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Not really Woolitch. Most people can see the timeline here and won't have the patience to wait for the news.
If we can survive in the 13s to June, and then AH gives a good vision for the future, that doesn't cost too much in investment short term, then this should rise, and then rise further on the execution of the plan showing in the hard data within updates.
The June update will clearly be pivotal, and I hope it involves a summary along the lines of "25,000 redundancies due to AI opportunities"
Yep, total disaster as always with Capita. AH kitchen sinks the RNS to make himself look good in the future, trouble is there isn't any SP left to play with. Pointless having a June update for shareholders when its falling at this rate, may as well start delivering his plan to the administrators.
I hope Capita makes lots of money, but I disagree chatbots and AI enhance customer experience. They are bloody annoying! If they can blag that to save costs then fine, but i'm yet to experience a "good" customer service chat bot.
Trying to convince Gen Z to join the army, when it looks inevitable there will be WW3 soon, seems a tough sell for anyone. Not sure Capita can be blamed for that. Gez Z are too busy trying to decide which one of the 92 genders they are
Captain Hindsight - have you actually looked into any of the stocks you've mentioned? Or have you literally just listed the most volatile stocks of the last two weeks and thought "if I invested at the bottom and sold at the top I'd be better off than in CPI?"
One example, Superdry... fired CFO, massive debts that they've already restructured several times, high fixed costs, lowering income, losses, profits warnings, retail dying, the brand not very cool, staff exodus, Dunkerton getting ready to buy out after administrators come in, and probably steer the brand into the arms of Mike Ashley. And you think this is a BUY??? Good luck.
Its Brexit JG68. Simple as that.
UK and Japan are the only seriously undervalued markets in the world based upon P/E ratios. The reasons? One of the countries doesn't procreate enough, the other is run by charlatan politicians whose only notable trait is blind ambition beyond capability.
Kipper9 - not entirely true, as you know.
He's sold off all of the wheat and barley fields to reduce expensive debts, kept on the corn and rapeseed that create £3 billion of revenue a year, and is going to get self driving combine harvesters to do all of the work. If, he makes a slight saving on the cost base in doing this, profit will jump and the share price multi bag. If not, it will just carry on disappointing year after year.