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Citigroup never had a rating of 70p for Capita down apparently to 29p from a buy to neutral. The only broker that had mention buy Capita with 70p tp was Goldman Sachs.
Anyhow, Citigroup are lucky to be still around after many years of corrupted corporate accusations.
I hold a Citibank account and I can tell you that they're are not be trusted one bit.

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AimMaster2018--Hell No! You are not back to short cpi again! Shush!!!! Don' t tell us please. Imho.(^_^)
And I quote:
"Citigroup cuts Capita to 'neutral' (buy) - price target 29 (70) pence"

Should actually be interpreted in the following fashion:
Citigroup raise Capita to 'buy' (reiterated) - price target 70 (29) pence
If take a look at the Bloomberg Cpi II's data report of 13-July-22, it shows that Citigroup has invested a small amount in Capita.

it's fairly obviously now common knowledge that when hbr traded at those share price levels, ultimately the investor
relations shares buy back team are preferring to up the purchasing levels only when hbr is in these ranges. Imho

Well, I'll give it time to come through until 7pm. If none come through, then Hbr lost a great opportunity to buy any at £3.30

Hi buddy SauerKraut ! (^_^). I don't see any shares being bought today. The usual RNS post at 6pm for 'Transaction in Own Shares' have not come through as yet. Any idea why ?

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Anyone that want to understand where Cpi share price is heading from now, should seriously take a look at those bLOOMBERG links. All the clues are within those files and only an eagle eye approaching curious mind
will understand what is really going on. Don't be shy and reply. NoFear.(*_*)

Hi again.
The brokers take advantage of their 'highly' recognised weighted industry status to make the shares prices to tumble if they wish to do so and often without the actual company stock having any future earnings outlook issues or warnings of doom & gloom. It is very obvious that Citigroup are playing the field in distorting the market for someone ulterior motives.

Hi Mikee76. Citigroup are after blood from the weak hands. Imho, most likely, there will be plenty buying going in the background with this small share price reversal. The MM's are taking full advantage from it and using it as tool the 29p TP neutral rating, to drop it to trigger stop losses and also to buy out the lying in wait set buy orders. Unfortunately, also the general negative markets mood has allowed this drop to happen more easily to avoid been seen as a pure manipulation of the Citigroup and the MM's buddies. I've seen these share price movements before and it indicates someone big is getting in by forcing cpi down.

Thanks Rookie1.
Again, today is a bit of red herring for most stocks including hbr. At current levels is holding okay for now. Best of luck

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That time for the shares buybacks to continue is now fully on and live.
As previously posted by me that have been more knowledge than your
silly wti oil price targets, if you remember that I said that there would be a pullback and this would allow Harbour to buy more for less money.
Look out for a drop to between the ranges of £3.15 and £3.35.

Exactly true. That Citigroup broker that issued the silly low ball TP is imho
trying to persuade weak hands in selling up by implying that 29p is the top line maximum achievable, when in reality they should had said 70p reiterated TP.

Citigroup has never been one that would ever know or care much about Capita business operations and future earnings outlooks. I rather listen to the Barclays broker than Citigroup ones. Citigroup shares ratings are posted in same fashion as RBC brokers do. They simply don't have a clue whatsoever.

And perhaps it happens to be you!
I hear loud and clear.
I'm sure that there is plenty left to feed both of us and the real big players too of course. Imho. (^_^)

You've read it totally wrong Sms1 and back to front.
And I quote:
"No fear you telling us you're making £1k or £10k bets on this? Good grief you on benefits or just chump change?"

Maybe, you trade with pocket change! I've actually previously traded in Capita with much higher amounts than 1 or £10k.
But, during the 2020 and 2021 Covid lockdown periods, I would had invested upto £140k in Capita and made excellent returns on small movements and lots of eat, sleep and repeat too and it moved from low 20s to mid 50s.

So, you are not teaching me or others any new tricks. But hey, good for you that you're able to do. But like I said yesterday, I don't believe there is much to make unless you're trading with massive amounts of cash.

Good luck everyone. More to come upwards and onwards.
NoFear.(^_^)

My current investment in Capita is around £65k with an average of 30p. To be truthful, I'll be happy to wait for 66p and that will be my exit TP. This would be my last time that I will invest in Capita.

Thanks Brother Dave_1. I really appreciate your kind words.
It is all very true what you've said. Let's hope the AimMaster2018 person takes note of your post content and reflects on their posting style from today and onwards. But, I really doubt that they will pay any attention from the looks of things.

Hahaha. I found you. (^_^)

We're not interested in your 14 or 16% profit on a £1k or £10k cpi bet.
There's bigger players than you out there and will eat you out for breakfast, lunch and dinner. We really don't need another AimMaster2018. Cheers.
Anyhow, good for you, but please, don't just come here posting the same as you did in your previous times that you apparently saw a good trading entry in Cpi that made you 'rich' so to say it. Happy trading, but it's really not me in this day and age. NoFear. (^_^)

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That's what I thought. It looks like that this is probably the highest that it might go, otherwise they won't get the benefit of buying as many shares if it means paying more to get less.
I see a pulled back to allow the buy back around the £3.15 to £3.35 ranges before a upwards lift and away towards plus £3.75 and more unless profit takers spot the rise in its tracks. Imho, I would wait for a pull back.

You should invest in made(.)com and make a killing.