Ffastfill Share Discussion Threads

[bugs bunny] 10/12/2008 16:15

The share price sliding down quickly now....

No reason to keep the share price up.....

Support the share price until the ink is dry.

[bugs bunny] 25/11/2008 15:58

Well that was a quicker slide down than I thought.....

Placed share's Bought at a 10% discount.... Now the market Mid share price is at the discount price.

[bugs bunny] 25/11/2008 10:49

KBC placed the shares at a 10% discount.....now our share price price is falling after months of relative stability and after months of market turmoil.........An observation.

[bugs bunny] 24/11/2008 10:25

Results out last week..... KBC see No need to support the share price now.....KBC statement from a few weeks ago FFA are undervalued........KBC mark FFA down.....Now how many times has this happened.
I can see the share price drifting down to the placing price with this signal to mark down.

[wh1spa] 19/11/2008 11:05

Only a 10% discount for the placing - not bad in todays climate.

[gyy] 19/11/2008 10:37

Any comments on todays results? Jam tomorrow?

[bugs bunny] 04/11/2008 08:35

Another Contract win

4 November 2008

FFastFill plc

'FFastFill' or the 'Company')

Contract Win

MF upgrades retail foreign exchange service with FFastFill

FFastFill plc, a leading provider of application services to the electronic financial community announces it is upgrading MF Global UK's foreign exchange trading platform from the existing Crossfire system to FFastFill's new FFastFill FX platform. MF Global UK will launch the upgrade with 21 interbank-derived currency pairs using the fully risk managed application for retail FX trading.

This new FX service now enables MF to benefit from a highly cost effective hosted Straight Through Processing ('STP') solution.

Keith Todd, Executive Chairman and CEO of FFastFill said:

'We are extremely pleased with the transition of MF Global UK from Crossfire to FFastFill FX, which allows them greatly increased market access, functionality and the benefit of the fully hosted solution. Adding FX to our product range further strengthens our multi-asset and hosted Software as a Service (SaaS) strategies'

FFastFill's coverage of FX extends across the trade cycle from front end to back office. Its risk management functionality includes fully flexible pre and post trade risk management. These allow brokers to pre-set parameters which define client access to markets ('pre-trade') and monitor and control subsequent investment risk arising from price movements ('post trade').

Its multi-asset back office system has been processing FX for a number of years and recently added a number of new features. Its front end, called TradingPro, now covers spot, forward, margin and deferred FX deals, with the latter providing a CFD 'look alike' that is increasingly popular with retail, institutional clients and proprietary trading desks. The system has also developed new client statements which are delivered electronically.

[bugs bunny] 29/10/2008 15:19

Who Know's????? I was taking the P

It looks like KBC just made a very nice deal on the seller.

[bg23] 29/10/2008 15:05

wothout wanting to sound facetious..... what would a hedge fund want with £20 grand of this stock

[bugs bunny] 29/10/2008 14:54

Now thats what you call a distressed seller......Could be a hedge fund trying to raise money lost on the VW deal.

[bugs bunny] 17/10/2008 12:49

Under current market condition I think we lucky to be where we are. The contract wins over the past few weeks have been enough for FFA to tred water and stay still in the turmoil.

In normal conditions we would have seen maybe 5/8 to 3/4 rise on news and leading up to the results due out next month.....Which I expect to be in line with forcast.

The only major movement I can see is we recieved a bid approach which is possible. That bid would have to be at a large Premium to the current share price as we are way undervalued.

[gyy] 16/10/2008 15:59

looking at the chart from DEC 07 to now it looks like flag is forming as the buyers and sellers balance out. Would anyone dare to predict the next major movement size and direction?

[bugs bunny] 16/10/2008 08:38

FFastFill plc

('FFastFill' or the 'Company')

Contract Win

FFastFill chosen by Mint Equities

FFastFill plc, [AIM: FFA] the leading provider of application services to the electronic trading community, is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a new application service provision ('ASP') contract by Mint Equities ('Mint'). Under the contract, FFastFill will provide Mint with live connectivity to CBOT-Globex, CME, Eurex, Liffe and Euronext markets.

