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I reckon Capita has improved it's position significantly since 12 months ago. The problem is the difficult macro-economic environment hasn't helped one jot in addition to the cyber-hack panic damaging sentiment and unfairly knocking back the SP. Holders that have been able to top up and take advantage of these depressed valuations, (myself included), will probably look back in a years time and be grateful for the current opportunity to fill our boots.

That works for me too Culley01, with some nice Divi's thrown in for good measure!

I need £6 p/sh here to be a millionaire unfortunately! I think I've got more chance of finding a Harrison Chronometer at a jumble sale! But I'd be happy enough Cashola with your £1.50. I'd take a quarter of £1m here all day long!

Of course. It was just a matter of Time,literally!

It's the Del boy of my portfolio. This time next year Rodders we'll be millionaires!

In my opinion, they are nothing but parasites. Seizing on any opportunity to claw some filthy lucre from an unfortunate situation regardless of the damage they'll inflict on a British company employing thousands. But do you think the perpetrators of the data exfiltration will be served papers? Of course not. Theirs is the sort of mindset that would happily defend the likes of the Yorkshire Ripper and the Moors Murderers for the filthy lucre imo.

Sudden markup on Google saves the day! What the blooody hell is going on?

I reckon this is nicely poised for a rapid positive re-rating assuming H1 results are half-decent. Any indication on re-introduction of Dividends would be tantamount to lighting the touch paper as we could then expect the SP to explode into action.

Topped up just now at these cheap prices in anticipation of interims.

Great to see we're not accepting risky new contracts at cut-throat prices for the sake of market share. After all of the splendid work rescuing the company from potential bankruptcy and placing it on an even keel, we won't be going down that long and windy road again. Capita plc are now nicely poised for a long and lucrative recovery. We can be confident of a more disciplined approach to the acceptance of contracts in future as evidenced by the curtailment of the VM02 contract.

Not all shorting is negative. Institutions often Short a share whilst simultaneously being long for tactical reasons. So there's no fear NOFEAR regarding the 0.1% increase by Marshall Wace. Gla holders

Also hope you are wrong GMAN12 as have just invested another £10k this a.m. at 28.8p/share. Now holding 130,000 shares. More than happy to hold long-term to benefit from the full recovery. GLA Holders!

If that's the case then all staff at the regulator's office,their friends,family and cronies will be handed an unfair advantage over the general population. Another example of removing transparency and knowledge to the detriment of us hoi polloi.

On a more positive note, it's good to see that Cpi's SP is marching upwards Fear. Are you still waiting for 25p? Or was it 23.5p?

It's still not too late to hop on board the bus!

CODSWALLOP! You've fallen into the trap of believing your own propaganda I'm afraid!

What utter nonsense NOFEAR. Why would they want to incur all the extra commission expenses etc.?That would be completely illogical. You're a typical conspiracy theorist who probably believes 5G mobile masts caused Covid19. The vast majority of investors here are not that gullible.

I'm staying in AimMasterbater for caviar, foie gras and fine vintage wine! LOL

and thanks to the ****** brexit dimwits who tipped the balance in favour of leave, uk economic conditions are much more worse than all other developed economies. i too am sorry to state the bleeding obvious.

Forward p/e of 6.6 and forward dividend yield of >9% suggests to moi that full value ought to be in the region of £7.50-£8 per share.

Yes fear. MW Increased by 0.1%.Nothing for you to get your nkickers in a twist. It's not too late for you to hop on board!

They only prevented Cpi going bankrupt and restructured the company into a going concern with huge potential,unlike the likes of Interserve and Carillion Plc's. This is now a very attractive Recovery Stock. Personally, if I was down by 84% I'd use the opportunity now to massively average down. Fortunately, I am at about break-even since I've only been purchasing in the last year or so as my main interest is in Recovery shares that have already done all the heavy-lifting. I will however continue to add at regular intervals and see the recent cyber hack as very helpful to this strategy. Never look a gift-horse in the mouth!