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EU was in a position to walk away. Not so sure now.

Oh god, please no more dilution. If there is another dilution, I'm gonna cut whatever arms and legs I have to, chew it up, take up the loss and never ever ever ever ever will invest in Capita again.

I got in at 15p before and sold it in a few days time. No loss or profit at the time. But i see it now, BIG MISTAKE.

Got back in today, hopefully there's plenty of juice left to rise up.

How much can this rise to? Any target price for this?

Do you know anyone from the management team?

I presume the price of RI is at 88P on all platforms, trading 212, IG, HL, etc,... and selling RI is at 21.09P?

Let's just say this kinda scenario run, what will happen to Capita shares?

It's always good to have a second opinions whether if you are gonna follow or not. My situation is that I am selling, not because i want to. But i have to. So if a second opinion can give me a narrow time frame to sell with max price i can get within one or two weeks, I don't see why asking this is ridiculous.

I may ask for opinion but the decision is mine to do what i think is right, so what's the harm?

Honest opinions please. I need to sell this soon to create free cash in a week or two.

Are we downhill this week and next due to second wave or this will go up a bit higher like 60s before it gets pulled down?

Sadly, people wanna buy in this week and sell next week with 20% profit. I believe most ppl here are day traders and not even close to mid term ones. I wasn’t saying anything close to whatever share price it was before Covid or whatever. Still this has its own value between 50-60. So it will be back there. Not in near terms but it will. Unless people are making a living out of day trading, probably Capita is not their choice.

What’s with the share price depression for basically all shares? Is it because of one of the vaccine trial candidates gone sick?

I don't think it's too much to assume any company performing well during Covid should be back to at least 3/4 of it's original share prices once Covid is defeated and companies that are barely making it should go back to at least half of it's original share prices.

NEX is at 1/4 of it's value just before Covid. Plenty of room to rise back up and make profit out of it.

Hi, left this in idle since it started dropping from 230 few months back and not very up to date. Can someone point me in the direction to news or speculations about take overs? Thanks

Imagine they decided not to go for RI. Boom!!!!!

Just bought in a bit more. Weird, cos it took like 5 mins of pending order to fill. Don't know if it's the platform problem or because of buying pressure?

First of all, I have no connection to Capita or anyone in management at all and also no emotional investment in this company except I have some shares with this and here's my honest thought after seeing comments like this multiple times.

I wonder if people who are saying that CEO has failed to turn this company around without actually knowing what kind of challenges/situations they are facing and making donkey comments like oh they should do this, do that blah blah blah without actually knowing the details of their contracts, agreements and such. If people are that confident that their one suggestion or comment can turn around a company with complex structure in a mere 2 years time, Please go ahead and apply for Capita CEO position and lead the company back to it's glory days. I be very much happy to see it and make good returns.

For example, just because you know how to park a car, you can't tell a truck driver how to park the truck in the same way.

I have the same three stocks in my portfolio as well. I'm doing good with Cine at 65%+ but Nex is almost 50% down. It's just so annoying when i choose NEX over stagecoah thought it's much better placed. However,......
Would be interesting with the sale of ESS for CPI though.

I choose Nex over stagecoach and I’m starting to get really annoyed. Why is this dropping closer and closer to the floor day by day? Ridiculous.

Exclusive: Private equity giants mount first-round bids for Capita ESS
01/09/2020
Two private equity behemoths are expected to today table preliminary offers for London-listed Capita’s Education Software Solutions (ESS) division as bankers collect first-round bids from a host of suitors, EducationInvestor Global can reveal.

Finally, some sense with the management. Whoever saying we are going abroad for hoilday this year is probably 1 out of 10 and the rest will just salvage much cash as they can in times like this. Money does not grow on trees and people know it so they will just squeeze every drop they can out of Capita. It's time to rule with iron grip. Definitely no room for flexibility if they really wanna back up on their feets.

Capita needs to fend themself off in times like this from employees taking every bit they can out of it and employees should be happy that they still have a job as Capita tried to maintain them without redundancy while losing revenue. Cash is not sacred, jobs are and employees need to understand and not be every man for himself.

And also Capita needs to release their future announcements and results in a bit more cheerful sort of tone instead of previous demoralizing kind of puhlishings. It feels very intentional to keep their SP low.