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Great Stuff Philorkil. Thanks for the FT tip off.

Finally. They've must have read my last comments here on the cpi discussion board.
How convenient. Just when I said to get the investigation completed and say exactly what was taken and move forward. Thanks God. Someone is certainly taking notice.

[Capita warns some pensions data ‘likely’ to have been taken in cyber attack]

4th May 2023
The Financial Times article without paywall free to read:
https://archive.ph/KLOyZ

4th May 2023
The Financial Times original link with paywall:
https://www.ft.com/content/baa794ff-90dc-4d6c-a930-64dae7391940

Philorkil-------->>>>>>>It all depends if they can be 100% sure about what got leaked online. If they can't give a straight answer then I'm afraid that anyhting goes in regards to fines and compensation. If they can rest assure all the involved parties that only a certain amount of data has been leaked and nothing else, then they better be 200% sure that what are going to publishing is true and doesn't come back later to bite their butts through an article from TheTimes. As it stands, I'm not confident enough to invest in Capita till that cyber data leak accident investigation is completed in full.

DD123------------------>>>>Actually I didn't sell in the dip. I've seen Thg in the past going through similar roller-coaster events. But on that occasion I didn't buy any. But, with the latest round of events and actually witnessing so much happening in the background like for the shorts reducing in thg at suoerfast speed, I was only going to stay around if it kept pushing up without once dropping down. The moment I saw the first drop which was big enough, I decided to get out and never in my wildest dreams I saw the second drop coming. That was some nasty s...hit there and all because an internal newstory from the subscription based Bloomberg Intelligence got posted on the thg board. Who ever was that person that did do that, has access also to the Bloomberg terminal monitor. Bloomberg Intelligence is an extra add on and expensive too. So, there is big money at play and someone made a fortune in thg today with that posting which turned out to be true afterall.

I sold out and said goodbye on my way out.
Thg is not 4me. I took a small profit of £4k after deduction of stamp duty and fees.
I rather be safe than sorry. I was to sell at £1.29 after buying yesterday on the fast rise at £1.11. It hit £1.17, but didn't sell. It could had gone really badly as I sold before the second drop which was frightening even for stock market veteran like myself.(^_^).
Won't be touching ever thg. That's is it. Imho, there's not a third chance for those still longs pi. I'm safer back in cash and see what Cpi can do for me. Today Cpi has attracted lots of buyers double yesterday's volumes. I shall see for now what suits me best.

hELLO AimMaster2018.(^_^).
There's definitely plenty action coming in on the buy side; if those are actual buys at all! Just another 1.5million shares flagged through on the buy side [O] trades. But there is also plenty pushing the other way too. So, who wants out and who wants in? It got definitely dropped yesterday as has today too by the market makers helping their friends coming in almost not far from 31p. The usual let me in please I'll pay you handsomely if you do. So, between yesterday and today over 5 lots of plus 500,000 shares being bought at aprox £200k each lot. I'm still not convinced with all this bottom draw buying latest events. Call me cynical as I don't care. Look at Thg today. It got wacked to 81p before it rebounded and still keeping those pi on the edge.

Thg got to be the best share rollercoaster in the UK stock market.
I shat myself too and sold at £1.11. I invested at £1.03 with £60k.
I'm an old dog and all these ups and downs are not good for my heart.
Better be safe than sorry. Good luck to everyone and have fun.(^_^).

It happened guys. Just as expected. I told you that the Apollo bid would had been off the table and the Bloomberg guys are helping the thg shares to go down back to high 60s.
Who was Totally right and was Totally wrong then now?
I sold out today at £1.11. This morning drop was unacceptable for me.
The fact that the share price got pumped up almost to £1.18, was to allow also the shorts to increase their positions and improve their averages that probably were very poor as they've got caught in the fast rise. Most would grab an opportunity to close their now improved short positions as it drops back down to high 60s making them exit with perhaps a small profit or even just break even or with a tiny loss.

About the easyJet data breach claim

On the 19th May 2020, easyJet announced they were victim to one of the UK’s largest ever data breaches. Around nine million easyJet customers had their personal data accessed, including, names, email addresses, travel details and, in some cases, their credit card details. It left many customers concerned at the unauthorised disclosure of their personal information and vulnerable to unwanted emails and cyber-fraud.

https://www.leighday.co.uk/our-services/group-claims/easyjet-data-breach-2020/

3rd May 2023 - TheRegister
[Major decision on GDPR compensation rights expected soon]
Could EU residents receive compensation for "non-material" harm caused by illegal data use under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)? We'll find out tomorrow, when the European Court of Justice (ECJ) is set to make a ruling in a case being nervously watched by many a data-hungry company doing business across the political bloc.

Global law firm Linklaters LLP has said that if the ECJ were to "unexpectedly allow individuals to claim compensation for mere breach or upset, that would open the way to class actions on behalf of those individuals that will run into billions of euros."

Peter Church, counsel in the Technology practice at Linklaters LLP, commented: "This is a major decision that could affect businesses right across the EU. If the CJEU suggests individuals have a right to compensation simply for breach of the GDPR or for mere upset, that will unleash a torrent of claims, including class actions with liabilities running into the billions."

