Member Info for JamesOxford

The word r-ac-i.st was bleeped out of my previous post.

aimless fyo i sold out of 5 december between 3.30pm and the close of business over a number of trades for an average sale price of .175p. what triggered me? check my last post on the capita discussion board at 3.27pm on 5 december. i deemed the comment as patronising and ****** and i asked for an apology and received none. i sold out of capita shortly that afternoon for that reason (and combined with my thoughts that revenues will likley drop on the update, which will have an adverse affect on the share price...which turned out to be correct). end of. love it or lump it. i don't care.

that said, i deem myself fortunate that i sold out when i did. i returned as an investor in capita shortly after the update was known and after the share price was dumped. i now am back in with my buy price well under 14p. i will not provide you with specifics as i do not find you trustworthy as i know you'll use it against me sooner rather than later. mind you at my buy price of well under 14p it may be later lol

Aimless I do not provide investment advice to anyone on the Capita discussion board or anywhere else for that matter. I trust neither do you. I would say I no more 'ramp' Capita, as you do when you 'de-ramp' Capita (which is several times a day). My comments are based on my experience of senior amanagement of turnaround companies. Your comments seem based on whatever the US markets are doing at a particular time druing the day. The difference is that I invest in companies whereby I am confident I can make a decent return over time...where as you are clearly a day-trader and have recently transformed into a shorter (good luck with that!).

The fact is I sold out on 6 December - check my posts on 5 and 6 December and you will see why I sold (combined with the fact that Capita revenues would be down and reflected in the update). I am under no obligation to notify or post as to when I buy or sell any stock.

Frankly my dear Aimless, I don't care if anyone thinks Capita is a screaming bargain at .136p or not. I happen to think Capita at .136p is an absolute bargain - a no brainer - which is why I bought heavily at that price on 30 December to reduce my average buy price to well under 14p.

Aimless, I don't care if you think I am here for 'a trade' or not. The fact is everyone is here for 'a trade' sooner or later. I am under no obligation to let you know my exit strategy here or anywhere else, nor will I divulge any such information to you. Like a lot of others here, I do not trust you at all. I think you use any information you obtain on others here in an attempt to discredit them at a later date. You have done it with Trenners and now you are trying to do it with me. Like SavageGarden, you are a gaslighter. All the while, you provide no details of your own trades. None. Funny that.

Tell us AimMaster what are all the your details on your Capita short? You were silent on the JD Sports discussion board when asked those questions...I'm sure you'll be just as quiet now.

@AimMaster 'JO pushing others under the bus. Remember the words ' you know what you know, Jo has spoken' acting like he had some exclusive information.'

I sold out of Capita on 6 December...the Capita RNS update was on 17 December! Between 7 and 17 December, I made no posts on Capita at all - I was out, end of. How then can I have been 'pushing others under the bus'? I haven't bothered to look, but I would say there would be lots of comments on the Capita discusssion board between 7 and 17 December, but JO was not one of them. Whoevever it was who was pushing investors 'under the bus' between 7 and 17 December, it was definately not JO. I had well and truely moved on. I doubt very much I was missed or that anyone was 'hanging on' to JO's last post made on 6 December (and no further comment by JO thereafter) until the Capita RNS update on 17 December. In summary Aimless, you really do live in fantasy-land imho.

@AimMaster 'The fact was, he didn't know nothing. And words he spoke were utter rubbish. Yes, reading his post is like reading fictional fairy tale book. Imho'

This from Aimless who is predicting on the JD Sports discussion board that the JD Sports share price will drop to 70p! Fictional fairy tale book indeed! Lol

@Trenners I sold out of Capita from memory on 6 December. My posts around that time will confirm as when I sold out I left quietly - I'm sure that was on 6 December - and I did not return to the Capita discussion board thereafter. I left with my bat and ball (in a bad mood) and did not return until the day or the day after the Capita update was released, which is when I bought back in after the dramatic drop in share price.

Commonsense would say, why if I was still invested, then why was I so quiet from 6 December until the Capita results were known? JO is never short of a comment or two. It simply doesn't add up.

I don't really care if Aimless or anyone else believes me or not. I know the truth and I know I am back in Capita at far less than 14p and that will do for me.

@Trenners I did mention to you well before the Capita trading update that at 21-22p Capita was over-cooked on no news and that you ought to consider selling at that time. Remember? Anytime Capita hits 21-22p, you ought to look closely as to whether or not it can increase further, as it is a turnaround story and such roads are long. That said, don't worry about being underwater in Capita. The fact is that Capita will do well in 2025 for several reasons which will become evident over the next 12 months (for example, unlike many LSE companies, Capita has minimal debt now). I wouldn't be invested in Capita if I thought otherwise. You're in good company. Follow experts like JO and TheCrowman and you'll be one very rich individual!

