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*Uncomfortable 🙊

Indeed it is 1,171,018 UT 17.96p

A dreadful day for all longs.

It looks like also that the £pound currency is being constantly loosing its footing against a basket of currencies.

I normally follow the £pound against the Mexican currency Peso for gauging the strength or weakness of the cpi share price.

Since the last four days, the Mexican peso has wiped off many percentages of the £pound.

I remember last week you could get 22.6pesos for £1. Today you'll be lucky to get 21.2pesos.

Moreover, 1 year ago you could get about 26pesos for a £pound on the exchange, but somehow the £pound has managed to continue loosing its strength even against the Mexican pesos.

Anyhow, it's quite demoralising to see cpi getting stamped on without a bit of a breather.

Although, I've been previously in worse waters with cpi, this latest fall does bring back bad old memories that even with just above 3p under water from today's closing price, I still feel that the 'suppoused background selling' intensity is so bad that even an hardened investor would easily feel confortable watching it as we're currently doing. It's worse than a sh..it show.🤬

If and ever me and you gets to see 15p, if Capita the trading conditions are still operating as going concern business and nothing negative has been posted in the main headline news papers, then I would do my final purchase of cpi shares. This would be a large cash input that should bring my avg of 21p further down towards maybe close to 18p.

So, if and if it ever happens, I wouldn't be the only one piling in with trucks loads of cash.

True. They definitely have the best tools for the job. But nothing is ever certain in life as also goes for investments whether you're big or small investor.

And once we get back to 20p which is just a few doors away, cpi will do its usual climb stopping at 30p max with intercity stops in between the climb. Simple. Buy now or pay more later once the market makers have satisfied themselves that everyone that wanted out is out.

The same could have been said for me and manu others too; I guess.

But even though I'm avg at 21p, I'm still wondering if I would had held this far without taking a punt at cpi. The answer is no as it got very tempting at 22.5p and believed that was a great entry. Then I had bought more at 19.97p to now be at 21p. Unfortunately, no as you say too, would wish to have bought once and wait and see. But, considering from how far it fell since March TU, then whatever is hammering in the background, then it eventually settle the cpi share price with a huge still expected proper lift up back to plus 20p. Is not much to ask imho.

Someone just got this lovely catch 100,000 at 15:08:08 gmt @18.144p [O] trade.

That's a real bargain catch🎣👍

No really anything to do with due diligence unless they're following in the footsteps of other sub 3% institutional investors that will secretly dispose of their positions or into transfter between other funds who might want their shares at a price. Those funds transfers can happen without anyone being told about it unless obviously you have access to the Bloomberg Capita plc Institutional investors Ownership Data reports which for many of us is out of reach due to its prohibited membership costs. I guess that if they do their diligence as I did, perhaps they wouldn't be in this situation having to sell off. They have more to lose that the ones like myself that very recently joined in.

Someone just sold out 177,035 and got 18.16p a share at 14:26:10 gmt [O] trade. What poor soul to sell up at these low levels. Well, I'm nothing to worry just shy from 3p down as my avg.

I've seen worse in cpi. Bring it own you weak rats. Jump out and get on with it. Plenty waiting to get your cheap as chips shares. One penny up or down, doesn't worry me one bit.

Don't get yourself entangled in the fishermen nets.

Get your rod🎣 out bruv. Get your boat out🚤

We're almost touching bottom of the north sea.

Come on down and start fishing and land yourself the catch of the year😎

Just in from the boats. Freshly landed catch of the day:

162,451 at 13:47:05 gmt paid 18.371p

103,352 at 13:27:25 gmt paid 18.321p

Both [O] trade buys.

Also plenty buy lots of 50,000 coming in.

Cheers 😉

They don't call it bottom fishing🎣 for nothing guys and gals

I couldn't agree more with MeagreGains.

But the way I see it is that who ever is selling slowly but surely in the background has come to the conclusion that they'll never going to see their full investment back anytime soon and most definitely not until 2025 and beyond.

Those ones that were invested at 97p when they bought it as a bet rather than sitting shareholders would had probably sold out on the way down with some still holding a percentage in the bottom draw that perhaps have been adding at current levels to try to average it down and sell up on the rebound.

Whilst you have also the big institutional investors with let's say under 3% who could be disposing silently in the background and cut their losses by getting back about 20% of their original investment. I guess anything back bow is better than 'nothing' as they can run their losses against their profits; if that is possible of course.

Anyhow, for the ones that are freshly joining and already on board the great Capita Cruise Liner currently sitting in the docks for a major well overdue repairs overhaul, then those will have an opportunity to begin planning for the next voyage courtesy of Capita new Ceo Adolfo and his BoD. Cheers🤞💪🏻😎👍

*math🙊

AimMaster2018

Please be aware that the market makers know very well what's being sold and bought and will have a very good idea at which point to let cpi start climbing up.

Most likely the 'big and small sellers' in the background would have to take a major loss on their original investment cpi investments.

I believe that most would had bought cpi well over £0.97 back in the days of the rights issue and beyond where cpi would had been bought above £5.

You do the maths.

It may well be what's happening in the background that drops the price lower, to let one out and one in, but that doesn't take away the fact that there's aren't deep pockets waiting on the sidelines thar want in at just around these levels. In my honest opinion, you will see plenty more lining up to join whilst you sit wishing for sweet sixteens or just seventeens.

Here is another 216,081 lot buy trade just fresh in. 18.39p paid at 12:57:50 Gmt [O] trade.

There's plenty bottom fishing buyers on the sidelines with large cash ready to invest in cpi if the price is very right.

Now put that in your 17s pipe and smoke it😎

The only reason we're sitting here at these levels again AimMaster2018 is because they're still plenty penny pinchers like you that are watching on the sidelines wanting it cheap cheap. Anyhow, here is one buy for 131,000 shares just in 18.512p [O] trade at 12:14:52 Gmt.

There is also plenty more coming in as buys.

The market makers are just obliged to let these cheapskates in. But don't be under any illusion that you can have it for less than currently seen levels. Have fun.😉

Hi Xenor,

Today cpi had started trading with very low levels when later in the morning it took a huge dive with nothing to explain the reasons behind it.

But if you look at these huge trades lots Buys and Sells as appearing on here, then you can appreciate that of course Cpi still attracts an interest from sidelines punters that want in on the cheapest possible entry price.

See here a buy for 769,000 shares at 11:30 Gmt [O] trade 18.752p paid and Off the Book.

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

Marked as off the book https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/CPI/capita-plc/trade-recap