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The nasdaq and dow jones sell off hasn't yet finished...inflation data out soon...interest rate rise debate back on the agenda..oil import ban by eu to be announced....imho gla,

If u can take this to my average ill be grateful lol I'm over exposed atm.

Thanks enjoy too

slarti_bartfast was invested in poly, and suddenly bought in within a week ago here when the share went up to now call it long term hold haha.

Is 'sharehead' and 'slarti_bartfast' same person lol they both talk the same judging from below...imho ....out to enjoy the sun.

If they arnt sat at a loss, they've either stayed in the trade for too long and got greedy to see their profit shrink as quick as it rose lol imho

Capita hasn't disclosed any major news in the past few months but all of a sudden, share price rose and as quickly it rose, it dropped as quick too...it is evident from 'no fears' report to illustrate why the share price is where it is...suddenly you see new people messaging like 'sharehead' and 'slarti_bartfast' messaging everything that is already out there and previously discussed over the past 6 months on this messaging board..the information they are posting now, was already out there , so in theory they should have been invested 6 months ago if they liked the turnaround story when it was announced End of last year....so what do I conclude. It appears to me, some people have been spiked on this share paying 26 to high 27p to then drop to 23p...we know it takes some big news for it to get to that level again looking at the charts however if ur long term, u wouldn't care..but it appears, to me anyway, 'sharehead' and 'slarti_bartfast' are day traders who are trying to get out...there's big news to hit the market, sell off to continue in america apparently, russias victory day, American inflation data and then uk inflation data..plus EU sanction on Russia on oil imports. Which could push oil prices up even higher...looks like both are sat at a loss like the rest of the long term holder lol however long term holders arnt bothered yet both want to exit arleast break even imho...I wish them both good luck lol all in my opinion and observation

If interest rates were near zero in 2021 and paid £40.1 m...it has gone up 400% since to 1%. Its quadruple already in terms of rates. And its set to rise even higher. ..so imagine what the figure would be in 2022...hence this is for me a hold for more than 12 months to couple of years..to think this will rise to 50p in few months its a random statement. However I don't mind though should that happen. Quicker I can take my profits. Lols imho

The agm in the past were all passing what's on resolution

How does resolution 15 help? That means 33% more share issues. Hence dilution by 33% lol

I'm expecting at some point for BOE to increase interest rates by atleast 0.5% in the next announcement...the bloomberg report below highlights how the actual reading came above their forcast for last 6 mnths in a row...the interest rise is behind the curve imho. Thus far, the interest rise hasn't really pulled inflation back..imho

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-04-13/u-k-inflation-shock-has-economists-seeing-a-gain-9-in-april

This will rise when the city sees results feeding through however, the city and institution are currently closing out their positions hence the outflow of monies from the market in general. Nd should they invest, it would probably be with companies that are well established in ftse 100 that have been battered...institutions will have limited exposure to ftse all share sector, a high beta exposes capita to volatility...as interest rate rises churns through the economies, the business has less money to invest in growth as money would be used to service rising debt cost, higher wage demands and staff shortages...I am still invested with paperloss, however I can see more opportunity to average down but in 12 months time nd beyond, it could do well. Imho to say 50p in few months is just a statement with no context...Inflation figure for April, once out is expected to hit 8% plus because of energy cap rises. So higher readings is yet to be announced to the market potentially prompting higher incremental rises on interest rates which I believe puts us into a recession imho...gla

Sharehead, u sound like a bot lol what's ya average?

We've all been saying that 6 to 12 months agoo lol we would love it if that was the case in few months...so ur expecting 120% rise in the next few months. I can't remember any share doing that rise in the past 6 months.... it seems like ur new here, most of the stuff uv posted has been posted before hence why none of the regulars are responding as theyv heard it all before imo...what's ur average sharehead?

Serco is more about winning billion pound contracts..different type of business.

Again. Ur ignoring INTEREST RATES. ...what's caused the sell off in America...interest rates....what's caused the sell off in the UK markets INTEREST RATES and STAGFLATION and RECESSION...inflation possibly at 10.2% means 0.25% rise each month isn't good enough imho..Long term hold is good hence why I am here at paperloss but it will take some time for this to rise in the short term. Imho

Ratings is a minimuns of 12 month indication at the point of its issues. But macronomic factors and the changes isn't factored in. So it's a guide. Macro factors and interest rate rises affect most businesses. Lot more to those with high debt on the balance sheet. So anything can happen imho.

Capita is still a high debt company and isn't shielded by high interest rates cost.. let's stick to the facts!...selling portfolio division isn't something u can flog over night...Ess took ages to sell, and also process from sale of Insurance took ridiculous length of time to get the proceeds...u defo need patience though over medium to long term and it may pay off...serco is probably one of the best in the sector...imho... with interest rates to hit 2% by year end predicted. The interest cost will be 8 times it was in 2021. Imho

Even shares with good fundamentals and offering dividend payments now whilst sitting on ftse 100 and ftse 250 are seeing a decline in their prices due to macronomic factors...interest rate rises which i expect to be rapid considering inflation expected to rise to 10.2%..is only going to add extra cost to the business..
Do remember, interest rate was near zero all last year. Since then interest rate rose to 0.25 last December. And has increased 400% to 1%. This is on top of employer NI cost and wage rises....although u do disregard inflation, inflation increases is an indication on how high interest rates could go which would hurt almost all business whilst debt is on the balance sheet hence why interest related sell offs...imho