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Insofar a 3million lot sell order has been cancelled.

See it here as its getting published I'm the lse summary of trades.

https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareTrades.html?shareprice=CPI&share=Capita-Group

Thanks for alerting the fact that today over 43million trades that insofar appear to be sells transactions at around 15:53 gmt and all [O] trades which will find their homes somewhere where the sun doesn't shine. Let's see if any of those massive dumps of cpi sell lots will be remaining on the book orders or will be cancelled? You were warned plenty time ahead. Doesn't it look like a bit odd that this much is getting disbursed by some and wonder who Institutional Investor or investors?🫢

Unfortunately I didn't know and wouldn't had known that the Capita investors relations department had plotted to save face with the Monday rns releases. I wonder why the waited until Monday and how old that news was and decided to release it anyway just to give the market makers some fuel to fire up the share price with tens of tens of AT transactions? My Friday post was based on the week ending summary of cpi trading days and that's why you can't say that I was wrong to say that because it didn't happen on Monday but most likely today, I shouldn't be right on the money with what was originally said. That's why I don't rns from cpi influence me whilst you guys are craving for anything that Capita releases hoping it's going to be the one to bring you die hard longs back to 30p plus and beyond. It ain't going to happen I'm afraid.🫢

Did say last Friday that cpi will be visiting the mid 26p ranges by coming Monday, but the Jon Lewis del boy played a trick on me by having rns released to stop cpi from continuing its downward trend that was easily going to be continuing on Monday morning had not been for those 'great' rns. The reality though is that cpi went up almost a penny on a pure market makers AT pump that I saw thar miles away wasn't going to keep it up for Tuesday. So, now you have today what was meant to have happened yesterday. Hope you die hards cpi don't mind trading in the current 'murky waters'.

Be very afraid 😨

B🫧u🫧b🫧b🫧l🫧e🫧s🤿

So much wishful thinking whilst the cpi share is getting pumped by the AT transactions courtesy of the market makers brothers in arms. Can't you all longs not see that the only way for cpi is down and its already showing its true colours? I saw it this morning miles away. Just make sure you hold hands and kiss each other off before the next submersion. I'm already hearing that sound of bubbles.💦💦

Plus another 1,350,000 cpi lot sell [O] trade at 16:12:25 Gmt that settled for 27.054p a share. Not a great result to end the week with for the die hards cpi longs. All the yesterday going up in green of almost 3.5% got wiped out with today sell massive dumps.

Without reading too much into it, I project a red Monday for cpi. Potentially opening under 27p and continuing into the mid 26p ranges.

As for next Tuesday, imho it will break into the 25p territory and hoover around 24.87 to 25.35p. The rest of the next week you longs can figure it out what it will turn out to be. My estimated top ceiling 30p is now off the table. Expect a quick descending towards AimMaster2018 23.5p desidered entry target. As for myself, it's still early days before I put 1 single penny in cpi again. Still too expensive imho. Have you all a peaceful and relaxed weekend.🫠

Whaooo😱

Who took today dumped all those large lots at 13:35 Gmt?

6,647,006

350,000

1,000,000

5,561,537

5,127,746

All the above were [O] trades that settled for 27p.

About 5million cpi amount of shares divided in three lots apparently 'Sold' today at 15:25 Gmt.

My question is to you longs:

Is that really sells or buys that just got pushed through?🤔

As it stands, I don't see cpi getting higher than 30p as imho being the ceiling. If you've bought a few hundred thousands of cpi shares at plus 27p in the last days, perhaps I would advise you take your profits when cpi reaches near 30p before it reverses again back to sub 27p and continues with its downward trend and aims for sub 25p.

At 15:40 seen three lots [O].

Seen as a sell [114,933]

Seen as a sell [310,290]

Seen as a sell [474,777]

Almost 6million cpi trades made up of a mixture between sells,buys and unknown transactions. I wonder what's cooking in the market makers kitchens? Anyone want to guess🤔

A large unknown transaction of 2,290,167 is showing up here at 12:15 Gmt. What could had been bubbles59?

Do you wish to post your thoughts on that possibly a buy or sell lot order?🤔

https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareTrades.html?shareprice=CPI&share=Capita-Group

Yes that was my post, but never held to that wished target of £1.80 to £2.20 as the lucky streak was back then about to run out and so I sold out at plus £1.20 before I miss my chance to double my money specially after going all the way to 16p and back all the way up to where I got out. I knew there and then that Cine was never going to see more than £1.30. So, in the end, as I would say in cpi, every man for themselves. Cheers 👍

Great post👍

Was this 1,412,004 lot today at 9:35 GMT an actual Buy or was it really a Sell transaction? Can you check for us please Mylordflasheart😉

Its showing here now

https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareTrades.html?shareprice=CPI&share=Capita-Group

If that's what's written, then it must have been a mis printed comment thar as you know you can't edit as you can do on the discord channel.

And if I did then say £5, then it would had been based on actual facts that were valid at that time and not what have been of lately. As you should know by now the stock market is a very fluid investment channel that works off many algorithms and investors sentiments too. What you've not asked you've before you went wasting your spare time digging up now very old and not relevant to that time of posting is why you would assume that those cine comments would make someone like me th

a punter that doesn't know what's investing about based on those now outdated posts? I just don't see their value in bringing it up here as at that time there was that possibility of reaching £5 has not been for things turning sour and reversing all that it had going for had cine and its soon be leaving current bosses got that huge poke of debt sorted out without as it's now going to be the wiping out of Cineworld small investors? Why can't you stay with what's in the happening and be more assertive and look ahead of your investment like cpi before the market does it for you as it's currently happening for many long cpi investors? Just why I ask?!🤔

Not what I would had posted.

As for Cpi and other stocks too, the trick in getting right is to look for whether a share is normally prone to negative or positive or a balanced mixture of those two factors.

I'm afraid that cpi has mostly a higher negative sentiment factor.

Of course I knew it bruv🫠.

Anyhow, that Indian firm TCS is grabbing up major contracts and leaving very little on the table from the look of that article claims.

In the meantime Capita has shredded an almost 1penny of its share price and you guys are still happy to let it sink down further without calling up the Capita Investors Relations dept and ask why is this non stop descending not coming to a halt.

27th June 2023

TCS bags £234M Teachers' Pensions deal as Capita set to end 29-year run.

The Register® — Biting the hand that feeds IT

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TCS bags £234M Teachers' Pensions deal as Capita set to end 29-year run

Indian firm nabs 10-year contract, taking pensions wins to £1.73B

iconLindsay Clark

Tue 27 Jun 2023 // 08:38 UTC

On the back of a £1.5 billion contract win, Tata Consultancy Services is at it again, bagging a £234 million ($297 million) deal to administer the UK's Teachers' Pension Scheme (TPS).

The scheme, run by the Department for Education on behalf of public and private school teachers and their employers in the UK, currently relies on Capita, which won a four-year, £60 million ($76 million) extension to run the scheme until 2025 on a contract it first signed in 1996.

Last week, TCS won a £1.5 billion ($1.9 billion) deal with the UK's National Employment Savings Trust (Nest), an occupational pensions scheme, without outside competition, after the government decided to part ways with French supplier Atos after just 18 months.

https://www.theregister.com/2023/06/27/tcs_teachers_pensions_deal/