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Keyboard the 500k represents the reduced value already.

Good luck with Vodafone . It might go bankrupt

JG68-great analogy

Banking giant Citi points finger at Reeves’s ‘inflationary’ Budget

The pressure on gilts “can be traced back to the October 30 Budget”, according to Citi.

The US banking group said: “It may have been a slow burn, but with global yields now higher, gilts are suffering from the consequences of the front-loaded fiscal loosening that was seen as inflationary, therefore slowing Bank of England cuts while also leaving very little fiscal wiggle room.”

The UK 10-year bond yield rose as high as 4.925pc in early trading, the highest since 2008, after rising sharply yesterday. The yield later fell and was is roughly flat on the day at 4.802pc. It was 4.597pc on Friday.

Though euro zone bond yields have also climbed, they have largely escaped the sharp sell-off in UK and US markets.

Keyboard-if you make assertions which you cant 100% substantiate that constitutes a misrepresentation (if it indeed turns out to be so). I would suggest terms such as "in my opinion". DYOR will not cut it because you have suggested you did your own research and have concluded that mostly all the cash has been spent. You could only know that if you were sitting on the board

We will agree to disagree on the economy. All main financial figures are saying all the turmoil is being caused/has been caused by Rachael from accounts and that arises from the big lie about the blackhole. The Labour party are ideologically socialist. Always have been save for a brief period when Blair was PM. They want big state, big public expenditure. It's in their DNA. Your constant denial of what seems to be basic geopolitical facts , pandemics and wars during the last 5 years and your rather simplistic goto blame issue of Brexit suggests you are completely ideological and accordingly not someone capable of a balanced view of the world. And that further manifests in your commentary on Capita.

Keyboard

1 . This is what you said:-

There won't be tangible interest accrued because CPI has already mostly and possibly completely spent that cash it had raised from the asset sale.

You are making assumptions. You don’t work for the company or are a member of the board by your own admission

2. Thanks. But these will be baked in

3. Wrong. It’s the Labour Party and Rachael from accounts specifically. We had the growth when the Tories were booted out. Stronger than any non US G7. Germany is in recession.

Keyboard-forgive me but:

1. How do you know Capita have spent all the £180m plus interest

2. What's happening next week?

3. Why is the economy crashing around us?

Keyboard the public sector is one of the best payers there are from a cash flow perspective-pay within 30 days mostly if not sooner. Why wouldn't someone lend to Capita -they did last year when things were considerably worse. AH is doing what he can with these cost cuts imo. Capita will end up lean and mean eventually. And £180m in the bank plus interest accrued should be very welcome

Aim you need to understand-my time horizons are 3-5 years not 3-5 days

Aim its just gone up 200 point so sure it might sell off from a higher point. Its obviously to me what you are doing. You are following the Dow and Dow futures.

You got the call wrong today because you were expecting the Dow to do something different to what it has done

If Trump puts in emergency economic conditions which are accompanied by savage interest rate cuts the stock markets and crypto will go parabolic

I'm not trying to twist your words-I'm quoting them

Yet again I'm asking you -do you think Capita is going to zero, because your posts suggest they are despite a whole host of contra-indicators on debt (very low debt), existing revenue (circa 2.4 billion) , renewals and cost savings

I wont be happy about a cash call but would prefer that to going bust obviously. My average he is 23 and although a cash call would hurt I shudder to think what people who took up the rights issue at 70 must be thinking

Stocks fall as Trump ‘considers declaring national economic emergency’

Global stock markets have fallen after reports that Donald Trump was mulling a declaration of a national economic emergency when he takes office later this month.

The FTSE 100 was down 0.5pc and the FTSE 250 dropped 1.7pc while Wall Street was lower in premarket trading as the president-elect prepares to build his new tariff program by using the International Economic Emergency Powers Act, according to CNN.

It would authorise Mr Trump to manage imports during a national emergency.

Stocks have also been hit by the rise in Treasury bond yields, with that on the benchmark 10-year yield rising to 4.7pc - its highest in eight months.

However losses were limited by the latest ADP National Employment Report for December, which showed the US private sector added 122,000 jobs, compared to estimates of 140,000. This has boosted the case for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.

So your case is based on a semantic use of precise wording rather than the underlying clear insinuation of each and every post

How pathetic. Either be a man and come out and say this is going to zero or stop clearly de-ramping this share by insinuating the business is going to the dogs

Your post to Rock:-

"Rock200 - That's drives right to the heart of the real issue here though... because CPI is just not winning enough lucrative contracts. Yes, it's winning a few lucrative better margin contracts but the number is far too few to keep CPI in business medium-long term."

"Trisor... Can you find and quote the line where I apparently said (as you claim) that "Capita was going to zero"?"

Every single post of you is "forewarning" of Capita's demise

Do you mean that the Tories ploughed $400 billion into the economy so people could live day to day during Covid? Is that what you mean keyboard

Your lot are absolutely useless. Lets not forget it appears that Rachael from Accounts has not been completely transparent with her experience has she?

Keyboard are your forewarning the ultimate demise of CPI? If so, when is this happening? When is it going bust? Thats all I need to know

Aim-all western government borrowing has been out of control for some considerable time. Labour need to step aside. They cant manage the economy. They need to slash state spending asap

So in the space of one morning you've told us , it is going to zero (your post to Rock), you don't know (your post below) and you've never said its going to zero despite claiming the business is going down

"I've no idea if or when CPI could reach £0.00 - That all depends on AH and the board. What I can be 99.9% certain of though is CPI SP is going to be punished next week when the GDP figs are released and again when the CPI results land in early March (if the business still has cash to remain solvent by then, as it's running remarkably low on cash in hand)."

I really think this goes to show you literally have no idea what you are talking about. You have also said that Capita is running out of cash. How do you know this? You don't

Finally I'm still waiting for you to come up with a post where I have ramped this share. Does referencing what the Company has said constitute ramping?

As a LTH with no need for the funds I've invested, I'm only concerned about whether this will go bust or not. Everything else is noise

Keyboard its you who is embarrassing yourself. Covid and the Ukraine War appeared out of nowhere. There was no economic mismanagement to speak of and you are just repeating Labour nonsense

Keyboard still waiting. Is Capita going to zero or not and if so when? Please tell us.

Savage -when are we going to zero? You keep contradicting yourself , like the Labour Government