PS. I don't know any private-investor who has transitioned to a short (as Aimless has done) and become rich as a result...quite the opposite actually. You play with fire, and sooner or later you will be burnt. Aimless will be burnt badly at some point...it's a case of when and how much.

AimMaster the story-teller, conspiracy theorist, and certified Capita shorter lol

You know I sold out prior to the results and went away with my bat and ball to greener fields. I didn't let anyone know when I left (nor am I obliged to do so), and I sold for my own reasons. No crime in that.

I diarised to follow-up on the day the Capita update was announced. I waited for the share price to be dunped over the next day or two and bought back in cheap. As you know, I started to buy back into Capita at £10K drips as I was sure the BOE would keep rates on hold, so the stock market would be down, but thought I would put a small stake in the ground nonetheless. The BOE acted as I thought they would and left rates on hold and Capita (along with the rest of the LSE market) tanked further. On 30 December, I saw a very rare opportunity to signifcantly top up at .136p so dived in to bring my avergae buy price down to 14p and did so. An absolute no brainer.

Aimless the fact is that you hate the fact I sold before the Capita update for a small profit, and that I am back in Capita now at under 14p...

It's written all over that red-coloured face and bright green-envy-coloured cardigan of yours...although the mud-brown-coloured buttons on your cardigan look rather out of place, so you ought to swap those for bright-envy-colured green buttons.

As you know Aimless, I gave you credit when you guessed the Capita results would drive the share price down. If you were a decent person/investor, you would give me credit to the fact I sold out before the Capita update was known (although I admit I was lucky on that occasion...but fortune tends to follow the brave!) and then bought back in at now well under 14p. That said, I won't hold my breath for any scant praise from the Aimless one, as everyone on this Capita discussion board knows that you only attempt to ridicule other Capita investors at every possible opportunity...except that is, your boot-lickin' lap-dog/boyfriend Savage Keyboard.

That said, I bear no grudges...what's the point, life is far too short.

Here's to a happy and prosperous 2025 for Capita, AH and team, and all employees, stakeholders, partners and shreaholders. Best of luck to all - cheers!

@TheCrowman. I bought into Wood Group at 52p and sold out at .6675p (banked some profits on the way). It was fun while it lasted, but it was somewhat risky with the pending review, so happy to be out if only to keep my investment risks at a minimum. Best of luck with your Wood Group holding. I will read the Wood Group RNS on the review with interest in case there is an opportunity to buy back in. If the review is a pass, the share price will take off, if not, the share price will be dumped (and JO will be tempted once more!).

Even though I was out of Capita at the time, I read the Capita RNS trading update with interest, which is why I'm back in now i.e. after the RNS update and the subsequent share price dump. I added significantly on 30 December at .136 to lower my average buy, so I am now in profit with Capita.

For what it's worth, I'm not really bothered about the Capita share price for the short term as I am very happy with my averaging down and buy price now well under 14p, which for a company with growing profits and margins with minimal debt is very, very cheap. I think Capita will do well in 2025 for a number of reasons and the share price will slowly rise. I do think Capita will be looked at in 2025 as a potential buyout target. Added to that, when Trump takes office in February, the stock market will take off in the US and we will benefit from some of that uplift in the UK. All to play for in 2025!

Best of luck with your investments in Capita (and Wood Group).

@SavageGarden. Fair enough if you don't want to invest in Capita. What I don't understand is why you post so much on a stock you have ruled out as an investment. It doesn't add up. Like many others, I do not understand why you post over and over and over again, unless it's simply to annoy those still invested...or you are an ex-Capita employee.

What other stocks are you invested in if not Capita?

Personally, I look at at least 3-4 stocks per week as possible/probably investments. But there is no way I would keep returning to the same stock that I have ruled out as a potential investment, let alone waste my time posting negative views on a discussion board as to why I am so clever that I did not invest. Why bother? Time is short.

For example, when I sold out of Wood Group and Direct Line recently, I said on those discussion boards that I have 'sold out, adios and thanks for the profits'. I've not been back on those discussion boards since. I would far rather spend my time anaylysing stocks I'm actually interested in investing in, rather than keep returning to the Wood Group and Direct Line discussion boards to explain why I sold out, or ruled it out as an a long-term investment.

AimMaster has been on the JD Sports discussion board trying to wind everyone up with talk of his/her/their JD Sports short position (a phantom short, never made!)...and that Aimless predicts JD Sports share price to hit 70p.

A couple of reactions below:

Hoss13 to AimMaster on JD Sports 11.57am 31 December (share price .954p):

'Not even giving the 🤡 any attention anymore...AimMaster2018 contradict themselves on the regular, their portfolios must be a state with the amount of bumbling around they do...Ignore...they’ll soon scarper.'

Hoss13 to AimMaster 4.59pm 23 Dec on JD Sports (share price .9408p):

'AimMaster2018 You may have noticed everyone is now ignoring your waffle. You may as well wind your neck in now, this board doesn’t suffer fools.'

