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21st March 2024

Rate cut hopes put rocket under FTSE: 'Things moving in right direction,' says Bailey.

Global stock markets soared yesterday amid hopes that the move towards interest rate cuts is gathering pace on both sides of the Atlantic.

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-13225113/Rate-cut-hopes-rocket-FTSE-Things-moving-right-direction-says-Bailey.html

Good Evening Trenners and everyone else. It seems that only the ones with strong stomachs will be able to survive the scary 😨 but hopefully not too many to endure swinging trading days.

I'm not afraid to admit that it has got the best out of me and caught well off guard. But as we continue digesting what has already been forced upon us,

I sincerely hope that after today's Alex yellowstone webinar and after listening and watching Ceo Hernández happily allowing the Q&A to be put through, I'm convinced that for the moment there's nothing to be concerned as in regards to Capita going concern business operations.

I guess with today's positive market turnarounds that rebounded many other stagnant stocks, we could be seeing Friday trading day as an opportunity to see cpi breaking the 14p territory and move passed the 14.5p mark too. 😀

Final trading volumes as seen on ADVFN. Take these trading volumes with a pinch of salt.

10,006,198 buy trades

9,441,536 sell trades

143,913 unknown

You're all a funny lot.

This bb has gone totally quite.

Dear lord🤔

See those two large trades as Sell trades on the lse trade summary page.

https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareTrades.html?shareprice=CPI&share=Capita

Both off-book

See those two trades at 15:23 time https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/CPI/capita-plc/trade-recap

Only two of three trades went through

1 x 1,000,000 at 14p at 15:23:13 gmt

1 x 1,000,000 at 13.37p at 15:23:12 gmt

Guys and Gals

Cpi is finally getting pulled up.

If you're still undecided, then I feel that today is for definitely your last ever ever chance to buy at plus 13p.

For the one's that joined in at the bottom, well done to you.

The clock is ⏲️ ticking. No time to mess about. Get in or miss out.

Just seen what is yet not possible to identify if off-book trades or not and if from yesterday's or today trading day.

On the ADVFN these are shown as Sells [O] trades.

At 15:27

1,000,000 at 13.14p

1,000,000 at 13.338p

1,000,000 at 13.137p

21st March 2024 [The Telegraph]

Younger investors will soon realise there’s no such thing as a sure-fire bet

Markets go up and down – what matters is your nerve.

JP Morgan thinks the market is frothy. Goldman Sachs says valuations are justified by fundamentals. The fact that there’s still disagreement is encouraging. Bull markets tend not to die until the sceptics are ridiculed and there are no buyers left on the side lines.

Read the article for free here:

NoPayWall NoSignUps

https://archive.ph/2024.03.21-130625/https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/03/21/younger-investors-realise-no-such-thing-as-sure-fire-bet/

Latest apparently happened as seen on ADVFN trading volumes:

Buy 7,820,789

Sell 4,756,391

Unknown 141,097

Won't hold for long at these super low prices. Xenor! Are you buying?

Hi Guys,

Just remembered that you've heard first from NoFear this Peel Hunt revised rating that got published on Reuters Europe business news before 9am this morning.

As you can see, the review rating has yet to feed through this lse forum and elsewhere on the other UK shares websites.

Obviously, the MM's are loving it when the 'poor' retail punters are kept in the dark.

The shares discussion websites were quick to drop the 18p RBC downgrade, but not the 24p Peel Hunt downgrade.

Capita [Peel Hunt] Cuts target price to 24penceToday 10:08

Europe Research Roundup

Broker Rating For Capita plc Revised

21st March 2024

Peel Hunt cuts target price to 24pence from 48pence.

Hi Trisor,

Mr Hernández did not give out promises that he cannot guarantee.

Instead, Jon Lewis made us believe back then in that TheTimes article that he would have a dividend in his plans for 2024.

Clearly, Jon Lewis was just buying himself time and was nevertheless negligent in stating that a dividend was in the making comes 2024.

Ceo Adolfo Hernández will not want to end like Jon Lewis and destroy his successful past business turnarounds.

Jon Lewis will go badly go down in history as having failed to turnaround Capita notwithstanding his rights issues raised money and £billion plus of family silver having been sold on top of it that resulted overall making no difference to the company business Outlook and at the same time destroying everyone cpi investment that have placed good faith on his promises.

Nobody has escaped the share price massive devaluation.

I'll be hoping to find out more about who is sitting on the Capita ownership institutional investors register.

Please guys, give me until early next week as I'm in the process of signing up to the institutional investors register that should give us a better understanding as to why cpi crashed so much.

Keep the faith

As seen on ADVFN now

6,516,398 buy volumes apparently

3,421,442 sell volumes apparently

5,031 unknown

Watching the Yellowstone webinar with Capita. Get on it now.

And remember that we could have many small new institutional investors registered on the Bloomberg Terminal under the list of Capita Ownership that only need to be under 3% to not requiring to disclose their positions publicly.

Capita IR will for sure have by now built up a nice picture of where everyone and everything is sitting.

So, whilst we might end up in despair not knowing what's going on, they might well be very relaxed as they stay tuned with the latest that only the very privileged can have.

Trading volumes as seen on ADVFN.

Plenty juicy nice trading sizes.

5,687,106 buy

3,011,217 sell

5,031 unknown

Indeed Kipper9

They do have access to the Bloomberg Terminal and know everything that goes on and who's leaving and who's joining and staying put too.

I actually caught out the previous IR guy Stuart Morgan using outdated data of a position held in Capita by Mercantile River Institutional investor that had already been published on the Bloomberg Terminal as reduced to a very tiny negligible amount, whilst on the Annual Report paper it was still showing as having over 3% held in Capita.

When I questioned him full on during my unannounced phone call arrangement by letting him know I had access to the full register of Institutional investors positions held in Capita using the Bloomberg Terminal, he quickly corrected himself in regards to what had been displayed on the then recently published annual report and in particularly the outdated and incorrectly published position that was by then only 0.04% from an above 3%. He agreed then that River Mercantile was no longer going to be with them and soon they would close the tiny amount left behind.

So, my question is what do they know?

They know everything that comes and goes as the Bloomberg terminal gives them a full picture that we don't get to see. They can also say that no Institutional investors has left or joined if we were to question them as some have done so already in the last few weeks.

The reality is that they wouldn't be buying in with the risk of getting wiped out.

Just happened on the ADVFN website.

Apparently true Capita trading volumes.

5,191,149 showing as Buy volumes

2,838,762 showing as Sell volumes

5,031 unknown

Never trust a businessman with rosy cheeks😊

Wonderful Kipper9

As far as my intelligence goes, I don't believe any of the Ceos, Chairman and BoD executives would be wanting to buy a ticket for a cruise liner trip that would end up like the titanic.

All the recent purchases are very supportive for us retail punters although not entirely capable and enough in volumes to have stopped the crashing of its valuation if it wasn't for the rosy cheeks lier of Jon Lewis

Europe Research Roundup

Broker Rating For Capita plc Revised

21st March 2024

Peel Hunt cuts target price to 24pence from 48pence.

It's very dissapointing to witness such a huge destruction of the share price valuation thanks mainly to the lies of outgoing Ceo Jon Lewis. How can he look at himself in the mirror every morning, I just don't know.

Anyhow, the top Institutional investors must be wondering 🤔 if now is the time to increase their positions that have remained unchanged for so long and improve their years ago bad entry price by accumulating cpi stock before it rebounds.

To anyone that wonders if having go under 13p there's still plenty more to go and prefer to sit back and wait, I say that today might be indeed your very last chance.