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Hi Kipper9
I'm very sure that Ceo AH or anyone apart from the hedge funds circle of friends in the know and the FCA will be the only ones to really have an exact idea of the hedge funds under 0.49%.
Years ago, had a serious fall out with a Fca employee that his job was to make sure hedge funds reported to them by private email message using their registered hedge funds credentials already known to the Fca, all their shorting activities by not later than two weeks after the opening of the short position.
When I questioned the Fca guy that I had a complaint about an hedge fund position that had been opened two months before hand and was over 0.50% and got reported to them to make it publicly known two months too late, they said they would investigate the matter as the short had been opened two months beforehand but only reported to them two months later after it had already been fed through the stock market.
The stock was then Cineworld.
Anyhow, I was not happy with the Fca and myself along with about ten other bb members submit an official complaint, but the Fca said that whatever action they would take, it would never be revealed to us the complainers. I was furious that an hedge fund could abuse the Fca voluntary system that is in place to monitor and making sure that under 0.50% shorts are declared to them with two weeks which I was told its not a strict two weeks and can be much longer as no all hedge funds are based in the UK and cannot enforce a strict two weeks as it's a voluntary arrangement and they cannot guarantee that those hedge funds will follow their two weeks voluntary recommendation for submitting their shorts.
Just as much they can take longer than two weeks to declar publicly any position above 0.50%, the same goes for any position under 0.49%. Also the closing of the same positions don't normally get reported immediately and remain on the short tracker for longer even though the hedge funds have already closed their positions.
The short tracker will only update the outstanding short positions once the Fca gets itself updated and it has to be done before 15:30 to have the short shown on the same day after 16:30.
Hi Kipper9
I sold out recently and took all my proceeds into capita.
I made three purchases in Capita.
At 15.77p, at 14.77p and 13.77p.
Therefore, I'm currently sitting with a headache of an investment even though I have a very low average break even price which still doesn't sit that well with me due to the upsetting past two weeks run of negative events.
Anyhow, you might want to read article published yesterday since you're with vod too. https://archive.ph/2024.03.21-131720/https://www.ft.com/content/0f0e1c33-a350-4c9a-a85c-ba9eea3b9dd1
I'm not so sure Trisor in regards as how to best answer your question.
Since WorldQuant LLC short has for the first time show itself, it's possible the hedge fund broker who set it up might have already got what they were looking for and today have revealed their short position above 0.49% just for the record. Perhaps, the huge amount of shares volumes that have been traded from 21 down to 13p have already find its way into the two shorts buyback target prices.
Food for thought š¤ AimMaster2018
We have a real reason as to why we've been dragged down so low and what has till now kept cpi under the firm thumb at the hands of another shorter
WorldQuant LLC, that has suddenly today decided to reveal their position that has been hidden at 0.49% and as of today at 0.50% which is also joining the MW still not changed 0.53% short position. WorldQuant LLC had it raised as of yesterday 21st March.
Together with the two combined cpi have 1.03% still against it. Not much to be concerned and have seen four times that amount in the past and had little effect against cpi.
I presume the damage to the cpi shares valuation from the hidden short has already been delivered with the joint attack of the MW short.
Anyhow, there's hardly any meat left on the bone for these two to benefit from cpi and most likely they've already finished the feeding frenzy.
https://shorttracker.co.uk/company/GB00B23K0M20/
It just got published very recently.
Here is it ELLISA2
https://www.capita.com/sites/g/files/nginej291/files/2024-03/Capita-plc-Annual-Report-and-Accounts-2023.pdf
Hi Kipper9 and everyone else.
22nd March 2024
The Capita Plc Annual Report is ready for viewing and download.
There's only three major shareholders mentioned in page 122 of 238 pages.
In the meantime, I shall post later today the major shareholders as seen in my Interactive brokers pro account which displays a very long list and I presume is accurate enough.
https://www.capita.com/sites/g/files/nginej291/files/2024-03/Capita-plc-Annual-Report-and-Accounts-2023.pdf
I agree with you JG68
Is getting nasty again. No breathing space given to the current longs.
What makes me so angry is that soon Jon Lewis would be waving goodbye after staying another year on the job and still getting paid a gross salary of plus Ā£1.7million a year plus perks.
It's unbelievable that he could have being earning for so long with so much disappointment for all the shareholders. I just don't understand why the top institutional investors have never voted him out.
Correction.
Hi Kipper9
Thanks for your previously posted comment. You definitely are a smart person.
Hi RogueRiver
In my previous year I had access to the Bloomberg Terminal Monitor Capita Data Ownership and was able to pull up upto 560 entries which showed from the very top major shareholders institutional investors positions movements to the smallest institutional investors positions movements.
We would be very surprised if we could get our hands on the Bloomberg register of institutional investors for Capita or any other stock as a matter of interest. If anyone had a friend that he's studying a degree in business economics in the UK, perhaps they could get to access the Bloomberg terminal monitor whilst in the campus of the University whereby I'm told they can use those terminals for free as part of their university courses.
Hi AimMaster2018
Once Capita Annual Report is up on the National Storage Mechanism (NSM), please review the part where it mentions the main shareholders.
Ideally they should have had an opportunity to review the Bloomberg Terminal Capita ownership register and also be updated by the same institutional investors before the Annual Report was completed.
As you might not have heard yet, I'm hoping that soon I will be able to get a full list of all institutional investors sitting on the register with proper dates of buy and sells that normally we don't get to see.
I will update this BB next week if I were successful in obtaining that data or not. In the meantime, let's keep the faith.
Currently seen trading very on ADVFN are apparently the following:
Buy 1,819,125
Sell 1,512,257
Unknown 190,796
The above don't include hidden trade volumes that have already been dealt by the MMs and will be published after close of today's trading.
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 šØ 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 HernƔndez 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. š
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 lordš¤
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
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 ā²ļø 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 thereās no such thing as a sure-fire bet
Markets go up and down ā what matters is your nerve.
JP Morgan thinks the market is frothy. Goldman Sachs says valuations are justified by fundamentals. The fact that thereās 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/