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TheMoneyShark

Please do1please.

Market conditions never remain the same. My changing of opinion from going with a strong buy to a strong sell rating reflects exactly that. Never get your heart involved when trading stocks which many retail investors and get whacked.

Oh well JBTHISTLE

jt will all backfire in Daniel Kretinsky face. The French camp fire is already sending the smoke over the UK English channel.

Will Daniel Kretinsky be able to deal with it? All to be seen.

Bigtimebilly

"What has this got to do IDS?."

It means that Kretinsky he's going to have a bad week with his European take over approaches.

It means that the French are not having none of it. Wise up and get ahead of the imminent stampede.

When the news of the failed bid hits the news media the ids stock will hit rock bottom on top of their

£1million daily losses foreseen soon to be announced. Don't get caught with your pants down

The Financial Times

Křetínský’s Royal Mail deal is far from in the bag. Were overdue reforms to take place, then the Czech tycoon’s offer looks low

Read the above FT article for free here:

https://archive.ph/2024.05.16-125508/https://www.ft.com/content/3e25982c-0475-4f94-b4ab-48f0b08e786f

Spot on TheMoneyShark

I've recently joined in at £3.16. There's no escaping from thisvery likely final bid of £3.70 with all the trimmings included.

You win some and you lose some too.

Not sorry at all. Never be too sure of your investments. It can sometimes fall through.

8th May 2024

One of Britain’s top hedge fund managers lost a legal fight over the salvage of $40 million of silver from the wreck of a ship sunk by a Japanese submarine in World War II.

The UK’s Supreme Court on Wednesday declared that the South African government could assert state immunity in a suit brought by a company controlled by hedge fund chief Paul Marshall.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-05-08/london-hedge-fund-chief-loses-fight-over-40-million-shipwrecked-silver

Free to read here with NoPayWall.

https://archive.ph/2024.05.08-095231/https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-05-08/london-hedge-fund-chief-loses-fight-over-40-million-shipwrecked-silver

Dear AimMaster2018,

Looking like that cpi is returning back to its base as they would say in the military lingo. Has it got anymore ammo left to take it further up or this is it for now? Hopefully it does and its just rehearsal drill to fool the 'enemies' of cpi with the hope that the longs will drop their guard and lay down their weapons. This is not the time to surrender guys. Best of luck

Hi kularatnam

The new CFO would had been working at the same time as Capita own Helen Parris Director of Investor Relations who also joined Capita after leaving her Director of IR at G4S position.

Next entry down will be from around £1.14 to £1.19. There's more to drop from these current levels. Deadcatbounce

29th April 2024

Struggling IT firm Atos said on Monday that it had received a letter of intent from the French government including an offer to potentially take over some of its business.

The deal would see the government acquiring Atos' advanced computing, mission-critical systems and cybersecurity products.

Financially struggling Atos on Monday also said it would require substantially more cash than previously anticipated to fund its business through 2024 and 2025.

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/04/29/france-moves-to-rescue-atos-as-it-company-struggles-to-stay-afloat.html

Shares in Atos jumped as much as 19% on the news of the French government's offer early on Monday, and were last up by 22.01% at 11:57 a.m. London time.

Thank you AimMaster2018 for your kind thoughts. Hope it works out for you and everyone here invested with the new Ceo Adolfo.

Catch you around😏

Oh well RogueRiver

And I quote:

"It completely undermines his credibility, such as it is."

I would disagree with your observation. The fact I decided to exit earlier without wishing to give the cpi share any further opportunities to see where it would go and notwithstanding the amount of premium data that I shared here, doesn't mean that after all that effort an investor is obliged to stay on.

You've got to also look at the sentiment surrounding a stock.

If I suspect the sentiment is changing for a stock, then that's when I revert to a risk & reward assessment of the stock and that's why I pulled out.

You can't blame me for not trying.

Thanks Kamyk

I hope things will work out for your investments whichever those are including cpi too🤞

Have a good rest of the week😉

Be happy broomtree that I shared anything with you cpi investors.

If I wasn't so caring as I'm normally am, you and many others here wouldn't had not jàck šhit if not from what I kindly shared. You wouldn't have been able to afford it.

Moreover, If you think that ramping or deramping a stock is a sign of suffering from a bipolar disorder, than all those stock brokers that constantly publish contracting stocks ratings must be suffering from the same disorder.

What gives you the right to go around the chat forums insinuating that I were to be suffering from a psychiatric disorder?

How dare you🤬!

Not that I would be ashamed if I did suffer from any kind of mental disorder, but to be posting comments implying that I do, is imho very rich coming from you. So, hey yeah. Keep accumulating those recommend👍 up votes. Whoever voted for your stupid post can join you to the same place where the sun never shines. Iđiot

Please do me a favour and take a good look at your asŝhole before you looking at others. You may be surprised what you'll find in your back end.

Oh well Stupmy

Unfortunately, I had to get out many days ago when Cpi was showing a determination to take back its share price losses. I fully sold out at 14.30p taking a small loss as my breaking even was at 15.44p and didn't like the small but constant volatility of the general mood of the stock market.

Although, the negative algorithms affecting all stocks since last week and with today even much more will eventually ease out, there's no guarantee that it will come any sooner with the potential of an all out war kicking off in the middle east which I believe is brewing up the general negative sentiment across all stocks.

Nonetheless, the Gbp currency has made a positive comeback against many currencies.

As it stands, I will remain out of cpi and continue staying where I'm currently newly invested where I'm already taking a small hit due to the continuing stock market negative sentiment. Best of luck to everyone.

April 9, 2024 4:56 AM

Barclays Plc (BARC:LN) (BCS) PT Raised to GBP2.60 at Morgan Stanley

Morgan Stanley analyst Alvaro Serrano

https://www.streetinsider.com/dr/news.php?id=23042542

Morgan Stanley stock analyst Alvaro Serrano issues a Buy rating for Barcs with TP set at £2.60.

I really don't care what you think M3leki about my wa'🧇'ffling.

Trust me!🤪

Excuse me I've touched a soft bone.

My point is Justdandy that is the past months posts we had some members saying that Jaime Gilinski Bacal was invested with an average of around max 70p per share which was very incorrectly said and nobody dare to say the obvious 🙄.

Anyhow, Jaime Gilinski Bacal is in at 39p and that's a good indicator for anyone who is invested under 39p.

Jaime Gilinski Bacal he's not the only one averaging at 39p from the list of the Metro company top shareholders owners. However, there's a majority of those listed funds averaging over £1 per share. Take it easy bruv.

Metro-Holdings-Full-Ownership-Breakdown-Expanded-View-Fact-Set-as-of-7-April-24

Extracted from FastSet(.)com workstation See here--->>> https://ibb.co/6JnTPWJ