Capita Share Discussion Threads

[heatseek77] 19/10/2022 16:50

Jubber if you check when I bought cpi and started posting you would clearly see I am not at a loss, but hey Ho Jim

[aleman] 19/10/2022 13:49

Heatseek77
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jubberjim
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[jubberjim] 19/10/2022 12:05

Heatseek77

I will repeat only the one soubriquet Jubberjim

Perhaps you could inform me of the perceived other aliases I post under because as like your good self I am at a loss.sorry couldn t resist the not so subtle dig but desist henceforth please.

Like Chesney I am the one and only.

[heatseek77] 19/10/2022 11:56

I see the foul mouthed monkiers have started to make an appearance, apologies in advance to the good folk on this board but that's what you get with oh Jim, etc, etc....

Multi alias folk (two 🥚s) have nothing better to do as unemployable..

Anyway got to crack on work to do..

[aleman] 19/10/2022 09:02

Since CPI hit bottom after being booted out of the FTSE 250, it has fairly consistently outperformed it.



free stock charts from uk.advfn.com

[jubberjim] 19/10/2022 07:37

Think he has calmed the markets but he has not done enough

His refusal to re instate the cap on bankers bonuses does not sit well with me

Unions will not take to up coming job cuts due to outscoring jobs to party donors companies,neither will people watching their benefits being cut by the likes of capita

Is a no win situation and is exacerbated by my personal distaste for the likes of Odey and his fellow hedge fund managers

Happy to be out regardless until I see a sea change in the economy

No money available

But good luck

[heatseek77] 19/10/2022 06:54

JJ re post 9897 what's your view on that? JH turning the ship around?

[heatseek77] 19/10/2022 06:42

From the motley Fool don't subscribe but interesting enough view, discuss....

[heatseek77] 19/10/2022 06:40

From yahoo finance

FTSE 100 and global stocks rally as markets steady

[heatseek77] 18/10/2022 16:36

JJ I gave you tick up as at least you were honest on the first couple of lines 😉 imho

[jubberjim] 18/10/2022 08:48

I should spend more time away but I live a sad lonely life.

For future guidance only have the 1 moniker Jubberjim

Currently hold only 3 shares as I sold everything few days ago and put it all into trackers keeping just £10,000 back to play with

Currently 1000:shares in smds@243
1000 shares in phnx @504
1000:shares in mng @ 165

Suffice to say doing better than my trackers but much easier on the brain at moment

If any one is kind enough to uptick then I am grateful that I am not a lone voice howling in the wilderness or as is more likely someone as deluded as my good self

No matter I will keep my opinions and share those thoughts as an when

Thanks for your time

[heatseek77] 18/10/2022 08:03

Thanks jim GL to you too, possibly you could look at other ways to spend time more constructively 👍 🤷

[heatseek77] 18/10/2022 08:00

Like how given self a tick up from one of your many aliases jim 😂🤣

[heatseek77] 18/10/2022 08:00

Haven't you got better things to do than spend your time commenting on shares you never own?

[jubberjim] 18/10/2022 07:29

Ok you have your opinion I have mine

I think Hunt acquitted himself quite well but has not done enough

The cap on bankers bonuses not being addressed does not sit well with me nor do I feel will it sit well with the voting public

Nothing has changed that makes me think that capita is going to be going up in foreseeable future.

I will remain uninvested until I deem the time is right but still expect more fallout in days and weeks ahead

Good luck hope it all works out

[heatseek77] 18/10/2022 06:10

Morning jimmy well obviously everything got spooked with kk mini budget has JH done enough, judging by yesterday afternoons ftse move up probably so?

We continued yesterday to move closer to 30p than 20p - FACT

You don't buy anything just try to talk everything down - FACT

[jubberjim] 17/10/2022 19:03

So wot you reckon

20 or 30 visited first

My money is on 20
Costs me nothing except time

[heatseek77] 17/10/2022 18:11

You said you were going to enlighten yourself via Google hence why left it to you although did give you a clue - crack on

Ps - I prefer oh Jim alias he's somehow funny




jubberjim17 Oct '22 - 16:21 - 9885 of 9887
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Cheer up
Have left initial bid just below 20
Still think is more likely downside then up

Any help on acronyms by ever mind will ask Google later

[jubberjim] 17/10/2022 17:10

Heatseek77

Question wtfayo

Work that acronym out

I asked a question

Do no understand the acronyms

Genuine query

You and your ilk chose not to enlighten me

I have professes my thought that I will not buy in present circumstances will look to buy below 20
My view
It costs me nothing I am not long and wrong


Are the acronyms something I can look up on Google excellent

No work out my not so ambiguous response

[heatseek77] 17/10/2022 16:54

Hi ya jimmy, now which one of your alaises are you going on this thread apart from JJ of course. 20p good luck with that one 😉
If you were party to gov tendering process you'd have come across them, anyway we're all pretty happy on this board tbh honest

[jubberjim] 17/10/2022 15:21

Cheer up
Have left initial bid just below 20
Still think is more likely downside then up

Any help on acronyms by ever mind will ask Google later


Fud fud and more fud

There I ve said it ?

[bookbroker] 17/10/2022 07:41

They can bring them in house, but they still need expertise. And in house invariably means inefficiencies, generally less control over costs. Tendering for contracts remains the most reliable and efficient way of getting the job done for less. CPI has considerable experience of the mechanisms of outsourcing. There has been far too much emphasis on the potential hit to CPI. Current management have made considerable strides in improving the business, cutting fat off the bone, and the Govt. may be a larger contributor to their business, but they still have significant prescence in the private sector. If the Govt. wish to see large numbers of job losses CPI can easily lay off staff due to public sector cutbacks.