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4,131,819 buy volumes; apparently.
2,571,285 sell volumes; apparently.
2,571,285 unknown; apparently
These figures were taken from advfn at 13:02 gmt.
Please don't include the hidden yet to be released volumes that will be shown after close of trading day.
Hi Kipper9
At least the new Ceo wasn't afraid to throw himself not only once but twice in the deepend of the share price collapse. He might do it again and impress us all with a final and third purchase.
Anyhow, if it interests you at all, today on my interactive brokers pro account its showing that since the last ten days where the average availability of cpi stock to borrow was around a daily volumes of aprox. 10.5million shares from 4 lenders, for the first time today its showing available to short from probably the same 4 lenders only 7.5million shares.
What does that mean to us retail punters?
I believe it means that someone decided to borrow 3million cpi shares to short in today's trading day.
Remember that it costs only 0.75% in interests charges.
Is that the reason that we dropped so low today again?
Exactly Kipper9
Well said.
It's just MM'S giving it on the plate to the bargain hunters. The MM'S are hoping to knock the faith of the ones holding the shares from higher up levels. If they were to sell up, they would make a huge loss, whilst the MM'S will be laughing all the way to the bank as they go on reselling it to the bargain hunters for sweeties money. Unfortunately, only the cool heads will be able to sustain the non stop attack on the cpi stock..
So, toughen up and live and learn and take it in the chon and wait for better days.
MW shorts have not being updated since last Friday.
We might see today or tomorrow a possibility that they've reduced or most likely closed off completely their ever so long lasting open short.
To keep an open short, the borrowing interest rate going to the lenders of cpi stock is about 0.75%.
8,794,861 buy including the buy 1,565,334 UT trade as showing on the advfn website
3,477,491 sell
1,019,671 unknown
Also,
The after trades below seen on ADVFN are buys marked
517,561 time 17:28:45
175,000 time 17:05:24
Happening and just happened on the ADVFN
buy 5,176,870
sell 2,619,522
unknown 1,019,671
The above trading volumes will most probably be much higher once we get to close of trading day as there's a tendency
to hide large trades and show these later as after hours trades that have already been executed.
Hi Trenners
On the ADVFN
buy 4,306,437
sell 2,457,974
unknown 1,019,671
The above trading volumes will most probably be much higher once we get to close of trading day as there's a tendency
to hide large trades and show these later as after hours trades that have already been executed.
Looking good and strong ready for the US market opening.
Hi Trustfund
Things will get better for you.
Keep the faith and keep calm.
You should be able to feel a little better over the next few days as cpi retakes its footing. Please don't despair. I know that feeling and it's really awful. Need to have a cool head for these kind of scenarios that we've recently seen happening with the cpi share price valuation drops. In the meantime, I wish to give a quick update on the recently seen ADVFN trading volumes and imho there's already plenty action happening early on today and cpi its not sleeping around as it baby steps upwards again.
ADVFN. Potentially accurate but allow for a small degree of error in the posted data.
2,258,612 buy
956,090 sell
1,004,671 unknown
Take care and good luck.
Have a nice new week
Good Morning AimMaster2018
That's a great post you published.
I'm just going to give you a quick reply as I'm away from my Pc Desk.
As a rough guess based on what I already seen since the 4th March and the 15th March, you would be looking at about 240 million cpi shares having gone through the MM's order books on almost equal levels. I would say 40% sell and 50% buy and 10% unknown approximate trades from that approximate figure above mentioned.
Back in the days when Stuart Morgan was in charge of Capita Investors Relations, I would tend to call him just before the company TUs or after the FY reports to try to squeeze any info out of him.
Calling him would had given me an opportunity to see if he was any good at his job and whether he was telling or being told to tell us porkies that could had resulted as has back with various share price bounces and crashes too.
My problem with IR Mr Morgan was however that during one of my calls I had discovered that they had access to the Bloomberg Terminal Monitor whereby allowed them to figure out who was joining Capita and taking equity positions and become new shareholders, who was reducing, and was leaving the Bloomberg Capita Equity register for good.
How did I know they had access to the Bloomberg Terminal Monitor?
Because I questioned him about the Annual Report data pdf file sitting on the IR page whereby it had a section detailing their main top institutional investors, but had one institutional investor mentioned which River Mercantile as still holding the same position level which wasn't true as they had some months before reduced to just a tiny fraction.
The Annual Report page where the institutional investors are mentioned was published with flawed data.
I told Stuart Morgan that he would had time to pull out the correct Institutional investors data from the Bloomberg terminal Monitor before the publishing of the Annual Report was due to be released, but preferred to give the retail investors the impression that River Mercantile was still holding the same full position which was not true.
He clearly accepted after I pulled him up about it that River Mercantile was very soon to close the tiny position that remained behind.
The reason that I knew about that River Mercantile had reduced an that nobody knew here on the lse cpi forum page, is because at that time I was able to access the Bloomberg terminal Capita Equity data register and knew who was joining and who was leaving the register.
Being able to access the Bloomberg register was an eye opener. You can see all the small institutional investors purchases and sells date by date that we would normally be able to know ad they tend to be below the 3% threshold. When we see millions of shares trades, we normally think that it's the retail investors buying up or selling up. But most likely could also be the custodians of retail shareholders investors appearing to sell or buy on their behalf plus some institutional
15th March 2024
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