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Capita has hardly been a bad investment for anyone who came in at sub 30 entry. So, even at 23p pre covid chart lowest hit target in its company living history, its a superb entry even for fussy clowns like DBNO. However, your wishing for a star at 23p it's a far stretch from what could be achieved in reality. Nothing guarantees that history will be repeating. Also, there is always a first for every stock share out there to hit their lowest ever in its history. You will see DBNO one liner pointless posts appearing many times all over again, please ignore this person as they have gained themselves that high number of posts count by just posting nonsense one liners.

OxfordBull
Capita dealt with their debt issues over the last two years even by having to sell some of the 'family silver' and survived through the Covid-19 pandemic by having most of their 60k staff WFH instead from an office based place. They've reinvented themselves and due to the current Russian tension and now war in Ukraine, just like most stocks even the good ones like Capita, its now taking a little hit by just a few pennies in comparison to Boohoo or THG which both had been only of recently being subjected to a pump and dump unfortunate situation that now many hopefully have come to realise was just a city boys big farce rumour. Capita has hardly been a bad investment for anyone who came in at sub 30 entry. You've made your bed, now bloody sleep in it. Your money, your loss. See you all in Capita.

Moving down every day.. Imo!
DBNO-----You're a Clown of the highest order. (*-*)

Throwing good money after bad. Why not invest some of your hard earned money in Capita plc.
What's with everyone determination to lose more money even after I had warned you yesterday that Thg holders would be waking up to another 5 to 10p loss from their current Thg hold? You have all laughed at me for advising you to sell your Thg and come grab a bargain investing in Capita that has a UK based Gov backed operating business with some operations also based in India as well and that are not affected by the current War in Ukraine. Soon, you'll be reaching our Capita shares price levels as every day Thg lose 5 to 10p and nothing will stop the red sea of continuous drops. Stop babysitting you Thg and come invest in Capita b4 you miss the boat. Sink in THG and get eaten by the sharks or Swim off to safety by investing in Capita and live another day to tell the story. Cheers.NoFear. (*__*).

CaneToad
Not in a million years that Capita will not be able to deliver the hammer blow results required to bring us back up passing the 50p mark and over.
March is nearly upon the Cpi shareholders. What bothers me that many of you including yourself has put so much faith in boohoo as it goes the same for those invested in the THG shares, that neither has realised that you're being dragged down further and still think you've hit the bottom.
Capita has done everything correctly well against all odds and it doesn't matter how the paid their debt down by selling the house silver. The difference is that boohoo and THG shares have lost so much value that it's a disgrace even to try to comprehend the amount of money just like that Jupiter fund that lost over £140 millions by buying at plus £4.05 and selling at just over £1.08.
If they had any confidence in boohoo, they would not had sold that much and and that great loss. Luckily, the Jupiter fund saw it coming and saved themselves an even bigger loss whilst still holding onto the balance of their boohoo investment which Imo, they should had dropped it ASAP but just like yourselves stupidly decided to chance it in holding it. Some of these supposed experts and small pi will never ever learn. And finally, I don't really care if you don't like my posts placed in other lse shares chat apart from the Cpi forum. It's a free world and you haven't the rest to come from me. Happy Days. NoFear. (*__*).

Forecaster
That's a great tag name.
Imo, your decision to invest more of your hard earned money down into Boohoo will result with your current boohoo stock hold going into a further and bigger paper loss by the time Friday is upon us. I can bet here with everyone, that comes June 2022, the Capita share price will have surpass the Boohoo and THG share prices. Do you not remember that Barclay Bank only recently reiterated their overweight 80p Capita target price rating? I do very indeed remember and I also remember Barclay Bank called out a 85p downgrade TP for Boohoo from previous December 2021 £1.35 TP. What you're forgetting that I would not touch Boohoo or THG with a barge pole too. Boo & THG companies are at the mercy of the offshore based hedge funds shorting the hell out of it and nobody will ever know about it. Remember that the declaration of an open short to the Fca it's always been on a voluntary basis and shorts could had been opened months ago and you and I plus the Fca would never know about it as many choose to ignore the Fca voluntary shorts opening and closing advisory rules. Look it up or better phone the Fca. They will tell you that's is voluntary. So, these hedge funds can do what they want and only show their open position when they want to put fear into the small pi.

A dog.. really!
Check the facts and don't get stuck with the idea that because they've sold their no needed tech brands, they would be now just a dog. The last gross turnover was over £6 billions. Really. I can't show you guys how many times you've chosen to look away and rather stay stuck in a continually loosing shares. Insofar, thg has lost since that pump and dump rumour about 50p. Cpi has only come down to about 28p max. We've been 55p some months ago and over £5 years ago too.

I was spot on the 10 to 20% bounce rebound after jumping from a standing locked in at ranges of £1.15 to £1.20 and
then a jump to £1.45 on the pump and dump news and now back to just under a pound.

All of you should had sold out during the city boys pump and dump the rumour take over.
Perhaps, now you'll listen to me and invest in Capita Plc, b4 is too late and miss the rebound.
I had warned you well before the city boys posting their downgrades and the RBC inflated plus
£5 rating and I was spot on the 10 to 20% bounce rebound after hitting 86p.

The city boys made sure to pump it all the way to £1.45 to get 20% profit from £1.18p.
Many millions were bought and sold on that first ever market pump and dump on the rumour.

Many millions would had then fully sold out and taken their quick profits. How may Capita
shares would you had been able to buy with £1.45 or with yesterday 99p and today 95p ?
Many, and many cpi shares imo you could had bought.

