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Indeed it does SmallMoves - cheers for pointing out the text about tax liabilities, much appreciated.

Ah I see, I'd not realised they were a part of a recent award there Stupmy - I thought these had been previously bought by him.

It is peanuts now, that's correct... Back in Dec 2019 that volume of shares would have been worth ~60k... Sadly today it's worth just ~£4k and the CEO selling suggests he doesn't see SP rising in the near term and has cut his losses on half of his holdings.

Can anyone remind of the TERP figure? It's so long since it was last mentioned I can't recall the figure (around ~£8 from vague recollection) and tricky to search the many threads for a mention of it too. Thanks.

From Capita website which says: "Richard Holroyd CEO, Capita Public Service

Richard leads the division which is a strategic partner to government in the application of digital transformation to improve the productivity of operations and to help deliver essential services to millions of customers."

Not a good sign for confidence when the guy leading 'digital transformation to improve the productivity of operations' sells out nearly half his CPI holdings...

In over 800 years the UK has never had a woman serve as chancellor, Ms Reeves said, adding: “Britain should be embarrassed that we have never had a woman in that top finance job here.”

Completely agree, it is embarrassing. Fortunately, imo R.Reeves will be a superb Labour Chancellor!

The issue is these respectively high BoE rates are hurting UK economy especially bad, as post-brexit the UK is in a weakened position when compared to the rest of the global G7 lot. The wider UK economy is fundamentally not a supportive business environment for CPI to prosper within, hence why revenues have fallen so significantly and may still be falling further yet.

CEO Holroyd Sells 32,693 of his 69,420 CPI holdings... taking him down to 36,727

Personally I would recommend caution... lots of shorters & sellers are still manipulating the SP here and while mid-term I'm expecting great things from BT I don't think we'll see a sustained uplift yet, just natural variance for the time being imo.

Nice win there! D&C police systems are pretty terrible, so that'll bring them a +ve benefit and great for BT coffers too... spotted the line: "with the potential to extend the contract to neighbouring forces in the South West region." - great news

RICS Housing Market Survey (released this morning) makes for a rather interesting read! Housing is in big trouble imo and the data is increasingly backing my view (theres a lag with the various data releases but i anticipate more bad data will land in thenmonths ahead):

https://www.rics.org/news-insights/market-surveys/uk-residential-market-survey

RICS Housing Market Survey (released this morning) makes for a rather interesting read! Housing is in big trouble imo and the data is increasingly backing my view (theres a lag with the various data releases but i anticipate more bad data will land in thenmonths ahead):

https://www.rics.org/news-insights/market-surveys/uk-residential-market-survey

RICS Housing Market Survey (released this morning) makes for a rather interesting read! Housing is in big trouble imo and the data is increasingly backing my view (theres a lag with the various data releases but i anticipate more bad data will land in thenmonths ahead):

https://www.rics.org/news-insights/market-surveys/uk-residential-market-survey

Hear Hear AbjectPerformer - completely agree with you there!

Jakeandelwood - that's the thing about Tory narratives, they majorly oversimplify how economics fundamentally works. i.e. most of the press just focuses language on how many £'s are held in a persons hand, or company acct - at a single moment in time- of which can be used to buy X qty of Y.

Whereas economics is far more complicated than that... So with a competent Lab chancellor properly managing UK economy at the helm it'll self-generate cash via the mediums of competence, investment, growth & most importantly confidence.

Not at all... it's because once a Labour Gov is elected and announces major investment in telecoms to kickstart growth then BT will rocket... so it'll matter not whether I paid 90p/£1/£1.20 or even £1.30 for stock because held for a long time it'll be worth 2-10x the current prices in 10yrs from now ;-)

It's an interesting strategy... global behemoths have been significantly shrinking their corporate real estates. Meanwhile not content with seeing its revenues slashed in half these past 7 yrs, CPI kicks off a flurry of investment to expand its global real estate offerings...

Well that entirely depends on the investment strategy being deployed AimM2018... I am accumulating BT stock irrespective of short term drops because I'm in for the long haul on this one so yep, whilst it may dip right now it doesn't matter to me because I'm buying up in tranches with £ cost averaging. Helps the divi is healthy for BT stock too - Fleccy can tell you all about that...

That should have said "her profits from other investments more than covered the losses and I've not booked any losses yet, as I've previously explained."

Happy to clarify here AimMaster2018 - My wife booked 2x losses sadly but... her profits more than covered the losses and I've not booked any losses yet, as I've previously explained.