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It will bounce and retake its footing. It always has cpi and this time being in a better shape it will do more quickly. Don't panic. Just a big glitch and nothing else. The cpi market makers have always being imho truly nasty for when it came to dealing with cpi stock. I've seen it myself and they don't take prisoners either. So, be aware. They'll eventually close the gates at the bottom of that steep ladder and no more will be allowed in. Take a deep breath and breathe ☺️

Not me. I kept most of the plumbing fittings best bits for later attachments if and if required.

Having an entry at 22.5p doesn't worry when 19 is nearing us. I'm still better off holding back until I know what's really going on in the background and all the dust has settled properly down as there is somehow more in the vicinity that needs to settle and doesn't look like is in any hurry to do so just yet.

I doubt it, but could any of the other plenty seen by us small institutional investors holdings sub 3% that can be offloaded and you wouldn't know that is happening in the background. When in the past I used to publish Bloomberg cpi data equity ownership reports, it used to be many institutional investors with small amounts invested in Capita. So, I don't see how Schroders would want to take a hit when they can more of Capita and have a chance to actually break even or make an easier to achieve profit that has to date being imposible for them to get. Also, new pi will be joining in at these rock bottom low entry levels.

There is plenty yet to come on the good side rather than bad. It's now sitting where everyone can easily take a punt and ride it out.

Well said unhooked

Although I have the cash to average it down with my current 22.5p entry as of last Friday,

I shall not do so unless there was a huge further drop to around 15p which is imho not achievable as it would create many news headlines and most certainly Capita BoD wouldn't stand over it doing nothing; I would hope. Anyhow, I've been here before pre-covid at about 20.8p and was invested massively and seen many runs up and down of the share price whilst Capita was sitting with huge debts and selling out the family silver to reduce it as we know it today to very little. There's no way that cpi will remain this low without a big bounce up. Although cpi has always being a bit slow to come back, it will eventually retake its footing.

Strong sell would had been spot on when it was at 28p. I seriously believe you've missed the boat by a long way. What's left to sell of cpi shares is mainly little crumbs. You'll be better off to go long or risk being stuck in as cpi retakes its footing.

Spot on Xenor

I agree with you. Not many weeks ago I could had made a fortune with the Aim stock wandisco when it was offered at 51p and decided not to invest because I wanted capita on the cheap side and now I'm taking a hit.

Cpi is am old lady kind of stock. Once it falls down it takes a huge effort to get up and going again and constantly needs it's carers to make sure it can keep up the pace. I see the small cpi private investors as its carers and the Institutional Investors as the health board managers and seniors nurses sitting there in their offices watching playing it out. Only when cpi gets really some serious cuts anf starts bleeding, something properly will get done.

Just like it happens in real life, eventually that health board that it's failing will be put under special measures and then later on it will be put under new management and a new set of capable senior managers to run it as it should be. That's my analogy view of the current affairs.

*Hear us out

*Thanks Culley01

Thank Culley01 for doing that with Helen Parris.

She's definitely very approachable and shouldn't be too difficult to get her to answer you to the best of her knowledge. She's got to be very aware by now of the cpi share price collapse and it falls in her merit now to be there to face the music and here us out. Good luck.🙂

Hello No1plasterer

Great observational view. That's very true, although I would say on that on the next run up, I would be out before 30 rather than at 40p.

Beggars can't be choosers.

Stop your moaning guys and be happy.

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If anyone wants to see a breakdown of CPI last showing trading volumes of buy/sell as seen on ADVFN,

please go to this image screenshot. I've removed the ADVFN logos so that is a generic looking screenshot.

Cheers.

From 16:35:28 to 18:28:19 gmt trades

https://ibb.co/s5HRHQ5

Advfn just showing a late trade reported as 1,099,393 [O] trade paid per share 20.731p

The bid price was for 20.32p and offer price for 20.42p showing with time 18:28:19 gmt under the buy volume tab

I use the Microsoft edge browser as I get some issues in generating the results using the firefox browser.

So, please don't give up on your first attempt as it might be your browser rather than the website software.

If you get an error like failing to validate browser, just refresh page and try again. Disable your popups add ons.

https://rbcnew.bluematrix.com/sellside/MAR.action

RBC Capital Markets post all their revised and past brokers ratings on many UK, US, and other stocks too.

This is the link for the official view of their recent rating of 42p that you've kindly made me aware and I

then went to double check your claim which turn out to be true.

When you reach the website, just enter the word: CPI in the far left long empty box middle of the website where it

says inside: Select Some Options. You then click the search button to Generate the latest ratings according to the stock you've chosen

For the quick retrieve of the the RBC latest and past Capita ratings:

Go here https://rbcnew.bluematrix.com/sellside/MAR.action

It's free. No signups. The website is owned by Institutional investors.

I agree with you with most of your comment, but I'm more hopeful than you and see cpi reach 30p by the first week of December of this year or sooner if the CEO begins to start moving mountains with the help of Jon Lewis.

What I'm actually noticing that the cpi market order book is getting flooded with tens of AT transactions as have been done in the past to push cpi up but instead it's being used by some that wishes to keep it down.

Hi Xenor and thank you for your kind words.

My entry was at 22.52p which is after I moved my buying request from 22p which was later hit and me stupidly thought cpi had no more to drop. Looking at today cpi touching 20.5p, that would be very nice entry price for some punters who came in and enjoy. They could help us push cpi upwards and then maximise a great return even if they just sold at 30 or 32 in the coming months or whenever they see that tp. I certainly don't have high hopes just a modest expectation till we know more from the new guy Adolfo and what he can do to lift the hammered cpi stock.

To be fair Capitalizer, I was getting plenty stick when cpi was at 37p and bouncing around and I said that it was too expensive to buy due to the foreseeable future of the cyber attack costs ect. ect. Notwithstanding all that, I almost landed myself in hot waters the night before the TU for which I thank my lucky stars that did not execute and saved me a fortune, although I would had sold out rather than go down from 26.8p to 20.50p as we've touched insofar today.

Anyway, Monday just carried forward the left over from past Friday black swan and most likely there will be no more to go and we should settle down around 21p. Let's see. I'm only a 1.5p penny down per share. As it stands, I shall not add more unless cpi dives to 15.

Xenor

Shall be honest with you? I shouldn't had bought any, but like everyone else who joined in today at around 20.5 and last week sub 22.9p, will most likely as I will too look for a quick profit on the back of expected rebound direction. Since I'm in now is no point screaming out for help. As far I can see there is plenty opportunities to make a safe quick buck but only if you've got the cash to use and buy a minimum amount to make it quick and worthwhile. I've never and never will see cpi as a share that will go more than 50p with the current state of affairs, unless of course we get a bid for the entire business.