Ffastfill Share Discussion Threads

[ffastfill] 17/12/2007 14:01

just over a million shares sold in the last week alone 1 seller forcing price down.

[bugs bunny] 17/12/2007 13:05

House broker KBC down again.

Now they seemed to be a very frightened house broker with a tick down after another tick down and dragging the share price down and the other MM's following suit..

[bugs bunny] 13/12/2007 09:59

House broker KBC down again......Only a tick this morning.

3 things you can rely on in life.....Tax's, Death and Lack of support from KBC.

[bugs bunny] 06/12/2007 10:52

Toddy is in definite need of some Viagra now......... He still can't keep the FFA share price UP....... Even on the back of a VERY GOOD write up in the Investors Chronicle.

[bugs bunny] 30/11/2007 08:03

Check out today's Investors Chronicle!!!!

[bugs bunny] 22/11/2007 09:00

House broker KBC down a tick this morning on no trades.....I can't imagine EVO staying out by themelves for to much longer....so we could another tick down as the day goes on.

[bugs bunny] 20/11/2007 16:02

Well the results seem have failed to ignite the city.........In other words no change there.

Lets hope bums on seats, real profits in the very near future and MAYBE the DREAM of a DIVI some time in the future can lift the share price

[bugs bunny] 20/11/2007 10:29

Results as expected.

[damanko] 19/11/2007 18:22

Unfortunately bugs, I appear to be for real....... Though this board can have "open & active" discussions all we like, it won't affect the FFA board's refusal to put any figures into the odd RNS that it is forced to put up.

Oh well, here we go again - onwards and ............ sideways.

[bugs bunny] 19/11/2007 15:59

The term "A Ducks Ass" comes to mind when it to Disclosure :)

Damanko are you for real or a plant been put on by ADVFN to make this board look like we have open and active discussion going on???????

[damanko] 19/11/2007 14:11

Yes, all seems & sounds good. Have to say though - they must be one of the most frustrating companies on the London market - when it comes to disclosure, in terms of numbers, effect on future revenues & profit etc. Perhaps they will divulge more to us at the interims. Perhaps....

[bugs bunny] 19/11/2007 09:54

Ffastfill Contract win

RNS Number:9731H
FFastFill PLC
19 November 2007


FFastFill selected by major Australian financial services company


London, 19th November 2007 - FFastFill is pleased to announce it has signed a
contract for its Eclipse multi-asset back office system to a major Australian
based financial services company. This deal will provide a full hosted 'Software
as a Service' solution to capture, process and manage a range of financial
instruments including listed derivatives, CFDs, equities and foreign exchange.

Commenting on this contract Patrick Thornton-Smith, Managing Director of
FFastFill Post-trade Processing division, 'This is a great win for us. The
delivery of a multi-asset service to our first Australian firm underlines not
only the scope of Eclipse in terms of products but the global nature of the
service and support we offer'.

[bugs bunny] 16/11/2007 15:32

Not bad.......Two contracts in 2 days.....SCAPS and KBC up a tick......All looking good for the Interims next week??????

[bugs bunny] 16/11/2007 13:19

FFastFill PLC
16 November 2007

Triland Metals News Release

Triland selects FFastFill to supply its new online trading service

London, 16th November 2007 - Triland Metals Limited ('Triland') today announced
that it has chosen FFastFill to supply its LME Trading Application Service. This
will enable customers to trade online from their own desktops as well as
accessing the traditional methods of telephone and ring dealing.

Martin Pratt, Chief Operating Officer at Triland, said 'The introduction of
electronic trading further complements the wide range of services offered by
Triland to our customers. Over time, we have seen an increasing demand from our
customer base to provide electronic access. The implementation of a trading
platform reflects our ability to react to such demands and is in line with
Triland's core values to constantly monitor and broaden the services and
products that we offer.'

FFastFill's solution was chosen because it offers the functionality that best
matches Triland's customer requirements. FFastFill Executive Chairman and CEO,
Keith Todd said: 'FFastFill is delighted that it has been selected by Triland to
deliver this Application Service. This is the first project we have undertaken
for Triland and we are looking forward to building on this to deliver other
application services in the future. It further demonstrates the strength of the
FFastFill offerings for LME traders and consolidates our position as the leading
provider of electronic trading services to London Metal Exchange members.'

About Triland Metals

Triland Metals is a broker and market-maker, specialising in the futures trading
of non-ferrous metals. It has been a Category 1 Ring Dealing Member of the
London Metal Exchange since 1972 and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Mitsubishi
Corporation (MC). In addition to market making, Triland provides customers with
pricing for options and average price contracts along with a comprehensive metal
warrant service.

www.triland.com

About Mitsubishi Corporation

Mitsubishi Corporation is Japan's largest general trading company with over 200
bases of operation in approximately 80 countries worldwide. With over 500 group
companies, MC employs a multinational workforce of near to 54,000 people and
engages in business in virtually every industry including metals, energy,
machinery, chemicals, food and general merchandise.

