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This has further to drop - sorry. The Dow has declined for seven straight weeks and is down 13% in 2022. The Nasdaq is down 27% this year. S&P 500 futures dropped 0.8% a day after the benchmark closed at 3,923.68, or 18.6% below its intraday record reached in January. It also sits around 18% below its record closing level. A close of 20% or more below its all-time high would mark a bear market, its first since the March 2020 pandemic sell-off. So I suspect at some point this will eventually slip to a bear market and then a chain reaction will kick-off. Main thing here is to be patient for a week or so, then rinse and repeat. Eventually though by Summer Trading update all should come good.
I did have a little top up - yes
Wonder if sharehead will buy?...my losses is extending..to stem the drop
Watch77 it might hit 21p but maybe not as low as 20p this week
Wavering...is today your sell day to make ur 1k lol
Hi Sharehead.
It looks like that this lse forum has stopped posting the RNS notices. So, don't be waiting around to see them appear
here as currently is not working.
Anyhow, this was released on the 18th May 2022 by REG-Capita PLC: Director/PDMR Shareholding.
Aimie Chapple
https://www.investegate.co.uk/capita-plc--cpi-/prn/director-pdmr-shareholding/20220518164107P473A/
Stick to the facts... capita UNDER achieved on revenue growth last year. Experience division saw decline in revenue by around 9%...its behind public division by 18 months to that effect...
To be debt free, they NEED to SELL ALL the Portfolio division. To the exact VALUATION or more. Not a penny less and FIND BUYERS by the END of the YEAR.
'Outsourcing boom' well that's ur personal opinion. So means nothing to anyone but urself.
FACT is INTEREST RATES is rattling American markets therefore UK markets and yes WORLD'S markets too.
YES Capita has around 800 Million pound debt on its balance sheet..YES SERIOUSLY, that is HUGE...expecially in an environment where Interest rate is rising month by month. Imho
What’s currently playing out in the economy is likely going to cause an outsourcing boom - Capita is poised to take full advantage
I mean, at least try to keep your posts credible. They are veering off into fantasy.
Capita OVER achieved on their disposals target
They can go debt free next year
They will generate free cash flow this year
Safe pair of hands
Not like the yo yo US market
So you can predict the future ? They predicted ess sale to be 700m and got 350 m for it...they say if all disposals goes according to their valuation. The valuation on ess was 350m less than what it went for lol..if they don't get the valuation then what? then debt free next year isn't guaranteed...u have to sell which means u need a buyer...to predict u going to have a buyers by next year is absurd...before all of the above happens. Recession could happen. Recession is more likely than all the disposal happing by next year. Imho.
Also there’s no chance of interest rates going to 5% - certainly not in the next few years. ITV news - I mean - big lols - you know the idea is totally ridiculous
Huge debt - I mean- seriously
We will be debt free next year
The company have already gone on record to say that inflation won’t impact profit forecast
Safe pair of hands
As I said earlier, have continued to say, interest rate rises doesn't help companies with huge debt on balance sheet....when there's talk of 5% interest rate rise is needed (based on itv news) to bring inflation down to 2%...its a concern..if I was in the committee for BOE, to see cost of living crises, the only tool to reduce demand is interest rate rises, and the last thing sunak wants to do is give free money to increase demand in the economy....then to stop price rise being wide spread over a long period which is damaging...there's every more reason for BOE to go aggressive on interest rate rises. I expect another rise, a rise of 0.5% +...nothing less. Imho
As I posted earlier all divisions are growing revenues and profits- safe pair of hands in current environment
And last time you were all posting about US dropping (which is a fairly common occurrence at the moment) this went up - maybe because it seems a relatively safe bet at present
Wow - you’re all a cheerful bunch :)
US market is falling off the back of a massive rise - were already at a low. But if you get your buy in maybe you can all cheer up a bit and enjoy the ride up !
Preparing for losses this week. SP 20-22.5
Volatility has returned to the stock markets. Its an ongoing blood bath. This morning the Vix 'Fear Gauge' indicator was only 3% up. Now is sitting at almost 13%. Please take notice that we're back in swinging ranges due to the VIX sitting at 31 point up from this morning when it was 28.
Nasdaq down 600 points