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All factors that make this company more attractive. It has the ability to pass on inflation and cuts in staff will cause a boom in outsourcing
One thing we know is inflation is going to hit around 9%..and if it hits 9 % and higher then markets will be rattled..few weeks back, it was BOE that mentioned recession that caused the sell off across the world.. oil is rising again which doesn't help with cost of living imho...we have huge turbulence to get through imho
I would disagree. We’ve broken away from 20p, and it slowly climbing now, yes there will always be pull backs but that helps to build a base as we go. It went down today, but so what, the market in general went down today. This is massively undervalued.
I would like to take my own advice which is to not look at this share again until 6 month update in August. Unfortunately I keep hoping something is going to happen before then. Until we get an indication of when dividends are going to be resumed, a major contract win or a large asset sale I don’t think anything much will happen to share price.
The Aussie markets were doing excellently well early this morning and so was the crypto and the indices too. Something must have happened to spook the markets. The European and UK stocks were meant to lift positively and began the week in good order. I'm bloody fed up. This is all going to be another one of those who knows what weeks. I spoke to soon. No more estimates from me.
I'll be back on Friday to post again. Cheers
Hardly off to a flying start for the week
Hi No Fear - yes, even though they tipped Serco, the reasons - outsourcing boom, business transformation, inflation can be passed on etc equally apply to Capita and we are already more undervalued to start with
Hi sharehead, I get your point with the Times article about outsourcing.
You're awesome. Thanks for bringing that to out attention. Let's keep the good momentum going.
I'm predicting that if Serco share price opens up on Monday morning with a gap, I will say that Capita will
follow behind and will estimate that we will open with an upward gap too. We might perhaps touch that 26.46p again that was last seen past Friday at 8:01:59. The markets have been generally good over the weekend and have began the new week in a very positive direction. Also, the Vix 'Fear Gauge' volatility indicator has began to drop below 29 points.
I estimate that by Monday midday, it will nearing 27 points with further drops later on. if we see 28p again this week, I doubt very much that many would want to take their profits and will wait for past 30p and more up the way. Nevertheless, 30p is already in the MM's plans to flag it up and test some of the day traders hoping to grab their shares as they will attempt to make a quick buck.
So, my advise is that Capita start climbing up, don't be thinking that we will go back down again with the hope to trade it, as you will get caught out. Happy New Week Everyone. NoFear.(^__^)
Also the main point of the tip was they see an outsourcing boom coming
Well it all goes in cycles- todays out of favour companies are tomorrows darlings.
Capita has everything in place to thrive and that will get noticed and as the sp re rate continues it will pick up momentum imo.
Well they were not going to to tip Capita, they absolutely hate them
I see that the Times has tipped Serco as a BUY today.
I would obviously prefer they highlight how under valued Capita is, but a lot of the reasoning behind the tip is that outsourcing companies like Capita and Serco have been out of favour but are now re-attracting interest as they turn around their businesses around and show that they can also flourish in inflationary and recession type environments.
All companies in the sector showing signs of increasing strength as well as catching the eye of investors and IIs (as we have seen loading up here already) is good for us all imo - although I see a much stronger investment opportunity here at Capita myself
Quotes from the Times tip below:
Now recession, we’re told, is looming — and straitened state coffers tend to trigger an outsourcing boom.
Yet the market does not seem to have priced this in.
The company, which, as ebullient chief executive Rupert Soames puts it, is “the pointy end of the government’s stick”, may be worth a second look.
And yet the stock’s valuation is soft, with shares changing hands at just ten times earnings for this year.
Yes, Serco will face the same chilly winds as the rest of corporate Britain, including inflation and staff shortages; the outsourcer has already faced a strike over pay by hospital workers this year. But it will be able to pass on a chunk of those rising costs on to customers.
The company looks set to flourish even as Britain’s economy wilts.
Buy.