When Aimless/Aimstalker was being called out as a clown full of waffle, Aimless' reply was...silence. Lol

Aimless is a desperate attention seeker at Capita and JD Sports. What a saddo.

Aimless doesn't like to face the truth lol

Happy New Year Aimstalker!

AimMaster post at 4.08pm 23 Dec on JD Sports (share price .939p): 'Should have kept my short open here. Damn! Imho break 90, might open a short because price could fall anyway. Hoping 70s imho'

Hoss13 reply to AimMaster 4.59pm 23 Dec on JD Sports (share price .9408p): AimMaster2018 You may have noticed everyone is now ignoring your waffle. You may as well wind your neck in now, this board doesn’t suffer fools.'

Couldn't have said it better myself! Hoss13 reflects everyone's views on Aimless and his/her/their waffle.

BTW JD Sports share price now .959p as of close of business 31 December, up 3.32% and the No 1 riser on the FTSE 100 today. More to come obviously a clear bargain at current 5 year lows. JO loves a bargain! Lol

Meanwhile, Aimless the story-teller hopes JD Sport's share price will hit 70p... What a loser.

AimMaster claimed to have looked into his/her/their crystal ball and to have shortened JD Sports...

Falcon-Flyer-03 post 11.27pm 27 December on JD Sports discussion board: 'Aim master 1000% you had no short, for clarity I can verify your short with my contacts, Who lent you shares, What was your fees, Whats your margin call, To be point your full of dump. My last short I had to deposit £132,850 margin call. Give me some basic info. But if you used ig index or likes on a yeah call it a short, but you bet on the direction it's not a short but gambling so cmon who lent you shares. Imv your not right pal'

AimMaster reply to the above post was...silence.

Aimless the story-teller. Lol

@AimMaster. Your last story about me was that I was still invested Capita at the time of the update and when the sshare price was dumped I was burnt. Er, sorry...wrong again...more egg on your face!

My trades in Capita and reasons for buying and selling are well documented in my posts here and you know it. You just cannot stand the fact that JO is in profit in Capita (and JD Sports) as of now. Of course, this must be causing you an ulcer! Lol

I must say Aimless, in 2025 make a resolution to stop stalking JO. I find you quite creepy and rather a desperate bore. Instead, try to get a boyfriend - I hear SavageGarden is available...and he loves to lick boots...yours in particular.

To my fellow Capita investors here, JO wishes you all a happy and prosperous new year!

Capita is a very attractive proposition for 2025 with most of the hard work completed, strong sales pipeline (targeted AI driven prospects with margin of 6-8% minimum), restated guidence on profits, improved profit margins, and minimal debt. If Capita receives a buy-out offer in 2025 from Serco or a private investment company, then you heard it from JO first!

PS. My best wishes for the new year exclude Aimless/Aimstalker who is a verified Capita shorter; and SavageKeyboard who is a dis-gruntled ex-Capita employee lol

Great comments GoCPI. I agree.

I never thought about that - if SavageGarden was 'concerned' he/she/they would type ther opinion once or twice and move on to other investment opportunities. However, SavageWannabiebutneverwasandneverwillbe is far too obsessed with Capita, so is either a short (quite likley) or a disgruntled ex-Capita employee (more likley). Eitherway, SavageGarden is a bore. SavageOne is the type of person who is never invited to a party, but just 'happens to be in the area' and thought he/she/they would pop in to say 'hi'...always the boorish bore and always the last to leave...turn out the lights when you leave SavageGarden lol

@Aimless/Aimstalker. You are funny with your fantasy narratives. Never mind Aimless, you stick with your Capita short. With Capita up 2.34% today, you must be shaking in your boots! Lol

As you know, I sold Capita before the update and made a tidy (but not spectular profit) and went on my merry way. I had diarised to check the Capita update, and after the update when the share price was dumped, I made it clear that I had re-invested in Capita in £10K lots. I also when I invested in JD Sport when the unfounded sell-off started. Both of these events were very recently and I posted as much on the Capita and JD Sports discussion boards. I would say I timed both very well. JO loves a bargain! I have many investments, and I do not comment on the vast majority of them.

I have always said since I have been invested in Zephry that CH and co have been very strategic and clear about the way forward, and that the communication has been first-class.

As an Zephyr investor (£90,000 to date) this is a rock-solid investment for me and will stay quietly in the corner. When the drill is underway and we are updated accordingly, this share price will move upwards. I have no plans to sell. Pro-oil Trump takes over in office soon. It would not surprise me that as the drill progresses, updates are made that the Zephry share price rises to circa 25-30p over time.

Correction on date (typo error): SavageKeyboard posted 2.32pm 29 Dec: 'The big shot Investor JO, seemingly booking big losses 😂 - eek down to 93p from 98p'