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In all cpi got wacked with 2,428,393 shared or about £430k worth of shares if closed off at 17.70p.

They obstante love to short cpi because is safe as houses and even just a few pennies in their favour is big enough to cash in. If you think that I easily did a few thousands buying cpi low and selling for a 2pence rise, then you can imagine the money the shorter will easily do with cpi and on demand since they can afford to so.

So, if they borrowed let's say

2,500,000 shares at 19.30p and bought it back at 17.70p, then that's about a 1.6p gain for the shorter and potentially upto £40k profit minus the lender borrowing rate costs which for today was at 2.2048%, whilst yesterday was slightly higher at about 2.28% charged on a daily basis.

Once they've finished with shorting the stock it would then promptly be returned to the lender minus the borrowing fee due to the lender for the period lent out.

If you do this small shorting runs often enough, then you can appreciate that eventually it all builds up a nice bag of loads of money. Sleep,eat and repeat.

Don't forget that shorters are never going to be in a hurry to let the FCA that they've returned the borrowed cpi shares adding more insult to the already bloody nose cpi got today.

That's the life of a retail investor at the mercy of the big wigs city boys and hedge funds alike. PureScum

But please feel free to correct me if I stated something that's totally incorrect and I shall apologise to everyone for stating any incorrect information about the 'new' not seen since that last May 2024 0.04% Millennium short position.

Anyhow, these are approximate times and share price when cpi got short activity executed as seen in my Interactive Brokers pro account in their short selling section of the platform under Capita plc. The amounts quoted are not necessarily the figures that would have been shown on the trade volumes counter, but as you might not know, the shorters don't want you to know the actual overall figure executed at their set price. They will use those AT sell trades which are part of that figure when all put together. So, that's why we end like today with a bucket load of AT trades because they want to hide their dirty shorting practices. Always be aware of those AT trades specially if they're fired off in many sequences. That's a shorter in full action till they've ran out of ammo or shares that have been lent out to them.

Anyhow these are the amounts seen:

At 8:15 time 144,682 @17.80p

At 8:30 time 34,002 @17.796p

At 11:30 time 61,585 @17.838p

At 12:30 time 162,006 @17.90p

At 13:00 time 304,649 @17.886p

The above figures make in total 2,428,393 shares used by the borrower to short cpi at the given share prices as and when they drop at those prices all those small AT trades would have been bought up by the opposite parties going long.

That's the perfect example of having a guest at our dinner tables that were not invited and welcome themselves as if it was their own home albeit for a short period. But unfortunately they tend to overstay their welcome. Scum of the earth imho.

At 14:00 time 765,518 @17.811p

At 14:30 time 339,823 @17.8p

At 15:00 time 113,580 @17.705p

At 15:30 time 320,378 @17.7703p

At 16:00 time 182,678 @ 17.674p

Broomtree

I'm very sure that you did not know of any small short position open by the Millennium Mob apart from that

CAPITA PLC 0.04% as of 31 May 2024 after they reduced it from having a 0.95% as of 30 May 2024.

So, nobody had any idea including you unless you're part of the shorting crew and that's why you tend to swing both ways at times.

As for sleeping, shorters are not my biggest worries, but nevertheless I sleep easy peasy without the need of medication. I'm a natural sleeping beauty.🤣

Hi JG68

They've made it easy for themselves also by having the Dow on their side as the negative algo feeds through and knocks off the weakest off their shares down with it. It was very obvious that with their sudden shorting activities, some penny pinchers were able today to spend their money.

The question remains as if this is the last of their actions or are they planning more share price destruction for the benefit of some of their friends in the know picking it up cheaper and trade it going long and flip it for a profit later on when cpi nears to 19 or higher up?

Who knows really.

Anyhow, it just shows that I was too keen to take a position with the belief that once the sale of Capita One had been completed cpi would have climbed over the 20p fence and continued trotting along.

At least I'm only 65% of my cash reserves invested in Capita and still got 35% which for now wil not be put at risk with any stock.

Short attack now fully proven

Millennium International Management LP has shown today that they have an open 0.52% in Capita along with the Qube 0.70%

resulting having insofar 1.22% at play against us retail investors.

Nevertheless, I suspected all along that only a shorter could have taken cpi this far down. I also believe that most if all of the damage has been effectively taken place with the last week and this week being the most seen short activity. I'm glad I wasn't seeing or making things out of thin air.

https://shorttracker.co.uk/company/GB00B23K0M20/

Bloody scumŝ

So in the end we finished with

An average of mostly AT sell orders volumes as 3,812,542 and an average of mostly [O] genuine buy orders with a small mixture of AT buy trades making up to 3,805,902 that includes the UT the figure 678,471. Not bad ending for a rough red day mainly caused by the sinking wall street yanks sellers.

Correction. Please add *Not

*Not as bad as myself

Just looking at the trading volumes, it appears that a 'day traders' or potentially a new investor that at 15:56:20 made a genuine [O] trade purchase and swallowed up 500,000 cpi shares in a oner at 17.72p. That's very reassuring that at those offered prices cpi was seen really good value. It does shows us that cpi shares can still find a new home if the price is right.

Also a genuine buy for 133,009 shares at 17.7p at 15:58:27

followed 266,254 at 17.74p at 16:13:09

followed by 173,306 shares at 17.66p

followed by 620,000 shares at 17.76p at 16:20:30

followed by 250,000 shares late reported at 17.74p after close at 16:51:03.

