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For every seller there is a buyer. PIs generally sell at the wrong time, as they are usually the group that gets shafted. SP is stable here so should rise now. GLA

Good luck all :)

With the rescue in place, we will see double digits by next week. As I say, in the region of 10p

With the rescue deal in place, we should be in the region of 10p by the end of the week.

Bought at 2.19p. Won't go lower than this as the rescue is fleshed out. Yes, existing holders are getting 1p, but the MMs won't be so kind as to allow 1p on the open market.

Not definite, but highly likely due to the rescue price and profit taking/traders. Lots of sharks in this share now, who are just trading it. That's the pattern you usually see though. GLA

Averaging down is all well and good, but remember there is a seller for every buyer, and the seller is odds on to be a better investor (or have better knowledge/insider knowledge) as they probably aren't already at a loss. Not trying to be harsh, but be careful when averaging down.

We will now see a gradual retracement to the rescue price of 1p, and possibly a dip below to 0.8p in the coming weeks as we see profit taking from those who bought at around 1p.

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positions now at the highest they have been on this stock - price is clearly being held here by the market makers, but those in-the-know are expecting this to tank. The price action is baffling me - are we seeing forward selling by the institutions of the RI shares? https://shorttracker.co.uk/company/GB00B23K0M20/

I take your point Poker but I sense you are a holder here, so more likely to foresee a positive outcome. My background is AIM trading, and I saw time and time again how the share price would drift down after a placing. 70p per share seems particularly stingy to all current holders, and the incentive will be there to flip, as the future for Capita is so uncertain. Yes, I am short here @ 179.95p but, put it this way, would you hand on heart advise anyone to buy in at the current price?

this head down to the placing price of 70p in the coming weeks? Surely the temptation to flip the new shares will be to great? Not trying to deramp - opinions sought!

Short opened here chaps. GLA

Short opened at 1,145p. GLA

Some resistance here at 236p

Exactly - well put Ollie Bear. The risk/reward looks much more attractive if one were to wait for a dip, and they always seem to come! Remember, for every buyer, there is a seller.

will drop back to 210p now imo. Happy to load up at that price so keeping my powder dry. Good luck all

Thanks stellar

Can't close my shorts here - is there an auction happening or shares stopped trading for some reason? Cheers

The comment about fair value was good, but taking it further the SP is always are the "correct" price taking into account every single factor that influences it. My main concern was the high RSI which is now settling down - I think it was higher than any other UK stock, and you don't usually get such levels on a relatively large cap stock like FEVR.