You took the decision to hold on and babysit your doomed shares and call me a deramper and low life. Moreover, if you're now suffering a bigger paper loss, it's really your own fault. My best advise is for you all
to dump your THG shares by placing a sell order ready for tomorrow trading day.

Then, after that is done, buy yourself a decent amount of Cpi shares and hold back some cash just for emergency averaging down. However, if you're really that daring, buy as much Capita shares with all your THG sell proceeds and potentially get 25 to 35% within few months and more if you're willing to hold for
longer than just few months. This is your only way out of continually loosing money in boo.

Unfortunately, like everyone has said, the next level down would be 88p. Imagine, how much money you could had saved if you took my early on advice. Best of luck and don't wait around as time is money. Cheers.NoFear.(*__*).

All of you should had sold out during the city boys pump and dump the rumour take over.
Perhaps, now you'll listen to me and invest in Capita Plc, b4 is too late and miss the rebound.
I had warned you well before the city boys posted their downgrades and I was spot on the
10 to 20% bounce rebound after hitting 86p. The city boys made sure to pump it all the way
to £1.03 to get 20% profit from 86p. Many millions were bought on that first ever 86p price'
drop. Many millions would had been sold out and taken their quick profits. How may Capita
shares would you had been able to buy with £1.03 or with yesterday 0.88p ? Many many cpi
shares. You took the decision to hold on and babysit your doomed shares and call me a
deramper and low life. Moreover, if you're now suffering a bigger paper loss, it's really your
own fault. My best advise is for you all to dump your boo shares by placing a sell order ready
for tomorrow trading day. Then, after that is done, buy yourself a decent amount of Cpi shares
and hold back some cash just for emergency averaging down. However, if you're really that
daring, buy as much Capita shares with all your boo sell proceeds and potentially get 25 to 35%
within few months and more if you're willing to hold for longer than just few months. This is your
only way out of continually loosing money in boo. Unfortunately, like everyone has said, the next
level down would be 78p. Imagine, how much money you could had saved if you took my early
on advice. Best of luck and don't wait around as time is money. Cheers.NoFear.(*__*).

All of you should had sold out during the city boys pump and dump the rumour take over.
Perhaps, now you'll listen to me and invest in Capita Plc, b4 is too late and miss the rebound.

the pot calling the kettle black

jefff brother
Don't be scared to name the person that you're referring too. Why don't you just call my lse tag name out in your
silly comments? Remember guys that JEFFF he's involved with DBNO and others like them. They don't care one
inch about the HBR shareholders. Soon you'll discover who your real buddies were. DON'T TRUST THEM.

PUMPING !
Not me Sir!!!
Like many do here, I suggest you follow the market sentiment and don't ever babysit your shares for longer than
it needs to be to achieve a decent profit margin. Nothing is written in stone bruv JEFFF.

PUMPING !
Not me Sir!!!
Like many do here, I suggest you market sentiment and don't ever babysit your shares for longer than it needs to be
to achieve a profit. Nothing is written in stone bruv JEFFF.

jefff old boy..! Are you talking to ME bRUV?

CAPITA is a far better bet than any stock out there. Don't be a fool thinking that you know it all. I rather be down in Capita by a few pennies, than worry about the price of oil and the Oil & Gas stocks not being in tune with one and the other.

Take you picks guys and don't Jefff and their evil cousins DBNO & OBND Fool you WITH THEIR NONSENSE POSTS.

DBNO------------>>>>>>shut Your Gob.(*__*)
"resistance at 94 WTI. be careful!"

Chris Nyaga is a financial analyst and consultant speculator that reminds me of those Nigerian based boiler room guys
that make use of falsified and bolstered information in combination with verified company-released information.
STAY WELL CLEAR OF MORE RUMOURS GUYS AND GALS.
Have you not leaned anything from the previous rumour bounce and fall? Are you thick as s...?

downbutnotout
Are you still posting at it your silly WTI oil tops and bottoms? Why are doing posting your nonsense about WTI oil ?
Are you still posting in THG AND BooHoo lse chat forum supposed 'expert' bottom targets share prices?
Will join me in Capita at 29.50p ? Anyone invested in Hbr should know that downbutnotout only wants to mess you heads up spouting their usual garbage tops / bottoms targets. Every time they post, they get an extra 1 added to their 18,000 plus one liners that have already accumulated over a very short period of time posting just crappie comments. Cheers.NoFear.(*__*)

samb69
I've just recently invested in Cpi at 32p with £51k.
I've been investing in Cpi since the early 2020 and know it well what it's possible to achieve by entering at a super low level. Cpi hit 23p when Covid first hit the world and has come back up stronger than before. Like other businesses, there is always going to be bumps along their rebounds.
Cpi at their last FY year update, it took in well over £6 billions in gross earnings. Anyhow, enough of trying to convince anyone here. If you're happy to babysitting thg, then I'll be happier when my Cpi investment rebounds back 50p in March. Good luck

samb69,
It's called diversify your investments. Capita and THG are two completely different businesses. I'm talking about support entry levels being hit again in Cpi. I'm trying to give you guys ideas while you're stuck in a limbo scenario with THG. Cpi business it's a simpler one than THG. Remember, keep it simple.
Now, as for the lse member 'downbutnotoutv,
They've been posting other stock companies to invest and nobody said nothing to this member.
Be very wary of their ramping of other shares too.