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Up or Down tomorrow??

I'm still reeling from a previous rns that hammered the sp due to what I thought were ill-chosen words. No idea what will happen with the next one.

Indeed, the damage from WW3 would be worse than the damage from Covid.

Better to just wind it up, rather than have investors coughing-up to keep people in employment. The staff can present their achievements on their CVs and apply elsewhere.

Drug Lives Matter!

Isn't it Capita that usually does enforcement notices???

Yeah, I can't understand why the fundamentals tab on here indicates 668m shares and the rns today indicates 702m shares after a load of buybacks!

Thanks.

Is it a trading day tomorrow?

Capita carry out the tasks that others may find unpalatable.

If you want to have a laugh, check out teletext (red button) FTSE 350 Losers list, look at the first six listed

Is it really a 'placebo' or a 'placebo' because there is no drug in it??? Can the proposed non-drug delivery system for a drug be a 'placebo'? It's referred to as a 'placebo' as there is no drug in it, that is the term/definition that appears to be being used, but I don't think it can be called a 'placebo' if it has an affect, although, thankfully the definition is helpful to bringing this thing to market sooner rather than later. It appears that a delivery system, even when not used as a delivery system, falls within the description of a mechanical device. I think that's the nuts and bolts of it.

@Darth, the perpetual postings reminded me of somebody else's postings on a review site about a restaurant in Blackpool. Needless to say, the postings here were affecting me negatively, so I didn't look in on the BB much.

We don't know what it was costing in time and resources to generate £12m, hence the muddled mishmash business model needing to be effectively focused -hence the shedding of non-core business.

Pre-close rns £620 + today's £23m = £643m as stated in today's rns. I'm guessing this is the news they were expecting to release pre-close.

@loiterer, yes, that is correct. morning telly ballsed-up by indicating around 90% of deaths were un-vaccinated people or similar and then an ONS bloke piped-up to correct them with about 64% people in hospital already vaccinated... blew the lid off the wall of msm silence. Vaccine doesn't always help everyone. Statistically, the more communicable the virus is, the more people are likely to catch it, the more people that do catch it, the more people that will die as a result who would not have died otherwise.

Badly worded rns and for an rns which wasn't needed. Past rns promised much and management followed through on targets and expectations. The expectation was that things would be moving forward more quickly but the impression I've been left with is that they're taking a rest. Can you imagine the effect of the management purchase in the absence of that rns???? It left the impression on me that they tried to save the sp!

Nothing like Staffline. My thoughts are that this is a specialist head-hunter recruiter, pretty sure they don't fill warehouse operative vacancies.

There was no pressing need for that rns. I found it less of an 'update' and more of a re-iteration of hope coupled with what we already knew. We'd still be 15-20% if the company kept silent.

Less than a month ago broker upgraded, today broker downgraded. I do wonder whether brokers ago by what is seen on these BBs.