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Catching on with the emoji trend eatsnails?🐌

I know you're behind the rise and probably have your hands involved with how the market makers get ahead of the news story so that few will benefit from a lower entry as I would had wanted. The fact that it moved so much on so little volumes to justify that large change in the share price, it really makes you wonder and thinking if you Jon are using your own share dealing desk through the IR department to pump cpi up to create an air of allure and stimulate interest in cpi after all that bad cpi news just gone before us.

Let's see how far you can take it. I'm still watching and waiting. Not quite convinced.; Yet!

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Roger Roger Jon🤞❤️

All those cpi share price volatile trading days were mainly due to the Capita cyberattack data leak incident news keep getting pushed around for weeks that now have 'seemed to have 'died' out in tye background. But, rest assured that if TheTimes gets a sniff of any new updates on that cyberattack incident, they'll be firing that off without a doubt.😉

There's no denying that cpi has risen again from its past weeks semi conscious state of trading volumes activities. It's really odd that not many weeks ago cpi was bouncing off 31 and 33p price ranges for it to climb back to 34 to 36p later on.

I just don't see how the market makers can make a return as we get close to 36p without someone selling up and cash in their shares for a nice quick profit.🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑

Yes Jon.

Now please tell us about the 'city inner market news' that most surely you already know is behind today sudden out of the blue plus 5%.

You must have an idea Jon.🙊

Come on....please tell us. 🙏I'm dying to know now.🥳

Something similarly to waiting and waiting.

The cpi market makers are not to be trusted. Cpi opened up today straight with a drop before it got raised up almost 5% on small volumes. If you closely to the volumes trades, you can see that its being pumped up by tens of AT figures of similar sizes to push it up.

Once, who ever has finished manipulating has achieved their desidered results, cpi will give back what it gained today.

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I'll be watching and listening to everything that will be said and asked.

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Just don't see it. Sorry.(^_^).

The US banking worries are still ongoing and will press on more negativity across the markets.

I also expect the supposed soon to come results of that cyberattack to be published within weeks or sooner. What will that report have in that could break or make the share price change direction? Surprise surprise! (^_^). Who knows and better be waiting before I dare to invest in cpi. Meanwhile, I'm sure the TheTimes and TheGuardian will have their investigative team of reporters working flat out to see if there's is anything that they can take to the noses of Jon Lewis and his BoD attention for they to pass comment on or probably no comment. Let's see. It's still a dark cloud sitting over Capita. Will ever know?

The Jonathan name was used by me as an Alias.

I actually never liked it and always thought it was too cheesy.(^_^).

Good try to ramping it up Sharehead' aka John Lewis. Capita(for which you're the Ceo), is running the field with an injury that needs to be seen before it ends with needing to get put down for good. I say to you, come out clean and show us what has really happened in that cyberattack dara leak and will forgive you.

As it stands you'll need tens of tens millons of more cpi purchases that were sold back to the Market Makers from when Russia first attacked Ukraine that you're still needing to put back into Capita before you can even 45p again never mind 60p or 97p pre rights issue times share price target. Get Real and I'll invest in Capita again, or I'll wait for when it drops to where I think it will go if you have held back from informing the markets of very important information that could decimate the share price in matters of few trading days to sub 25p.

Just for the record I'm still in cash and not currently invested in any stock.

Let's see. It will be Happy Days4me if you're telling porkies. (^_^)?

'Welcome back, Sharehead' aka John Lewis

We know you very well. Are you someone in the Capita BoD? Are you John Lewis?(^_^).

5th May 2023
Security researcher finds trove of Capita data exposed online.

London-based outsourcing giant Capita left a trove of data exposed online for 7 years, TechCrunch has learned, just weeks after the company admitted to a data breach potentially impacting customer data.

The AWS bucket, which the researcher said had been exposed to the internet since 2016, contained approximately 3,000 files totaling 655GB in size. There was no password on the bucket, allowing anyone who knew the easy-to-guess web address access to the files. Details of the exposed cloud server were also captured by GrayHatWarfare, a searchable database that indexes publicly visible cloud storage.

True or False? You make your mind with the latest findings.
Don't shoot the messenger or you'll end with the news hitting you straight in the face without any warnings given before hand. Don't say then that No Idea is at it again.

Read the free full rest of the article here:
https://techcrunch.com/2023/05/05/security-researcher-finds-trove-of-capita-data-exposed-online/

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Not related to Capita but could be seen as an indication that if Capita was to find itself in the same scenario, this could be the likely outcome in regards to costs and fines involved for dealing with their own cyberattack dara leak incident .

4th May 2023
[Cyber-attack cost conveyancing giant £7m - but the insurers paid up]

A cyber-attack on conveyancing giant Simplify cost the group nearly £7m, newly published accounts reveal, but the company's insurers compensated the firm for lost business.

Simplify, which handles 250,000 conveyancing instructions a year, suffered a major IT systems outage due to a ‘security incident’ in November 2021. It later emerged that an unauthorised third party temporarily gained access to systems relating to certain internal Simplify files. Some of those files contained personal data.

Read the full article for free with no sign ups required. Click below. Very interesting read.
https://www.lawgazette.co.uk/news/cyber-attack-cost-conveyancing-giant-7m-but-the-insurers-paid-up/5115931.article

Hi DrewG. I find those two posters comments at the bottom of that FT article very helpful as it makes me think there are two forces at play with each one sticking to their story and not giving in to the other. As you said, the money tree globin might be the right one imho.

I've seen Miri shares now Philorkil. That's more like a Pump & Dump.
I was never going to buy into that rise. I know the Aim market very well from past experiences. I consider myself the lucky one. Wouldn't like to test ladyluck with Aim shares investments.

Don't forget to read the posted comments at the end of the FT article.
There's two posters arguing against each other claiming to know about what has happened and be in the 'know' as if they're working for Capita. The other poster is adamant that Capita aka Crapita has always had a s..hitty pension admin system and what happened was expected and not surprised that they've got hacked.
Whoever is fighting for the Capita corner in the FT comments section must know what's going on, whilst the other seems to know just as much from the opposite direction.