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DARKBLUE

Good luck to you too. Looking likely that I've played my cards right. I didn't expect that voting outcome in France.

So, I see that as very good news too. Good Luck my dear fellow cpi investor and brother.

DARKBLUE

That's AimMaster2018 own trademark. They love a deal or two.

Correction:

But, in reality it shouldn't have that kind of effect as you put it imho. Let's see.

Hi AimMaster2018

Nice to hear from you.

Yes indeed. I do realise and don't expect a repeat of drops and rises of the same nature seen in the last two weeks.

Nevertheless, I do expect some minor turbulence surging from the French second round of election voting. But, it

reality it shoulder have that kind of effect as you put it imho. Let's see.

Hello hello Trenners.

I believe it will double from 15p since Sharehead has joined back.

Also, I didn't make only £50 on my previous trade before I bought again and still holding at 15p.

On my very recent previous trade which was last Wednesday I had made about £300 profit and was only dipping my toes to test the liquidity of the cpi stock. However, on the following day meaning last Thursday cpi was well away heading for 15p and that means I missed a full 1p profit or about £600. I could had still bought it half way through the rise from 14 to 15p, but held back till Friday.

Fearing that it might continue further up, I then rejoined paying a premium and settled for 15p. I'm happy with that decision and don't expect it to fall back on Monday if only a tiny amount to put the fear in God in the weak hands before it proceeds towards high 15s. I do suspect that the recent rises from low 13s are not just on the back of the 4th July UK voting day, but also because the hedge funds have made reductions along the way and possibly even gone further down than the 0.48% recently posted by at least two of those shorters. It is obvious that cpi has been held back and indeed manipulated for the benefit of many including myself and veteran scalpers like AimMaster2018.

We only need the UK and US indices to start the early Monday morning trading sessions on a positive note to permit at least cpi to hold itself on its weak knees and stay firm on the 15p and continue on its course as intended by those with big wallets than us. Cheers 🍻

Get the singing going guys.

Next week Cpi will be popping the Cork right out of the bottle🥂🍾

Get ready to be served with the finest rises seen in months.

It will be a mouthwatering 🤤 to watch.

[Things can only get better.🎶

https://youtu.be/V6QhAZckY8w?si=Snc55ZBohH8mMuLh

D:Ream's Things Can Only Get Better: The unlikely pop song that became a defining British political anthem.

https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20240626-d-reams-unlikely-pop-song-that-became-a-defining-british-political-anthem

Hi Kipper9

I'm noticing the UK stock market turning slightly negative. I'm seeing stocks almost reaching yesterday closing share prices as the morning gains are slowly but surely as with cpi getting trimmed down back to where they took off from. So, imho I believe that isn't just a cpi share price issue. But, cpi is known for having weak knees and therefore does tend to go down to the floor with just a hint of negative stock market algorithm. Best to wait for next week when the new Labour government began afresh. Take care.

Hi AimMaster2018,

Looks like the hedge funds are having a playful time with the cpi stock.

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

GLG Partners LP as of today back to 0.48% down from the recently declared 0.50% on the 1 Jul 2024.

I'm here Kipper9🙂

I did actually bought a small lot of cpi shares for a quick trade early on this past Wednesday morning and sold out just before the trading day was over. It was a very quick profit.

I may have probably missed the bigger rise, but you can't be too careful with cpi shares. Might join again if the price is right. In the meantime, best of luck to you and everyone that is invested in Capita.

There's definitely plenty happening and the daily trading volumes are coming in in truck loads from both sides. Sooner or later cpi will pop the cork and rise plentiful.

Hi Stupmy

I've got the cash in the till as of today and ready to pay the market makers for the best price possible if and only is the price is right. But, I won't hold my breath as cpi shares have been very resilient notwithstanding the odd drops and and simultaneous odd rebounds that implies that the cpi stock is been played around and possibly traded. Let's see. Take it easy.

Hi Kipper9

I've got that feeling that cpi shares are about to hit a new bottom nearing the 12.89p before the end of the week. The market is enduring another dull trading day across all the stocks and in particularly the UK.

If it does hit a new bottom, I will be definitely be taking up a new position but only as a quick trade. But I would be prefer not to see it going that low for the sake of everyone already sitting with a large paper loss. So, let's hope for the best, but I might be tempted to trade it if an opportunity pop up. Stay cool guys.

GutterSnipe

Every single UK stock got hammered today. Nothing to do with vodafone shares. Figure it out mate

Hello AimMaster2018. How are you bruv?

Tell Savage to go and take a punt in the YouGov Plc shares down at half price from last Friday closed price.

Best of luck 👍 ✨️

Te

Hi JG68

It has been bad across all UK stocks for the past two trading with today being the worst in my opinion.

Most stocks have hit their according support levels and should in theory start to rebound on a more solid footing without going back and forward as of lately seen.

I strongly believe that most stocks have been subjected to that stock market negative algorithm that feeds through the stocks and influences the share prices notwithstanding punters buying in to attempt to control its movements. It's impossible to judge it when market forces are feeding into making most stocks go through a roller coaster 🎢 kind of trading patterns. The only way to hold a cool head during these extraordinary market forces interference that are most likely initiated by the big money funds to disrupt an otherwise orderly trading market is in the first instance to know how to recognise it. If you can identify it, then you don't need to worry too much and rather take advantage of it and pile in and buy more. Obviously you need to know for sure that the shares you're buying or adding into that company has legs to stand and is profitable, otherwise is better to hold back and try to minimise the already ongoing paper losses and exit asap if you've had enough. There's always going to be options elsewhere. The most important is to not get wiped out or be ending sitting with over 35% of your investments in paper losses as that would imply that that portfolio is not going to recover any sooner or not in the nearest future. Good luck

Spot on Beo1

You're correct indeed. https://fx-rate.net/eur/GBP/

My friend Narcus

NoFear here. Are you responding to my post? if you're indeed, please mention my screen name otherwise it gets confusing as the punters don't know who you are replying back to.

Anyhow, the proposed 4.5cents will have to go through a currency conversion which will be as of today about 3.52pence. Hence, I believe that when it will be paid out on the 2nd August it will either towards 4p or towards 3.5p depending of the USD/GBP conversion rates.

The Final dividend FY24 payment date is on the 2 August 2024

Here below it tell you more Solley1

https://investors.vodafone.com/individual-shareholders/dividends

And here it will do the maths for you.

https://www.dividendmax.com/united-kingdom/london-stock-exchange/mobile-telecommunications/vodafone-group-plc/dividends

Good Morning AimMaster2018

Marshall Wallace is a home bred hedge fund that probably has the UK FCA in their pockets.

They're probably well informed and politically connected too.

Morning AimMaster2018

This is article is specially for you since you've recently discussing the cpi ever so changing shorts positions.

June 4, 2024 [US Hedge Funds]

Hedge funds are paying for ‘literally insane’ shorting of U.K. stocks as takeovers revive London valuations.

https://fortune.com/europe/2024/06/04/hedge-funds-shorting-uk-stocks-london-valuations/