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Or a major Institutional investor purchase of many millions of shares.
We need Institutional investors buying large amounts that were originally pulled out of Capita during the beginning of the Ukraine war. If just one of them comes back and grabs let's say 7.5% of Capita stock, it would immediately push the share price into the mid 30s and more as the news will suddenly bring in even the small pi that perhaps were sitting on the side awaiting a reason to invest in cpi again. That my view.

It's done by the Market Makers using their own trading accounts to stimulate the share price direction. I remember doing something similar by placing an exact amount that I was willing to pay for a share price. On that occasion, the Market Makers took my bait and saw my order getting triggered at a higher price than the actual market ask price. When you see these sort of trades happening, I would consider holding back. Nothing worse than an internal market maker playing with their free stock to move a share price direction to where it wants to be even if at the end of the say there is no volume to support such unusual share price spread and without a genuine market moving it.
How many times have we seen cpi moving up or down on thin air or just a supposed negative or positive overall markets algorithm? Watch out.

Got to have to learn to love those Citibank analysts sense of humour.

rating "buy"

Capita Plc : Citigroup raises price target to 29p from 28p *

Nice Post Trenners. A Very Merry Christmas to you. It's good to be hopeful and cpi does move when she wants too. It's beginning to look like a good and early Santa rally for most pi. Cheers. NoFear.(^_^).

Hi Capitalizer
No more calls to SM. I'm happy to wait till March. The MM's will have moved us up well above 30p. I don't need to be overly concerned once that happens as my wishes is to move away from current levels.

I'm here Culley01.
I couldn't sleep well until I read the Capita TU.
The moment the markets open, the first thing I thought was why Cpi
isn't moving much and why it went slightly under minutes after.
Anyhow, I decided to go back to sleep it off till I woke up and saw Cpi up almost 10%. I couldn't believe my eyes.
So, it is for sure that I will not be needing to call SM. He got my Merry Christmas wishes and that's it. Best of luck to everyone. The MM's have settled well with the TU. Thanks. NoFear.(^_^).

Well spotted Brass0. That will help my nerves calm down. Many thanks
I never saw the £54million won by Capita contract award dated 8th December 2022. https://bidstats.uk/tenders/2022/W49/788332644

Less of the name calling unless you want to be called a b.itch.

Hi Wednesday
I'm being totally honest. The Cpi share investment has being overrunning its course more than was originally planned. I've never believed that Capita could find itself in such a depressed situation notwithstanding all that the BoD have claimed to have done to date. It seems that there is a disconnection between what the MM's see in Capita and what the Capita company see in its market business valuation. I just can't understand how the BoD can happily continue ignoring the depressed share price value. It is as if we the shareholders don't matter and can be left for last. It is the last call for me. It better be more than just good. Enough is enough.

Hi Capitalizer
Capita BoD are in my opinion like that saying:
That a broken clock is right twice a day.
In having little hope that an expected according to its past TU, can normally an unreliable Capita TU eventually ending support the share price with some correct information even by accident, is better by all means than no hope at all if that pi is for sure invested in Capita. Anyone that claims not to have any more hope in Capita, perhaps are about to jump ship and take a hit or are not invested in cpi or just prefers to remain just pessimistic till Capita is proven beyond reasonable doubt that are out of the woods. Take your pick guys.

Hi Capitalizer.
You're very welcome. I'm, like you and everyone here on lse chat, cannot continue going on those poor share price performances. It will come to a point where it would be safer to put my £50k sitting in Capita into a high interest flexibile isa account using the 2022 and 2023 £20k allowances and leave it there. I can guarantee everyone that I would be making a decent return without risking it invested in company shares that are eating up my originally invested capital.

Capita BoD could really sell more of their business units if they wanted to pay off their remaining debts. I'm sure that it wouldn't make that much difference to their years to come earnings if those units were disposed of. In my opinion, they rather go slowly in reaching their debt free status by letting year after year pass and rely on their contracts winnings to reduce their debt with the odd business unit sold off to stay on tracks of their declared transformation plans.
I personally don't like the Capita BoD pie in the sky plans, but I've got to continue hold at least till I can recover my investment and hopefully some profits too, otherwise it would had been a wasted 1 year with many missed opportunities gone for good thanks to our 'kind' loyalty and faith that we've shown in the Capita management. This is my final last saloon. I'm not going to be hanging around more than it's required. Fingers_crossed

Hi Invest45,
Thanks for still having faith in Capita notwithstanding the very dissapointing long year as we await with our fingers crossed for the Capita Christmas TU Special. Will it be all we ever wanted from Santa? Will it be that kind of present to remember for many years to come as shares investors, or will it be a wet and cold dissapointing TU news release just wrapped up in a fancy Christmas present to fool us around?
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Just spoke with Capita Investors Relations Mr Stuart Morgan about the Tuesday trading update and what were my expectations especially when none in the past have made much difference or worse hammered cpi even further down.
To keep it short, I will not post here what other questions I made him.
Mr Morgan has said that if I wasn't going to be happy with the TU, to contact him tomorrow to discuss it. Before I bring the call to an end, he goes on reassuring me that the market will like the TU. I wished him a Merry Christmas if he doesn't hear from me after the TU. Cheers. Let's see.

Spot on.

That's why they're called the Market Makers. They make the share price ask and bid price based on what they see it as a viable share price value. Take or leave it. They don't need big volumes to shift up or down.

If is good enough, the MM's will stop holding back as they will assume that the worst is beyond Capita and climb it up well past the 30p. This would mean imho, that by the end of next week, we could be hoovering between 30 and 33p. The idea of having an upwards opening gap by the MM's, is to stop last minute bargain hunters trying to grap cpi on the cheap. If those MM's get convinced that 30p is the way to go, they will not hesitate to put cpi in those share price ranges even on a no volume day. It's been seen before and all they need to do is to manipulate the spread ask and bid prices just before the opening of the day trading session.

We will have an upwards opening gap straight to 28p. The MM's will not hesitate to show what they can do if the TU is solid enough to merit putting a premium on the cpi share price. Let's see. I'm not afraid and have seen cpi in worser times. Best of luck for Monday because cpi will probably charge up ahead of the TU.

I've got £10k to play. Worst case scenario is to buy enough to break even as close as possible. I'm currently in red with my March cpi future position. There is plenty of time from now till then. I've got no rolling charges or interest to pay. So, I'll wait for cpi to bounce back. As it stands, my break even with my outright owned shares is around 30p. So, my current March future bet at 23.89p is a much better entry. If Capita cannot get passed 25p by the 13th December, I will be really disappointed and will wish I've never ever set my interests in cpi.

Whatever. Whilst cpi is down, I traded it using Ig index March expiring future bets. Currently bought a small £300 a point at 23.89p. I've got it set to close at 27.59p. Moreover, I'll keep doing it until cpi can fully pass the 30p.
Is just a small margin deposit without owing the shares. Try it guys. Trade it this way and achieve easy 500 to 800pounds.