2013 10:38 by bugs bunny Maybe someone has seen reps from Pattington go into FFA offices LOL |
Posted at 04/2/2013 12:47 by bugs bunny MM's seem to be short of stock......Looks like the 250k trade was a Institutional trade to the MM something to trade with, The buys are small qty's relatively, small trader's hoping last weeks shuffle is going to lead to a bid. Without any announcments from FFA its all speculation. Up again, |
Posted at 29/1/2013 12:27 by bugs bunny Lets hope Toddy and co get the real value for FFA, What would make it more interesting is if Cinnober would reappear. |
Posted at 29/1/2013 11:54 by bluehair2 Thanks Bugs, I hope FFA don't just roll over without a fight (like PTS) |
Posted at 09/1/2013 10:35 by bugs bunny Just for reference Yahoo Finance have a target price of 18.5p for the year.Does anyone have anyone idea where these 14p trades are coming from, They are going through as sells however the share price hasnt moved down so I assume the MM's must have a buyer, They all are around the same size trades. Happy New Year to all FFA holders, lets hope this is the year FFA finaly takes off and maybe 18.5p is a real price and not just a target. |
Posted at 07/12/2012 06:43 by bluehair2 This is from the IC from 19.11.12 and worth posting for anyone holding or thinking of holding for the medium term.Ffastfill gets regulation boost A changing environment in investment banking is driving tighter regulation and greater risk control for financial firms' trading activities. That's proving good news for Ffastfill (FFA) - which provides specialist software services for front, middle and back office trading - and the group grew its adjusted half-year operating profit almost 10-fold to £1.4m. Its software-as-a-servic Housebroker Cannacord Genuity forecasts adjusted full-year pre-tax profit of £3.7m, giving EPS of 0.7p (from £1.9m and EPS 0.4p in 2012). |
Posted at 18/5/2011 15:28 by bugs bunny 18 May 2011 FFastFill plc ("FFastFill" or the "Group") FFastFill Partners with IPC Systems to Provide Robust Connectivity Across the Financial Community IPC's Secure Financial Network to Support Low Latency, Non-Member Access to Exchanges and Trading Venues through FFastFill's Global SaaS Capability FFastFill plc (LSE: FFA), the leading provider of Software as a Service ("SaaS") to the global derivatives community is pleased to announce that it has successfully entered a partnership with IPC Systems, Inc., a leading provider of electronic trading communications solutions to the world's top financial services firms and global enterprises, allowing members of IPC's Electronic Connectivity Services (ECS) community to make its pre-trade, post-trade and straight through processing services through FFastFill's hosted execution platform securing non-member access to exchanges and trading venues across the world. FFastFill's broad range of application services will leverage IPC's fully hosted SaaS model to enable customers to trade a multitude of exchanges with minimal latency. Using FFastFill's new Horizon service, customers of IPC's Electronic Connectivity Services who are without direct exchange or market memberships will gain access to over 60 international trading venues across the North American, Europe and Asia-Pacific regions simply by using other member firms' market access. With new trading platforms proliferating, firms increasingly need access to venues where they typically don't have memberships. FFastFill's new Horizon service successfully removes the requirement for expensive third party connectivity or time-consuming broker-to-broker integration activities, resulting in reduced time to market and much greater flexibility in terms of broker coverage. "IPC's private and secure Electronic Connectivity Services financial network already connects thousands of financial market trading participants worldwide, making IPC's community an ideal partner for FFastFill and its portfolio of electronic trading applications," added David Brown, senior vice president, Global Operations for IPC Systems. "Both FFastFill and IPC are committed to providing an optimum trading services environment, and we look forward to enabling our Electronic Connectivity Services customers to both trade on new markets, as well as attract new order flows for venues where they are existing members." IPC's global connectivity infrastructure is exclusively focused on providing financial institutions and software specialists such as FFastFill with connectivity for all aspects of the trade lifecycle. The company's global financial network connects the world's major financial centres across 200 cities in 60 countries, and is exclusively focused on providing market participants with the secure, high-speed connectivity they increasingly demand to support all aspects of their trade lifecycle. Specifically engineered for electronic trading applications, IPC's portfolio of ECS allows organizations to benefit from secure, dedicated bandwidth, and take advantage of scalable and flexible connectivity capabilities to support their evolving electronic trading requirements. Hamish Purdey, Chief Executive Officer of FFastFill commented: "Our new service platform Horizon offers the capability to create access quickly, cheaply and efficiently are is set to change the way clients trade on new markets, and we're delighted that IPC is making the service available to its global community of more than 4,000 trading firms." |
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