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Hi Kipper9
I've been looking through my interactive investors stock trading account and its showing under Capita that there's four lenders/inventory offering about 10,742,342 shares for shorting purposes. These have been the average daily figures available for shorting on a minute time basis over the last seven days including today.
I believe this is a [O] buy trade 353,478
probably a punter or II. It settled at 13:54 gmt and at 14.101p a piece.
In regards to possibly hidden shorts under the 0.50% level, then yes it can be I'm afraid very possible to exist and will have a direct influence to the share price movements that with the current circumstances we can assume its being happening over the last trading days. It's seeking to watch so many small investors having to put up with so much capital invested being devalued thanks to the rosy cheeks lying bàśtard of Jon Lewis. He should not be paid a leaving bonus. I prey that he doesn’t get it.
Hi Kipper9
The trading volumes that appear on the ADVFN are not totally accurate but close enough to be considered good enough for assessing the state of affairs between who's wanting out and who's wanting in at bargain bottom basement knock down prices.
The trade volumes transactions seen today between apparently shown buy and sells are huge. I've seen trades from tiny ones to plus 500,000 buy and sell trades shares purchased. Who ever is today interested in buying cpi shares, they're definitely not thinking twice and are putting good money to work even if it might be for a day trade or short trade.
The fact that HA is now almost in fully charge of the running of Capita with the intention to reverse its downfall, that in itself will not shift the bad smell left behind by Jon Lewis and that's the reason why we've being hit hard. HA himself is already suffering a minor paper loss on his first cpi purchase and that will not be sitting down well with him. I'm sure that once Jon Lewis has left for good in July, HA will be glad to see the back of that useless lying çunt that has managed to pull the wool over the retail and Institutional investors for many years.
Trading volumes allows us to gauge the amount level of current investors sentiment and that's all we got at the moment that should help us navigate through the disastrous situation that once again Jon Lewis and his BoD to date has put against us.
Hope will get off these low 14s asap and retake at least 16p as a starter.
Hi again Jeffrey1979
We should be seeing an upward bounce as we get close to the US market opening times. In the past few days cpi would drop down as it approached the US market opening, but we should bounce up nicely and estimate that will finish in blue today possibly with a UT of 14.77p.
The currently seen trading volumes on the ADVFN platform are showing an apparently Buy volumes of 5,518,873 and 3,271,286 sell volumes with the unknown volumes at 37,989 at time of posting. The above figures will not include hidden trades that will show up after close of trading. So, in reality there could a few millions as a mixture of buy and sell trades. Also, the trading volumes could also include off-book trades that were placed today and reported today or placed yesterday and reported today. Cheers
Hi Jeffrey1979
It means that once new buyers join in and the likes of day traders punters and short,medium and long retail investors start seeing sense and value in investing in cpi at well below ever seen share price valuations, cpi will retake its footing and slowly rebound upwards whilst some of the newly joined investors would probably jump off on small 1 to 2p share price gains which inevitably will create some stubborn upwards movements.
It's going to be for the time being a safe to invest in but imho only on a day traders to short term traders stock playground.
Good Morning bruv AimMaster2018
I really doubt it 12 is on the cards.
The most inexplicably and unexpectedly possibile to ever drop to to the lowest share price levels has happened today with a MM's quotes prices of 13.94p Bid and 14.0p Offer share prices.
My opinion is that with today just below 14p MM's quotes, cpi has finished bottom it out for now and an upward jump is due anytime from the posting of my comment.
If the shorter MW hedge fund has any sense, they will finally have closed all their previously held under 0.50% and latest increased short position.
With what has been a major drop after the 6th March FY report, where Cpi shredded off 7p from where I previously days before sold out,
I strongly believe that we're now in very over sold territory.
I does appear of course that some institutions have been dropping their cpi investment. This is clearly the reason for the latest push under now 14p its first ever seen in Capita stock market share price trading history.
Let me also make everyone aware that when the Citigroup previously placed a strangle hold on cpi with a rating of 19p and then 18p, cpi still back then managed to go as far as 46p.
So, don't expect the share price to do exactly what the stock brokers suggest it will be ending as the target price.
The broker for Rbc had their 42p stuck as long as I've trading CPU stock. They're not to be taken seriously.
Good luck and happy day,short,medium and long trading to you and everyone who knows me.