All the above mentioned trades were executed today as genuine buy [O] trades. It shows that ultimately the plan was to hack away to the shares price that eventually brought in those tight wallets penny pinchers but as bad as myself to invest with their hard cash. Great Stuff. So, will these new investors that bought today did so to average down an already bad held position or are they in for a short flip and quick profit or to stay for the long run?

Let's see. Cheers 🐵

Go away please 🙏

One of reasons we're getting pulled under as I publish this comment is because Wall Street has just gone into free fall. That's exactly where day traders and MM's are going to make a decent earning on the dropped now cheaper stocks and cpi is as usual dropping its knees and falling victim to the negative algorithm pressure. What a pìss of a day. Let's thanks the yanks for their help in getting where we are now too🤬

I guess that nobody would ever ask you for your opinion if you were meant to be part of a treasure trove hunt and most likely you would be left out of the sharing portion from the hidden treasure as all the others gave their somewhat best possible opinion in how to find that well hidden treasure trove.

You see Broomtree, whether you are part of a group as an anonymous shareholder or actually part of a shareholders syndicate, when there's more heads trying to work out a plan that will help all succeed in getting a winning outcome for the overall benefit of the team, that's where you most likely wouldn't be benefiting as you're making yourself look as not wanting to be part of neither of the two types. So, you prefer to walk alone then be part of either of those two types of shareholder above mentioned.

But, you're free to follow your own path, but please don't come and sit on our paths with your slur😉

Hopefully gotnorolex🤞

I've been following the volume trades since last week and only since this week last three days, it has become very obvious that the only ones contributing to the market makers orders books is the systematic run of batches of various sizes of sells orders that are without a doubt making the life of the cpi share price looking very miserable.

If it continues in this fashion without letting it go, I see ourselves still being held on purpose till the 23rd September. Someone just has it in for cpi and like am old bad dog they're not letting go of the bone even though its a rancid bone which makes me think they're not really interested in the bone but in controlling the share price and it's direction till they say so or being told so. You cannot have a fair trading say made of just AT that the moment cpi is about to touch 18p is immediately taken back under by a run of AT sells quickly coming through to stop it advancing any further upwards. What a sĥitty situation to be at the mercy of some city boy that probably has it all easy to subject it to manipulation at will.

The usual suspects have never gone away because the dirty old tricks have always worked with this battered old cpi share.

I might have to get back to Helen Parris and see what I can squeeze out of her. Let me think 🤔

'but vital organs have been sold and the patient is still in intensive care'

For as long that isn't the brains behind the running of Capita being affected, all of the 'body' can be eventually replaced with given time even the ones that according to your metaphor analysis have been sold and put Capita in an intensive unit. For as long as AH is in charge of the 'surgery' team, nothing will come to harm to Capita vital organs and the brains behind the running of the company body.

Now, please get back into your operating theatre 'blues or Scrubs' and attend other more needing patients Doctor SKR🧑‍⚕️

I'm bloody sick of this cat and mouse game being played out day after day.

When will it stop Jesús! ✋🏻

Give cpi a break. 🙏

A very good morning guys

Hope you all had a great cheesy time.

Nothing yet to update on the Rbc brokers. Still no changes to report as of now.

Opening spread for cpi showing as

Ask 18.68p

Bid 17.90p

Good luck😉

Kipper9

I can be any cheese that you want me to be even the smelly gorgonzola. But of all the smelly cheeses my favourites are Dolcelatte and Roquefort cave aged a.o.p with that 5 strength kick

I'm a cheese fan and eat all kinds of cheese. So, I'll be the cheese🧀 for sure 💯% Kipper9 without a doubt.

We should be more than happy that we've closed with an 18p UT share price notwithstanding all that carryon. 😉

As usual Hexam is lacking much of that quality thinking that NoFear has plenty to offer and share to the ones that may find it helpful.

I don't expect that me and you will ever be meeting on the same page.

We're like chalk and cheese.😁

Hi DARKBLUE,

I'm presuming that the Qube shorter had been caught out in a difficult position and needed to retake control of their initially opened short position that was giving them a bit of a sore head.

By increasing to 0.70% when the share price was higher up, it allowed the Qube position to be put back under their control and direction and therefore controlling the share price direction. The sad part of this is not that its not allowed in the UK such stock market manoeuvres, is that we're not having much desired from the ordinary retail investors to join in at these great share prices and invest in Capita.

Although these share prices valuations have been manufactured to get to those lower levels with the systematic use of AT trades with sell and buy transactions fired off in bouts of arranged runs, what strikes me badly is the lack of appetite from the UK based retail investors who are not quite frankly making the most of it which still seems to avoid cpi like it was the plague.

I remain put to what I posted some weeks ago that until the IR department brings out some sort of event to promote the investing in their company by using those roadshows that I'm yet to hear about, only those that have heard from others already invested in cpi will perhaps be convinced to invest in cpi. I will not take back that imho, the Capita IR director Helen Parris needs to get into top gear and do much more so to bring new and ex Institutional investors to take a position in cpi. She's still far too laid back for my likes and only doing the minimum.

Very interesting Kipper9

Thank you very much for those dates. Will keep a look out.😍