He added: "The decision is also being closely watched in the UK. While it will not be binding post-Brexit, it could still be influential and breathe life back into the moribund UK privacy class action market."
Read the very important article for free here:
https://www.theregister.com/2023/05/03/gdpr_compensation_rights/

In my opinion, I don't see Capita be able to save themselves from the general public suing them after potentially getting affected by whatever data Capita 'allowed' because of an error at the hands of an offshore IT worker.
Capita could be liable to pay a fine running into many millions and also having potentially to pay out many millions to the persons who had their private details stolen during that hacking period where Capita wasn't aware they had been hacked.

[Using my Home Legal Insurance Cover] A real life personal event.
I'm preparing to sue EasyJet for myself and another member of my family as our flights bookings along with my bank card, plus our passports details had been stolen between 17th October 2019 and 4th March 2020 and only by the 21st May 2020 they came out to admit it which is many months after they knew it but chose not to say anything for almost three months after. I only knew once they've emailed me confirming that we got our personal data stolen.

As you know, I may be able to claim compensation even if I didn't lose any money as a result of the data breach.
I'm planning to claim a minimum of £3k per person, but I'm aiming for around £6k per person due to the length of time Easyjet took to inform their customers of that affecting hack which makes it even more serious and more damming for Easyjet. Since I'll be assisted by data privacy lawyers put forward by my home legal insurance cover, the payout will be 100% ours as we don't have any legal fees to pay for as long our lawyers don't end costing us more than £100k per case per year which I doubt

Thanks Philorkil.
I shall be extremely careful with that Aim share.
I definitely don't want to get a nasty burn with an Aim stock that just shot up plus 400%.
Have a good1.

Thanks AimMaster2018. I'll triple check if is a good idea to buy Mirriad or not. Let's see what Cpi will don tomorrow.

yes if you bought it just recently but not if you bought 1 year ago at plus 20p.
Anyhow, why you kept that lovley secret for yourself? Although I don't invest in Aim, I might have put in £5k.
I'll take a look at Miri tomorrow and see if she double and just maybe try my luck with it. Cheers.

Imho the deal will close around a max of £1.50. I for sure will sell out at £1.29. Not waitign around for £1.50.

3rd May 2023
[FCA contacts Capita’s clients over cyber attack]
UK regulators urge outsourcer’s customers, including insurers and pension funds, to examine data loss.
The UK financial regulator has contacted clients of Capita, the outsourcer which suffered a cyber attack in March, urging companies including insurers and pension funds to determine customer data losses from the data breach.
The involvement of the Financial Conduct Authority comes amid growing concerns over what the hackers may have accessed. Over the weekend, The Pensions Regulator confirmed it had written to the hundreds of pension funds that employ Capita to help administer their payment systems, urging them to “determine whether there is a risk to their scheme’s data”.

Read the full free article here now: https://archive.vn/VBSKN#selection-2027.0-2035.170

The Financial Times original link [FCA contacts Capita’s clients over cyber attack] with paywall.
https://www.ft.com/content/9a6c1e80-6302-4749-8841-3c5971d5d1cd

Well well Eatstocks aka Eatsnails. BonJour.(^_^).
“The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.” — Steve Jobs

Totally agree with you AimMaster2018.
I can see Wednesday being another negative trading day for Cpi. I can only advise to abstain from buying cpi shares whilst the negativity still is circling around the Capita company. Don't bother averaging down. It's too early.

Au revoir Eatstocks. I'll catch you one day when you're out and about fishing around the UK sea shores hunting for sea snails or the whelks snails and what not.
I did admit to you already that I've gone rogue. There's nothing that can save me from where I am; not even ChatGpt.

Just make sure it say Cpi on the rocket and that its going back down instead up. I'm expecting cpi shares to go under 30p in the next few days and drop even lower. I need to teach those longs in there a lesson.

Can you make one for me but facing the opposite direction meaning down the way; PLEASE.
Or better, if you can post it for me an opposite to your drawing in the Capita Plc (cpi) lse board and say that
I asked you to do for me. Or just post one under my post with Cpi wording on the rocket instead thg.
Thank yOU.(^_^)>

Hi AimMaster2018. Thanks for bringing that to my attention. It's amazing that Thg has being getting all their Rns on a regular basis apart from this morning which were not showing until someone raised to the attention of the lse admin, were here in the Capita lse board none have being coming through at all. It shows you really that they couldn't give two hooks those lse admin guys.

Anyhow, is the link to that shocking find courtesy of my friend AimMaster2018. https://polaris.brighterir.com/public/capita/news/rns/story/w03jklw

The irony of all this, is that I complained how here today stating that we the small pi and the Institutional Investors were being taken the biscuit by the sneaky smiley slimy rosie cheeks John Lewis himself and his BoD cronies.
Here is him smiling and laughing at the longs. https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/07/09/17/60075843-0-image-a-122_1657383925309.jpg
Let's see how he'll fix the issues that hovering above his company.
Will he show his face and come clean? Do the TheTimes need to bring out before he does so?

So that everyone that got invited get a free mouthful of herpes from hereshoping