Cheers 🤞👍🤑💪🏻
Hi and hi everyone else.
Yes indeed, cpi treble bottoming now.
Just seen a 505,502 trade that could in theory be either be yesterday's or today since its an off-book trade.
It went for 14.43p a piece and showing as a buy on ADVFN at 10:32:31 gmt.
Although there's various apparently of decent buys trade sizes showing up, just as well there's various sells showing too.
This information could be slightly incorrect but not too far from the truth.
Buy 1,867,310 trades
Sell 2,159,857 trades
Unknown 37,939
I'm preparing to enter again if she was to drop her kñickers further down and all the way down to her ankles 🤣
Almost 9 millions apparently seen as Buy and apparently seen 5,592,974 sell trades. Various large trades too showing up. I guess many could not resist the MM'S final knockout bargain basement prices.
Just a quick reminder of the ongoing fast changing trading volumes.
Although they're many off book trades due to the settled share price, it would be safe to state that those are today's off book trades.
Showing on the ADVFN and these don't include the later yet to be released and currently hidden after hours trades:
Please note that some buy trades might have ended in the sell trade count and vice versa.
Buy 6,617,071
Sell 4,987,355
Unknown 43,019
Keep Calm and Gla
Hi AimMaster2018.
How's is it going ?
I remember saying to you last week to invest in cpi at your own peril as it was going in free falling after its 6th March FY report came out.
Now, that I went against my own advice, I've got to bear it till the share price volatility settles. I've taken up a chunk at 15.77 and a chunk at 14.77p.
Don't believe 12p is possible unless you want to see a total mayhem across the BoD and Adolfo hitting the panic button.
I totally agree with you TerryM1
If I had been in your exact invested position I would have got the lawyers involved and gone after Jon Lewis for having stated back in December TU a rosy picture that cpi retail investors were made to believe had nothing to worry comes March 24 FY earnings and losses publication. I too could had been hit badly if I decided not to trade the cpi stock when I previously bought it at 19p to sell just under 21p. Had I not sold, I would had been seeing myself starting off with 17p and ended at today's low 14s levels.
I just can't believe how Jon Lewis can get away with so much misleading trading updates that were written to look on paper but very far from the truth that the 6th March in reality has evidently shown us.
If Capita Plc was operating in the USA, the Ceo and the board would had been facing lawsuits from not being totally truthful to the investors about the company state of affairs.
But what can retail investors really do? Jack nothing imho. The top three institutional investors need to begin questioning Jon Lewis before his end of July 2024 retirement and perhaps get him to renounce any final bonus payments. He just doesn't deserve it.
True Trisor.
I don't either enjoy watching others lose their money. But I was trying to make a point that even the new Ceo did not escape the brutal market reaction and now will feel just like the rest of the retail investors would feel and that is totally piśsed off.
Looking at the apparently showing buy and sell trading volumes, there's is currently 4,335,130 buys versus 2,733,060 sells. If any of those figures stack up, then cpi is slightly but surely being bought up and someone someone still seems to be a good investment. Whether those are just in for a few pences of profit quick in and out, then it may well be. But who knows. Gla. Its definitely not going to end like Carillion
Very dissapointing Trisor to see Cpi getting wacked by the MMs on the back of Rbc latest rating. Nevertheless, there's plenty trading volumes coming through thanks to these new first seem share prices valuations. Not to be missed. Will not be staying for long invested in Capita if I don't see a pullback into the plus 16 territory.
Anyhow, the new Ceo Adolfo must be really pi.sśed off seeing his last PR stunt suffering a major blow to his cpi investment. His £50k position its now more like £40k. That would really be doing his head in. Tough luck.
Capita apparently showing the following trade volumes after hour on ADVFN
Click on the link to see the after hour trade volumes https://ibb.co/jWwthvS
Buy: 11,772,501
Sell: 7,359,779
Unknown: 69,266
I'm indeed aligning with Capitalizer too. Great post. I just don't get those one that keep posting about cpi going to be
another Carillion company. Adolfo Hernandez is a younger man than Jon Lewis and has plenty going for himself.
Don't be under any illusions. This is the beginning of the end. Gladly take your preferred seat and enjoy the climb back
to the top. There only one Capita and that's Capita Plc. Cheers
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