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9th November 2024

[Transport for London is drawing up plans to allow tube drivers to begin working an average four-day week next year. TfL has told the Aslef union it will share an initial proposal for an average four-day working week in January, according to a letter seen by the BBC]

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2024/nov/09/english-councils-free-to-adopt-four-day-week-after-government-drops-concerns

Well said AimMaster2018.

You're spot on🙂.

Look for example at the Close Brothers shares. Qube Research has almost doubled down on their short bet in a very short period of time as soon as they could smell that extra blood pouring🩸out of a an already open wound. Hedge funds don't wait around. If they suspect and detect an opportunity to go for the kill full on, then nothing will stop their shorting activities no matter how big or small is the company. They can hammer a stock down to pennies if that's is their belief that the stock is no longer worth its current share price. They can be very mean and nasty.

Remember guys, there's no point in trying to trade cpi as at times you'll find low liquidity and difficult to get a quote and therefore find yourself with a position that might not get filled unless split in many smaller lots that might then get brokered throughout the day and not instantly. I'm still sitting in cash although there's been various great opportunities to make quick trades, but not with the cpi stock due to not being as liquid as other stocks like BT excetera excetera.😉

Hi DARKBLUE

This info could interest you😏

Cpi shorts activity seen in my interactive brokers pro account.

110,636 shares placed at 18.108p at about 11:50am

263,994 shares placed at 17.703p at about 13:00hours

213,122 shares placed at 17,664p at about 13:30hours

688,263 shares placed at 17.629p at about 14:00hours

181,365 shares placed at 17.602p at about 14:30hours

82,191 shares placed at 17.504p at about 15:00hours

213,301 shares placed at 17.502p at about 15:30hours

The lenders interest rate charged to the borrower of the cpi stock is 1.2791%

Take Care and Have you all at good weekend 🙂

Perdón 🙂

Should read 40p* instead of 50p

Should read 32p* instead of 42p

@Anything

Hi. I'm not quite sure what's going on with thg. The stock direction seems to be struggling with those recent internal business structural changes. I find thg a complex business operation. It will be struggling to stay at current share price levels. If it breaks under 40p, then it could be finding itself going through a slow descent towards 32p in the coming few weeks, but it will a very slow descent imho🙂

@Anything

Hi. I'm not quite sure what's going on with thg. The stock direction seems to be struggling with those recent internal business structural changes. I find thg a complex business operation. It will be struggling to stay at current share price levels. If it breaks under 50p, then it could be finding itself going through a slow descent towards 42p in the coming few weeks, but it will a very slow descent imho🙂

Morning DARKBLUE.

It was the least I could have done for those still invested in Cpi like yourself and others as you that are constantly under attack and that is preventing cpi from making a proper rebound. Yesterday short activity was systematic and sustained to create a double effect on the cpi share price ending result.

Sorry to see this happening to cpi.

Best of luck and hope you get some proper breathing space.

Take care 🙂 🤞💪🏻

Serco shares down after losing an immigration contract.

Also, JP Morgan cuts Serco target price to £2.00 from £2.15.🫣

Morning AimMaster2018 and JamesOxford too. Hope you guys have a fun day.

Serco shares down almost 15%.

Getting hammered down towards £1.50. What a week...🥸

The Qube Research shorter currently hitting the cpi share price is also kicking down the Wood Group shares under 50p a share or 60% down insofar today. The same Qube Research shorter has also been milking from their Close Brothers bet. They're getting really heavy handed. As to think not long ago the Wood Group refused a £2.30 a share take over bid. Well, at 50p you just can't ignor it.

As for cpi I just don't get it. Why have a 0.80% short on a penny share? How much blood can you get from it? Unless they're aiming for the sub 15p, why their obsession with cpi? 🤔

One good thing is happening that will make some feel revenged is the following:

4th November 2024

[HMRC has taken the Canada’s largest bank to the UK Supreme Court over corporation tax payments on a North Sea oil production]. I hope the HMRC wins their case and get paid. That's Karma for ripping cpi down to 12p when they previously went out to destroy cpi. I hope they get hit really hard.

https://www.cityam.com/hmrc-takes-royal-bank-of-canada-to-the-uks-highest-court-over-corporation-tax/#:~:text=The%20bank%20unsuccessfully%20appealed%20against,decision%20of%20the%20Upper%20Tribunal.

Indeed AimMaster2018.

I see the big investment banks are out to rate stocks with high TP which frankly I don't buy it as today those 'highly rated' stocks have already hit their highest point since covid times and investors are now actively cashing out.

There's actually over 2million shares actively being put through to short cpi that started off early this morning after 8:20 at 18.90p down to 18.63p just after 12:20.

