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True indeed JG68

Nothing can be done when the algos get switched on/off and pushes its way into the stock market. An investor needs not to forget these possibly known to affect factors that are part and parcel of the world top stock markets like the UK,USA,EU and Asia. Its mainly the Dow Jones and the Asia indices that we get to hear first thing in the morning along with the EU that opens up 1 hour earlier than the UK stock exchange.

Hi Trisor

When the indices are affecting the price of a share, its when the Market Makers make a great killing specially if the punter has traded using leverage like in spread betting or cfd stock trading. I would advise if any new investor has joined recently at the high end of the share price movements, please don't despair and grab more shares during these swings and use it in your favour if you wish to stay invested in cpi for the long term and wait out for the mid to high 20s ranges.

Who benefits from these swings?

First the market makers

Second the day traders

Third the investor that missed out

Hi JG68

Its the UK FTSE that is doing the ups and downs with the cpi share price direction. If you take a look at it closely you'll notice at 11:45 dropping and its negative algorithm coming through the cpi share price at around 12:11. So, Imho this is where you'll get the best idea where cpi share price will be heading for today. Its at the mercy of the UK index and probably the US later on. There's a delay of about 25minutes between the FTSE up and down movements for then seeing that feed through the stocks and in particularly with cpi that is very prone to sudden knee jerk reactions having 'weak knees' by nature according to the its historical trading events.

So, I'm afraid that we might see a drop below 21p if the FTSE continues in that fashion of interment high and low movements. If the price reaches my prefered trading ranges I shall consider buying in and even through the kitchen sink if the price is really good.

There's definitely something cooking in the Market Makers kitchens🤤 Trisor.

I thought that the pullback down towards 21p was due to earlier morning FTSE index drop. But it has comeback to retake lost territory. Could this imply that cpi will also retake its catch22 position and if yes, will the US at opening crush it all over again? Let's see.

For record, I'm sitting on the sidelines and I'm yet to take a investment position in Capita.

@DARKBLUE

Thanks for the Adolfo Hernández's LinkedIn article. He's definitely a good guy. He's doing his best from I can read since his arrival at Capita.

Hi jcb208

I just saw a [O] trade order which appears to be a buy for 704,072 shares at 22.014p a share at 08:39:41 time. I believe that's a genuine buy trade. That should had some firepower to the cpi 🚀

Hi again AimMaster2018

if all what you are saying in your previous comment holds up for tomorrow, then I might indeed need to run the

run the gauntlet and put my money where my mouth is. But don't be under any illusion that at these price levels

is really getting risky and not ideal for me as I like to trade cpi under 20p. So, I guess that sooner or later we shall

know if the MM's will make it or break it the Catch22 tip of the mountain or roll it back back to 20pbase.

Take care and may the best man win.

Oh well AimMaster2018. Good Evening Sir.

Finally you came back to give us your feedback on the latest cpi share price action.

If tomorrow I detect that cpi wil shoot over 22p, I will be very sure that I will be taking a free hitch ride and

put all my funds in and sit it out till cpi hits 24p and then exit at the earliest opportunity. Don't want to be too greedy. Let's see what the market makers will do first thing in the morning. I suspect they might place an immediate buy opening price for example at 22.40p and a sell price at 20.60p wide spread just for fun. It will then adjust itself and take off with a buy at 21.95p and sell at 21.50p.

Highly potential indeed bubbles59

A very good point you've raised re-entry to the ftse350.

Hi Kipper9

And I quote:

"You do live dangerously NF, 21.85p at c3:30pm. Folks on here may have you eating those words tomorrow mate.....lol"

My answer to that comment is:

I Iove a challenge. It's great to be the alternative voice in this cpi forum. So, it closed bang on 21.50p not up and not down. 0.00%

I wonder how they really know how to make it end cpi on its 0👃 00%.

We need AimMaster2018 back in to give us a bit of their running commentary. I'm kind of lost for words. Come on bruv😆

I just returned back to my trading desk Kipper9.

