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Offler - long running joke I cracked previously about taking the day off for CPI results haha! Obvs. I didn't actually do so but many on here fell over themselves with the mud slinging fest that followed. Folks on here do love a conspiracy theory or three haha!

Certainly not wrong about buybacks going further at these prices Dartron

For clarity Simpiles - I am not a union official. SP just crashed below the 350p barrier a minute ago I believe.

MarcusExile - Difficult to hear what you're saying above the noise of the CPI SP crashing downwards all around me 🤷‍♂️ 📉

AimMaster2018 - Enjoy your half term hols. No holiday for me here sadly. Although, getting my leave request in for results day (once CPI announce the date that is!)

I'm somewhat less sure on the 200p resistance holding up. There was a flavour of the downward pressure earlier today and I think potentially we could yet see ~182-189p here before there might be a slow burn upswing. After all UK Gov rolled back on the Mandatory ID, plus rates have been restrictive (shown by rising unemployment).

I won't be buying up more here until there's some more pricing value for me tbh - crucial to remember a March BoE rate cut won't even fully feed through for 6 months beyond the date of the cut. So growth won't start to tick upwards till at least Q3-Q4 here in UK IMO - DYOR.

GBG is a long play and not a quick win IMO - One for gradual adds with £ cost averaging.

Fair play CHELMOCHASER - Sadly I cannot partake... only because I've already purchased everything I can for prices underneath £1.85. However, I will not be selling anything here. Last thing I want to be doing is dropping some stock and watching on whilst it rockets upwards to £2.26+ haha! Far too much risk of missing out on what is sure to be very healthy profits. Only way I'll be able to buy up more is if there's a pullback after payday lands. DYOR

Absolutely CHELMOCHASER - Selling none of my holdings here. Shorters going to struggle getting hold of stock to buy IMV as buybacks in flight too. DYOR

UBS amending their rating appears to have caught shorters completely off-guard. Tbf they've done this many times these past ~18months... a few stocks UBS have rated lowly I've then snaffled up the stock on reaching the low points. On UBS then shifting their rating upwards I've collected lovely profits by sitting tight as the rally picks up pace by more than expected! BT was my best one yet but essentially UBS have gone and done the same here with SSPG, and it just helps they picked this stock to mess around with haha! By hanging on and even buying myself some more I'm expecting to get an even bigger windfall than I did with my BT play. Personally, I think this stock has potential to be up there in 275-295p by 2026 Year End because the revenues are pouring into the coffers. Should be a Special Dividend landing here too (~12-22p I calculated) as SSPG have to sell down a lot of the stock for the India IPO of TFS, and they made promises in their results to prioritise shareholder returns. DYOR - IMO

Will more shorters join in on the action and turn the screw some more here?

Nice spot Carrington. I think there's even more pressure here than I'd imagined. Next stop ~226-228p IMO as there's easily another ~10% growing room here as and when them shorters experience 'the big squeeze' and panic to close out! The only thing you'll regret is that you didn't buy more'! DYOR

Oof - Large hike their on the % of stock shorted!

Dreamcomestrue - True about me not having much money haha! However, what little I do have I've been able to grow rather nicely.

AimMaster2018 - Still confident on £3.41 close forecast you made?

Motoring upwards nicely now. Dividend pay out 2 weeks today (2.8p). Combined with improved sentiment in EU I think we should be seeing the SP rise over the weeks/months ahead. Next stops on the way up should be within the range of ~207.5-222.5p. IMO - DYOR

CPI took over the contract; they are responsible now. The woman in the article has terminal cancer, Quote from article:

"I have not been able to make any memories with my family because I've got no income," she said.

Blaming prior contract owner just isn't going to cut through with pensioners left in major financial difficulty. CPI claimed it was well equipped to press ahead with taking up the contractual responsibilities. That simply cannot be the case and the article proves this. DYOR - IMO

Https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c2k802d321eo

Just to also add... Periodically the 'Voting Rights' RNS's are issued by CPI. Companies with big positions are supposed to consider those updates and use the figures to undertake their holding calculations. So far as I can see the RNS today just doesn't meet the statutory requirements, so far as I can see, so I'm 90% sure they'll need to re-issue it.

Dt1703 - Correct, there is a note on that RNS. TBH I agree with Trisor (I've unfiltered you a few hrs ago) in that it's a confusing RNS and I reckon they'll have to re-issue the RNS because of its odd format. They're supposed to declare the prior position in the table and not as a note. I imagine that one will get reported so I expect a replacement RNS. DYOR - IMO

⬇️ Big drops on the USA markets yesterday and futures looking rather grim too. Getting much further away from the £25 a share which Simpiles said was easy for CPI to achieve.