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You can't short cold hard facts though viewing. IF we produce the numbers, maybe a little 2026 dividend mention thrown in the mix, this will re-rate.

Even the parasite has gone.

Just one update with cold hard numbers showing FCF and we are 🚀

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Even the AI generated drivel is spewing things in our favour now.

just don't reply to the ******ed, immature little parasite and he will disappear.

I feel your pain JG but.... it's time to man up a bit and accept the risk:reward here.

Capita (IMO) is now pretty low risk to drop substantially, or indeed one could argue it has been (and still is) priced to go bust.

I feel from what we now know that is not the case, and any set of positive results will see this multi bag as the P/E will be insanely good, too good to ignore.

If you can't be patient for that to happen in 2025/26 or even a year after then go and find all those other opportunities where you can make 200% 300% + returns in a short space of time.

It's high risk, high reward. Has been for a number of years and to have invested at any point after Woodford got found out to be a clown you'll have known that. If you were in before that... well no doubt you think it is a dog. Which I understand.

Fair play AIM 👏👏👏

So you and Savage will be best mates again tomorrow then?

I can remember the 40p spike like it was yesterday... good times

I'm genuinely confused. Capita is doing well today, over 15p in old money. A base to build on hopefully.

That last post just hurt my brain.

Some valid points Go. I am pleased that we are moving closer to EU for trade. Vilifying the EU to promote the ambitions of pompous Tories who wanted "PM" on their CV before buggering off on a speaking tour was pretty frustrating to watch.

I'd argue Labour will just not escape the Jess Philips idealists of giving away other people's money to whoever crows the loudest. I am genuinely worried from the last few days. Winter Fuel allowance AND the Triple Lock is unaffordable and clearly just trying to buy the older vote again. Add on a 4% pay rises for doctors ( and some lovely defined benefit pension uplifts as a result) and the public finances are going to look horrible. We then get MORE tax rises, which in anyone's book is not good for Capita. The tax doom loop looks inevitable now, as Labour are beholden to the Unions and Jess Philips.

I'd argue this impact on Capita, which we may well see at the next Budget, is going to be bad short term. Higher bond yields (inevitable) will unfortunately affect Capita, which has a high Beta anyways.

The key question is, can all the positive news outside of the economic context offset this?

I bloody hope so as I am knee deep here 😂

£5 is only 33p in old money. Not that unrealistic given what Capita can do with one good set of figures and FOMO

Sorry to hear about your condition Daltry. Share board banter aside, I hope you recover strongly and that the treatment isn't too bad.

Daltry must be snapping a few clubs in the rough today

212.80 / 15 = 14.18

I hope you're right Trenners, although my time frame is years so I'm not overly concerned.

My personal view is that RWC are selling every rise as they want out, or a reduction at least. It's the only reason I can see us languishing so low on the back of continuous positive news.

Agreed.... but I still think the background seller will sell this down by tomorrow.

Trenners - correct, the transition refers to the disbanding of the Integrated Care Boards and the abolition of NHS England. Not that we are losing the contract to another provider and helping them.

The only thing sinking was the pints plasterer had last night. Hope he hasn't got a ceiling to do today. Should stick to skimming walls rather than any share analysis

Macy - the irony of you describing these views as "extreme right wing" on VE day 😩

Tories have no control on the 1951 Refugee Act and the 1999 Labour inclusion of the ECHR into UK Law.

Both are the reason behind this type of migration.