I was driving back trying to see the road ahead with all your Yorkshire heavy rain hitting my windscreen which you purposely wished it on me. Anyhow, I'm back now to pick up the latest trading data for today and I'm confident that 22p is nowhere yet to be seen for now.

I totally agree with you Trisor.

But since this morning almost 1penny drop to allow some to get a good feed, someone has also managed to bring like magic cpi back up almost 1penny. That's where traders make their money.

So, as it stands cpi is being traded in between these movements and not good for the LTH imho.

Cheers Kipper9

I just being hit with a shower 🚿 of your Yorkshire finest. Must have been a wish from Kipper9 to give some to fearless there in Scotland where he lives and trades too.🤣

Don't fall for it. The AT guys are trying very successfully to bring the cpi share price to a close with a blue finish. Its clearly being kept up by non stop AT transactions. That's not a natural share price movement. But, if it works for those AT guys, I better not knocking it.

Hi Kipper9

I hope you're enjoying the hot and sunny weather.

Indeed very frustrating those vodi shares. I wish I sold thar nasty investment when the first time the idea came to my mind and cpi was just over 15p which was not too recently passed. I should trust my gut feelings more often with stock trading and investing.

Anyhow, the trading volumes are rising towards 5millions for the suppoused seen buys and 4.5millions for the suppoused seen sells trades give or take.

What I tend to look in the ADVFN run up of executed buy and sell trades are those marked with an [O] which would most likely indicate a true trader is behind the transaction rather than those AT transactions which in my opinion are not accurate and could be used to distort the share price direction and are not accurate. I've personally seen my trades going in on the order book and published by the ADVFN website as AT orders and as Sells rather than Buys orders. So, if you see any of those AT transactions, take those with a big pinch if salt. Best of luck with your cpi position. I'll hold my vodi shares until at least the end of August or when cpi makes a retrace below 20p. Take Care Bruv🙂

The question is....

Why not hang around for more rich pickings?

It takes lots of confidence to do large purchases to then quickly sell up to obtain just a small profit. Were they just testing the liquidity of the cpi market makers order book? What's your thought guys?

Hi Kipper9

Just seen what it appears to be a trader doing a buy and sell flip that would have earned them about £4k in just 1 hours of work.

The first trade showed up on ADVFN as a [O] trade buy at 10:37:40 which was 945,842 shares at 20.723p. The same 945,842 reappeared as an[O] trade Sell at 11:37:36 at 21.178p.

That's a super quick flip.

As it stands the trading volumes are almost at equal levels give or take.

Dear AimMaster2018 please us show your hand and tell us what will be your next move.

You've always been around cpi as I believe it helps you paying some bills at home with all the big profits that you

rake trading with cpi.

Don't stay away for too long as we need your share price opinions. Lse cpi forum needs you.

Dear Sharehead, I've always thought you were a bit special and wonder where did you go to after bringing to this cpi lse forum your good luck charm. Please come back and you'll be well liked more than ever. Cpi needs you ASAP

Thank you Theoldtrader

I didn't think it that way because of that last major Capita One sale announcement. I thought they would be tempted

to give one up on the basis of the big sale deal. Cheers.

12th July 2024

Harvey Jones has tipped Capita as a Buy on the 12th July when the share price sat at 20.15p

See it here: https://www.stockomendation.com/webfg/cpi-capita/stock-tips

He's a freelance personal finance journalist who writes for the Daily and Sunday Express, Reader's Digest,

The National newspaper and of course, Motley Fool UK]

I'm still waiting to see what the next broker will say in regards to the latest events and what new rating target

price they will publish. The RBC has not insofar publish any updates. As others have said earlier today, perhaps

the stock brokers that are following the cpi stock are struggling to work it out since the past great news events.

That 2,488,475 trade its actually being shown on the London Stock Exchange Capita Plc trades recap as being posted at 16:29:22 as an off-book trade priced at 21.28p worth aprox £530k. However, on the ADVFN website it was marked as an after hours late trade at 17:29:22 and and an assumed Sell.

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/CPI/capita-plc/trade-recap

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