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I’m not saying this is happening here, but…..
https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/tks4qp/gamestop_a_long_story_short_when_your/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/quote/CPI.L/insider-transactions?p=CPI.L

Twenteen-one, twenteen-two, twenteen-three....

IMO in no way does the current sp reflect the value in this company.

Certain a lot of pi's getting really hissed off with the sp. Recent sell of 168,206 @ 20.19978p.

The market needs confirmation that the turnaround is working. If this was a new company starting up with capital raised from an IPO to cover existing debt etc, with revenues of £3bn & increasing, I think we would be seeing an SP far north of here. It's just that confidence has yet to return to Capita & with Russia's 'Special Military Operation' ongoing in Ukraine & its escalation, the market is highly nervous. We need another positive RNS to propel this upwards. Going to sit tight and wait for news. With no nasty pension deficits, increasing revenue will continue to pay down debt and it's possible a small dividend could be on the cards for 2023..

Watched the video & read through some of the comments. This one stood out to me:
"What he doesn't get to is the corruption of shorting in our markets that goes unchecked. Naked short selling same thing. That's the problem. There is no bottom when these vultures attack a stock. Retail investors have no protection!!"

Now that MP's short is under 0.5% (0.47% as declared 14th March or thereabouts), there is no further disclosure notice required but that still leaves them with possibly 7,916,085 shares short (to buy back). Assuming that their intention is to close completely, at circa 20p that's £1,583,217 to go. We don't know what's going on under 0.5%. One short closes, another one opens. All to obfuscate the situation.

Setting a stop loss on this SP is a sure way to give the MMs what they want. This bounces around like a crazy bouncy thing too often. I would like to see a consolidation of 1:10 to stop it behaving like an AIM share.

What I failed to articulate was that a 20p buyer will realise their 10% profit at 22p. The sp rises another penny to 23p so the 21p buyer then realises their 10%. Obviously it takes larger rises to get that 10% profit, but you get my drift. Hoping the chart becomes logarithmic. My average purchase is 21.87p and currently 2.01% underwater.

I think it's going to be a bit of a hard slog up from here. Every 1p is someone's 10% profit which many will happily take.

In all my years, I have never been better off after a budget.

If that’s a Director buy, things could get very interesting.

The large UT is indicative that there is an interested party(s) buying up shares at the UT price and other(s) offloading. https://www.shiftingshares.com/what-is-an-uncrossing-trade/#:~:text=An%20uncrossing%20trade%20is%20where,on%20the%20London%20Stock%20Exchange.

I don't know, why don't you ask him.

This will move up the day after you sell.

800 to be made redundant. Surely they're entitled to 90 days consultation period.

Took a bit longer than usual to become tradeable this morning. Quite a few large inter-MM trades. Looks like some new kids on the block. Nine current MMs, STFL, NUMS, PEEL, SCAP, WINS, JEFF, PMUR, DAVY, INV. Expect a new broker rating soon and think there is a large buyer (imo, dyor etc)

Those thinking Capita are a lost cause should look at the (linkedin) profile of Jon Lewis (ceo). The ship’s not going down on his watch, imo.

“ Before joining Capita, Jon was CEO of Amec Foster Wheeler, where the transformation he oversaw culminated in a £2.2 billion acquisition of the business by John Wood Group. Previously, he worked for more than two decades at Halliburton, holding a number of senior management positions.”

Needs some Red Bull.