[bugs bunny] 15/11/2007 13:07

FFastFill PLC
15 November 2007

LANDSBANKI GO LIVE WITH FFASTFILL POST TRADE PROCESSING FOR BOTH Derivatives AND
EQUITIES


London, 15th November 2007 - Landsbanki the Full Service European Corporate Bank
has recently gone live with FFastFill Post Trade Processing's (PTP) Eclipse and
SAM applications to service its CFD and Equity business lines.

Director of Operations at Landsbanki London; Bupa Gandhi comments 'Building on
our strong foundation in Iceland, Landsbanki is aggressively extending its
financial operations into new markets and we chose FFastFill Post Trade
Processing as the best technical and functional solution in this space. Their
ability to meet our ambitious deadlines has been impressive'


'We are very pleased to have been selected by Landsbanki for this project and
have once again proved that our multi-asset full service hosted solutions can be
implemented in weeks not months ensuring our customers can enable fast and
effective growth taking advantage of our new technologies and the inherent cost
saving and revenue generating benefits that accrue', said Patrick
Thornton-Smith, Managing Director at FFastFill PTP.

Bupa Gandhi concludes, 'Working with the right partner to support the Banks
growing product line is vital for us and FFastFill PTP have already proved that
our selection of both Eclipse and SAM was the correct one.'

About Landsbanki

Landsbanki builds on its strong banking brand in Iceland to provide small and
medium sized corporates in Europe with comprehensive corporate and investment
banking services through local representation.

www.landsbanki.co.uk

[bugs bunny] 13/11/2007 10:28

DOWN again.....Now its EVO, WINS and now SCAPS again.

FFA are suffering from share price droop again before the results, they just don't seem to be able to preform and keep there share price up......They are need of some Viagra and a Therapist....I wonder if Nortrust can help????

Its not looking good Mrs Jones.

[bugs bunny] 09/11/2007 12:39

Guess what???????? KBC down AGAIN.

[bugs bunny] 08/11/2007 11:55

Looks like the rest of the MM's are taking there Que from KBC.....SCAPS & WINS down this morning with only EVO holding at the moment.

With the Interims due out any time and KBC company brokers....Do the Interims have a nasty in them????? Have KBC had a look and marked us down.....If there was good news or Interims in line with market expections I would thought the KBC would have held the share price to show confidence in the forthcoming results.

Well we will find out soon.

[bugs bunny] 07/11/2007 11:53

Now normal service has returned to KBC....."DOWN"...... just before Interims are due out.

Why break the habit of a life time supporting FFA.

[emergin] 22/10/2007 12:27

FFastFill is the leading provider of application services to the global
derivatives community. FFA's services and solutions use the latest
developments in technology to automate trade flow processes across a firm's
front, middle and back offices. FFA's solutions encompass electronic order
routing, clearing, risk management and back office as part of integrated, yet
modular system architecture. FFA's application services provide
institutions with cost savings in their administrative and IT departments and
significantly reduce or eliminate the investment costs associated with
maintaining their own technology infrastructure. All of FFA's services are
delivered against a contracted Service Level Agreement (SLA), which can be
tailored to an institution's business requirements. This quality of delivered
service has been enabled through the deployment of a uniquely engineered and
totally managed software and technology infrastructure. FFA recently
acquired Exchange Systems Technology Ltd a company supplying back office (Post
Trade Processing) systems to the financial markets.

At shareclubuk.co.uk meeting this morning the general feeling is that the merger with ETS has gone well, we all look forward to the next set of figures due to be released in November. One of our best investment to date.

[bugs bunny] 17/10/2007 08:55

Up again this morning........Do the MM's need to fill a large buy and raising the share price to find a level when the sellers will come into the market?????

The LME event last week must have gone very well with alot of bar talk.

A very outside and unlikely possibility could be our bidder could be back........Its been over 6 months now since there abortive attempt.

[bugs bunny] 16/10/2007 14:12

Wins up a tick now I see.

[bugs bunny] 16/10/2007 09:56

Alot of big trades gone through the in last couple trading days and a rising share price.
All good.....But does anyone out there know or have any idea the reason why?????

[groin] 15/10/2007 10:00

Now SCAP joing the move up, crikey moses!

[bugs bunny] 15/10/2007 09:09

Good way to start the week with KBC up a tick.