So, be aware that the shorting crew are alive alive and kicking cpi

Also BT shares getting hammered down almost 8p today as a minimum. 😱.

Looking like today CPi is about to get pulled under through through a swirling hole of water. Not a good look from my spectator stand view.

Hei AimMaster2018

Are you interested in taking a punt on the John Wood Group stock?

Its down today almost 45% the lowest in its 22 years trading history. Plenty bargains out there guys. Spin the wheel of the fortune.

Some Serco crews were unaware that vehicles were still being used to transport prisoners for three days after the attack despite continuing software faults, according to a person familiar with the matter.

The vehicles were sent out “without tracking or proper alarms and no security for staff”, the person said.

Serco said: “We are aware that one of our subcontractors has been impacted by a cyber incident. We have put in place mitigation plans and we have continued to provide prisoner escorting services uninterrupted for the Ministry of Justice.”

Serco declined to comment further.

The cyber attack comes as the prison system in England and Wales is already in crisis. The Labour government has released thousands of prisoners early to ease overcrowding and has promised to invest in the probation service, which is also overstretched.

Serco, which has dozens of contracts with the UK government in security, asylum accommodation and prisons, has come in for criticism recently after failing to tag some offenders released early to ease overcrowding in jails.

Serco has previously said it was “working hard to reduce the number of people waiting to have a tag fitted”.

The London-listed company was also previously investigated by the Serious Fraud Office for overcharging the government on an offender electronic tagging contract.

I'm on my third post for today JamesOxford 🤣.

On other news today

[Serco tracking devices on prison vans disabled after cyber attack]

Serco’s tracking devices and panic alarms on prison vans were disabled after a cyber attack last week on a service provider for the UK outsourcing giant.

In an incident that also affected the operations of DHL, hackers targeted Aim-listed Microlise, whose tracking software provides protection for Serco employees and prisoners, ensuring their whereabouts are known at all times.

Microlise notified the London Stock Exchange about the attack on October 31, saying it was “working hard to quickly bring the affected services back online” but it did not name its affected corporate customers.

Serco operates prisoner escort and custody services for the Ministry of Justice. It is the company’s largest services contract of this kind with more than 300,000 prisoner movements under its charge each year.

Read the unbelievable but true FT article here for free.

https://archive.is/2024.11.05-190850/https://www.ft.com/content/84753e89-b769-42fb-ac85-a76b91c3fe1f

JamesOxford

I'm having more fun being just a bystander spectator observer. No skin burns for me. No skin in the game either.

Fantasy investing for me for now will do. Miss you too. Sniff🥲 Sniff🥲

Hi AimMaster2018.

You would be better buying Schroders shares that today have insofar shred 50p off its share price.

How is their major shareholders investment in Cpi doing to date?

For the record, I'm not invested abd planning to invest in any stock whatsoever. Take Care Bruv😉.

5th November 2024 [FT]

Schroders shares tumbled to their lowest in more than 10 years on Tuesday after the FTSE 100 asset manager warned it faced outflows of about £10bn this quarter.

Shares in one of Britain’s best-known asset managers were down more than 10 per cent in early trading, taking their decline this year to 25 per cent, and laying bare the difficulty facing incoming chief executive Richard Oldfield in reviving the group’s fortunes.

https://www.ft.com/content/28ac43c1-4116-40f3-9444-3c41454b702f

@SimonJPassmore

@CloudyMountain

These two above mentioned take the Number 1 position for the most utterly gutter çrap level of posted comments. They've never posted 1 useful comment. They're the vermin of lse shares discussion forum and could do with getting eliminated and banned for their vomit inducing posts. Fůçķįn̈ĝ 🤡

AimMaster2018

I hope you and everyone that has been following cpi are all doing okay with their investments.

The Qube Research & Technologies Limited hedge fund have been getting it right lately. They've hit big with the Close Brothers stock that fell over today even more and simultaneously hit other car finance related banking stocks.

The question is for everyone to consider.....

What are they going to achieve with that cpi 0.80% short?

Are they after blood?

How much can they squeeze from already depressed share price and currently sitting shy of 19p?

What's their true longterm intention?

I'm glad I took my money out of the stock market and parked into a high interest flexible isa trading

account. Rumours are going around that they might want to put a limit to how much an investor can build up their isa trading or savings account to something like max £500k per customer. This would mean that potentially they could spell trouble for anyone that has build it up nicely over the many years either trading it successfully or a combination of both trading and saving it through the tax free isa system. I wonder what it would happen if we all just bought US stocks for example the Tesla stock that yesterday flew sky high. Do we really need to be buying UK stocks to make the UK coffers any richer with that 0.5% stamp duty when we don't need to pay it for US stocks?

Dire Straits ahead imho.

I'm out and will remain out of trading for now.

Cheers🙂