Today's announcement further strengthens FFastFill's position as a market leader in the provision of exchange trading and risk management services to brokers; particularly those trading in a number of asset classes. FFastFill's highly sophisticated managed application services cover trading, pre- and post-trade risk management and global order tracking for futures and options on all major European and US futures and options exchanges.

As an independent agency trading house, Mint provides top-quality execution for its customers and has now added to its technology portfolio a number of execution, orderbook and risk management applications from FFastFill.

Commenting on the announcement Keith Todd, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of FFastFill said:

'We are delighted to announce our selection by Mint Equities. This further proves our ability to connect customers quickly and easily to a wide range of exchanges dealing in all manner of instruments. It also speaks to our customers' confidence in the stability, reliability and heightened functionality of our hosted solutions.'

[bugs bunny] 13/10/2008 14:24

Thanks Wh1spa.....Alls going well with the LME

[bugs bunny] 09/10/2008 12:50

Interim results for the six months ended 30 September 2008 on Wednesday, 19 November 2008


MUST BE ON TARGET OR GOOD RESULTS COMING OUT ON A WEDNESDAY ????????

[ffastfill] 04/10/2008 01:21

I concur................looking forward to the figures in November.

[bugs bunny] 03/10/2008 10:53

Under the circumstance of what is happeninng in the market....I'm just glad we are where we are and the share price where it is at the moment.

[wh1spa] 03/10/2008 10:10

FFA seem to be doing everything right these days. It's a shame the share price doesnt reflect this.

[groin] 15/9/2008 07:51

From today's Independent

The 2008 Aim awards are being held at Old Billingsgate Market next month and there will no doubt be the usual parade of best company, best analyst and most improved chief executive, etcetera, etcetera. One award that is unlikely to be included in this particular love-in is the "2008 Aim award for the company with the silliest name". If there was such a gong, it would surely go to FFastFill.

The company is a derivatives trading platform, although you would never have guessed it, and even if some might think that having clients in the financial services sector means that things are not going too well for the group, they would be wrong, says the company.

FFastFill make its money by selling licences for its products to banks such as JP Morgan and Landsbanki, but they argue that derivatives are one of the few areas of the financial markets that have hitherto withstood the economic crisis. Indeed, they say, as volatility increases, so banks need more derivatives traders to take advantage of the opportunities that come along.

No doubt FFastFill would welcome an award at next month's jamboree, although it already had cause to celebrate last week, when the group announced that it had signed a deal with the interdealer broker Icap to provide it with live connectivity to the London Metal Exchange.

Sabien Technology

[bugs bunny] 10/9/2008 10:42

We even had a mention in todays Daily Mail

[bugs bunny] 09/9/2008 11:40

Shares in FFastFill climb 1.6 percent as the company announces a new
application service provider contract with ICAP, delivering live connectivity to
the London Metal Exchange (LME).
"This is good news for FFastFill. ICAP is the market leader in derivative
trading and this deal establishes a relationship that the company can build on.
It also underlines FFastFill's dominant position as provider of exchange trading
and risk management on LME select," says Andrew Darley, analyst at KBC Peel
Hunt.
"FFastFill remains substantially undervalued -- 11.3 times March 2009
estimated price earnings -- as contract wins, delivering a growing recurring
revenue stream, continue to be achieved with tip-tier clients," Darley says

[bugs bunny] 09/9/2008 08:41

9 September 2008

FFastFill plc

("FFastFill" or the "Company")


Contract Win

FFastFill announces new contract with ICAP

FFastFill plc, the leading provider of application services to the electronic trading
community, announces today a new application
service provision (ASP) contract with ICAP to provide it with live connectivity to the London
Metal Exchange (LME).

FFastFill has for some time been the leading provider of exchange trading and risk
management services to brokers trading on LME Select:
the exchange's electronic dealing platform. Today, ICAP becomes the twelfth LME Category 1 and
2 member to use FFastFill's advanced
application services to access this platform. ICAP announced on 9 May 2008 that it had been
granted Category 2 membership of the London
Metal Exchange.

Keith Todd, Executive Chairman and CEO of FFastFill said, "I am delighted to announce that
we have been selected by ICAP. This is the
first project we have undertaken with ICAP and leverages FFastFill's fast and flexible
deployment timescales."