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Nice big huge lots being bought. The buy volumes are nearing to equal with
the sells. Looks like the day of Bargain Hunting is almost at an end for now.
Insofar, today we had one apparently Buy for 664,014 for 26.168p a share [O] trade at 09:07:58 time.
We won't be long to remove the chicken s..hi..t sellers from last Friday and this morning too. Once we loaded on board the new bargain hunters, we should be sailing back into calmer waters and see the 29p coastline again much sooner than many would be thinking than not. It was obvious that we had a treeshake.
Technically it seems like we'll stay within the upward channel.
Have to see where we end up close of play of course.
Funny guy. Welcome aboard the great Capita Cruise Liner.
Hope you'll enjoy your time visiting the so many journey destinations
that Capita has in offer for you and other discerning customers like you.
If you see AimMaster2018 and chum friends anywhere on the Cruise, please do us all a favour and through them overboard. Have a good 1 Philorkil
*dyor not door! Flamin auto correct!
Here here, by the way, anyone waiting to get in don't get caught out, approaching the bottom of the uptrend, door, gla.
I enjoy that I have filtered him. Wonderful. Would recommend to all.
Jg68, I know ur trying really hard lol but I sense institution probably had enough of capita, I mean result shouldav been delivered when 3 year transformation started. We're probably in the 5th year. Capita still have 700 m debt, have had its profit wiped and is stuck in a rott unfortunately....they can't even give their staff a decent wage rise. I mean they purposely delayed it so net profit of 100 k wouldav come in negative easily or free cash flow largely reduced had the pay was resolved in time. Dressing the results is just creative accounting imho.
Jg68, it's all based on hope...u would like to think that's the case, if it was, it wouldav happen already during the pandemic yet Barnet is still committed to dropping contracts with capita...its like saying..CINE and few others broadcast new releases. So cine will always be in business and will make profits in millions or even billions as they have no one really to turn too .imho ha
Volger
I think you could be onto something there.
I used to work at Herts County Council in 2008, and they tuped over various departments within Adult Social Care to Serco, some of which remain today.
I didn't relate it too much to the financial crisis then, but now comparing it to today, its a sure fire way for goverment to save money and cut costs.
So I wouldn't be surprised at all if some hefty new contracts come CPIs way within the next 6 months to a year.
Have some of that Aimmaster, and I'm sure Barnet will backtrack on bringing their services back in house, it will be cheaper for CPI to continue.
'that’s why in a recession more companies and gov agencies outsource'
was thinking about this last week when BoE raised interest rates. I reason printing money is paying for public sector salaries and defined benefit pension schemes. As that has to stop, taxation wont cover it and wont win votes, so Gov will issue more debt into the secondary markets turning up as debt earmarked and financing outsourced agency business in CPI. Perhaps this is why the change in tone of the H1 management update was a 'more measured' approach to debt in 2023 vs clearing it down to nil. Could be some big gov agency business coming CPIs way if employee benefits can tupe across
Yes AM - that’s why in a recession more companies and gov agencies outsource
Cost of living may affect CINE. But cost of living affects government spending too..governments interest payment on borrowing have doubled. With interest rate rising by 0.5% last week...the interest on borrowing is set to increase even further...in addition, cutting taxes and helping people with cost of living crises through tax payers money .. the money I guess will be used to help with living crises as priority imho.
Cine is 9 Billy in debt, revenues increased to 4 Billy but now with cost of living, people will knock that on the head, if they did a debt to equity shareholders are gonna. Not comparable to CPI yet both have sps in the 20s. I don't see much risk with cpi at the current price with guaranteed income ( hopefully growing) from goverment contracts, debt more than manageable, and credit facility pushed back to 2024.
Lols give Mr Morgan a break...I remember a guy who posted probably last week. Who messaged Stuart Morgan and got a response and he felt from the response that he got, he wasn't expecting any change in the Friday report. He read between the line and i must say he got it right imho ..he even shared the response on here....hope he followed through with his feelings imho
Please do us all a favour and stop going around patting yourself on your shoulders with that inflated ego and thinking that you got us longs cornered.
We as a matter of fact were quite happily expecting nothing of the kind that you've previously posted. We would had been happily accepting 29 pr 30 or 32 or 33p by Friday Close of cpi trading day. I knew all the time that we would end with a mix bag of events and I don't and many like Sharehead see any issues with that Cpi trading update. Is punters like you and the usual suspects in the media news channel like the TheTimes and other new kids in block of city brokers who are having a go to Capita by twisting the trading update financial data and go about posting nonsense comments which are not true and Capita shouldn't Ceo and the BoD shouldn't be putting up with it and will contact Investors Relations Stuart Morgan on Monday to ask about these media coverages that are implying that Capita is cooking the books.
Jg68, as sharehead says, CINE it's priced to fail, and it's going concern, more upside..and people still go cinemas to watch their favourite movie, whats not to like lol haha I sound like nofear and sharehead...imho
CINE is billions in debt with no real way of paying it back imo.
Results were only out on Friday...short tracker doesn't update real time but I shall certainly be watching.. following Friday results imho ..I mean, I also think CINE based on enterprise value, I would say should be worth around 80p atleast..the fact is... it isn't..u can say the same thing with alot of other shares..imho
Frankly, the interims on Friday demonstrated progress if the wheat is sorted from the chaff. Only one or two members of the media have chosen to sensationalise the negative aspects of the headline figures without any meaningful analysis of the underlying progress of the turnaround. If things really were so dire, why wouldn't there be a huge amount of shorting going on .I see no evidence of that on 'shorttracker.co.uk'. In fact, nobody is shorting CPI >0.5%.
On enterprise value alone the SP should be 60p at least.
Like the CEO, I reckon once Mr Market wakes up, 97p minimum will be forthcoming.
This has turned into the Aimmaster deramper show, and everyone is fuelling it.
Every other post is a scare tactic aimed at causing panic and selling.
This week is likely to be a bit rough because the media are in full throttle about "bankrupt Britain, worst recession ever, everyone's going to starve, and before that we're all going to sizzle in danger to life Sahara heat plume!!
It won't be CPI specific by Aimmaster will try and tell everyone it is.
Personally as I've said before , I'm writing off my stocks that are down ( which is most) until next year, and CPI until March 23 when I Hope they are able to provide some clear and concise results demonstrating progress.