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Shorts 6.13% now. Interesting

We're in, just we're not throwing out random numbers.

Tee has said £120 by midday. Then 50p by 1pm

Good news. Obviously this is Friday's news. Could see a pull back for sure, but a lot need to close.

As long as they don't make us all look back in anger @MarcusExile

@Trisor Re the uncertainty, could also say not to have anything in the public sector. Not that anyone in Government could just stop all outsourcing but the political risk is still there.

And this is definitely not worth boasting over, still 22-23p, still way worse than the covid days in 2021. And worse than just a couple of months ago.

As been said multiple times on here, having Oasis on board is pivotal. An actual activist investor sitting on the board. Not that get everything right, but this is plain to see it's too low and Cpi just need to get rid of deadwood to let this fly. It's so frustrating for us simple PI's it's taken so long. But I won't be celebrating until this does actually move to a normal, fair sp, not a ridiculous 20 something pence.

@HHH81 agree, Capita have done this before and then slumped. These levels are still priced to fail, we're what, about 23 odd pence now. Crazy. When they do get everything right, 900p will surely be cheap as that's still only 60 pence. How long that will take I don't know. As you said, spiked to 50p on not really much and think that would do me (£7.50), depending on what other opportunities are out there.

10:30am I think. Don't think anyone went though. To be fair, they are pretty low key so probably not worth anyone's time. Looking forward to reading a transcript though.

Why are MarcusExile and Trisor naysayers?

Who has been to the AGM today?

Im hoping this re-rates quicker than that Max. Your estimates will probably be closer to the mark, but if the contact centre had been sorted before last reuslts, this would have pushed on from 400p, we'd potentially be over 500p now. So I'm hoping over 400p by August, pushing closer to 600p by year end. Potentially that will be me done anyway at that price but let's not forget Cannacord's 900p. I know some are a lot less, but that is still only 60p old money and what a lot seem to have not mentioned, they were clear in saying 900p was using "conservative estimates". But obviously 1 step at a time, but the current share price is just ridiculously too low.

This is actually what gives me the most hope. Even when good news comes out of Hernandez' gob, I'm a bit sceptical but Oasis are so hands on. They obviously see upside so good to have them on board.

Who's going tomorrow?

Yeah, his "plan" would require massive additional borrowing which I'm not sure would even be possible atm. Surely the economy needs to grow again. Starmer also made comments, which he then backtracked on, these will just be words to get votes and get the top job he craves.

They'll be asked about it I would have thought. Helen from IR already responded saying they expect to be.

You drunk last night?

Obviously meant nationalise rather than privatise.

@Trenners Shorts were already high before the Burnham news, but obviously the Iran war will have a knock on effect, but why is CPI seeing a rise in shorts particularly? All very interesting. The CSPS looks like it's heading in the right direction, but if Burnham does get in charge, he seems closed to the Unions than Starmer. He wants to privatise enery and water and Capita do have contracts in those areas, albeit I'm not sure on the margins there.

@Trenners Shorts were already high before the Burnham news, but obviously the Iran war will have a knock on effect, but why is CPI seeing a rise in shorts particularly? All very interesting. The CSPS looks like it's heading in the right direction, but if Burnham does get in charge, he seems closed to the Unions than Starmer. He wants to privatise enery and water and Capita do have contracts in those areas, albeit I'm not sure on the margins there.

Indeed, technical analysis / sentiment etc. So not a complete punt and we'd all obviously wish them to be lower. As said, they were high at Greggs and also Sainsburys when I had some, near enough 8% then, however both companies a lot larger than CPI.

Rolex, it's hardly random is it? But I agree sometimes funds will attack a solid company, look at Greggs. Was nearly 13% short I think it was and they have released decent results. Starting to close now, but still a colossal 9.9%. So shorts get it wrong and I don't know why there was an attack on Greggs. But, I would never call it "random".