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From the financial report, capita have sold off technology sector within portfolio division as a non core business....they have 6 more sectors within the division they hope to dispose by year end. They have launched 2 processes in Q1. So could see possible disposal news soon imho

I reckon sp target back to 50p with couple of disposals to nudge the debt In the short to Medium term. Long term I am hoping for 80 to 1.20 plus..I think once portfolio division is majority sold by end of 2022...then with free cash flow and majority debt reduced. I see dividend to be reinstated towards end of the year 2022 start of 2023..... 2023 will I think be the year where there isn't expected to be much to pay out. Imho John Lewis stated in recent interview, share price to be his main focus as platform for growth is now in place.

I think alot of long term holders like myself would be pretty frustrated, for many, they need the price to double to break even... the back ground selling has been relentless and with this, am guessing shorters are also running in the back ground..as pmh198 says, what would happen if there is any bad news whether its through the company or through the world in general...the thing is, this share requires patience but with patience, there's exposure to macronomic risk...imho

Defo reduces the upside potential they had in mind imho.

Exactly what's changed in 2 weeks to drop the broker target....its crazy

That's the thing, the spike allowed shorters to jump in. Hence then driving the price down. Because its an unloved sector. Not much happens quickly, the contract announcement Invites shorters on the spike. Doesn't help because the debt is still sitting on balance sheet imho become easy target for them

Am surprised they rns this small contract. And that's over 2 years aswell. Not only that, its not even a new contract, its extension. Yet don't rns other contracts. Strange imho

Its finished at 21.06 lol red again

Just as I talked about recession, this comes up

UK recessions risks 'remain on the rise' as cost of living crisis hits

Risks of a UK recession have risen as the cost of living crisis, the Ukraine war and the Covid-19 pandemic hit the economy, Deutsche Bank have warned

U would think so, I think dropping out of ftse 250 not only resulted in huge selling pressure. Then the war, along side this, now its inflation across the globe, then interest rates are expected to hike and with this, possibility of recession. Soo much to balance imho..its frustrating

Seems to be increase selling in the whole market. Stagflation and aggressive interest rate rises in America expectations. Further sanctions on Russia could have indirect affect around the globe. Imho

Cheers...any chartist? Head and shoulder forming on hourly chart ?

British gas website still down!! People who wants to pay, can't pay.. embarrassing!! Imho

Already public knowledge. Its about sentiment imho

Dow tanked in the last 30 mins, to finish minus 550.

Tomorrow could be quite a scary day. Imho

There's defo bank gound seller. How that price just drop. Imho

JOEHIGASHI messages, price drops and and now we're back in the down trend :( imho

Yes, it's mad, issue is, Germany where we have our businesses there too, Germany are having a hard time with possible recession, growth n inflation. We have a large print there, imho

Definitely, the big player is trashing the price again by selling. The price action tells u with sudden big drops. Frustrating is understatement. Imho