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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Inspired Cap | INSC | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 21.375 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 21.375 | 21.375 |
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Posted at 04/6/2015 00:49 by alimo Dividends attract investors and Ultimate knew this, and were growing well, even before Renovo decided they would add value. So maybe we have a good team within that is ready to step up to get us back on the good tracks.I'm quite glad that the FD who oversaw the iffy growth at Renovo (and chose not to give a full report on the whereabouts of the IP they spent £millions on and patted themselves on their backs, with much fetting and peer plaudits into the bargain) is off to do what he does well, elsewhere. I'm also confident we will find replacements, because there are many who do understand good banking who can do the job very well. Just need to ensure that there are secure rules (and auditors) in place to ensure nobody is tempted to put their hands in the till. We are the investing risk takers at a time when good everything is regarded as bad, and bad everything is regarded as good. Surely we can find the good brokers, at a huge saving. |
Posted at 03/6/2015 10:02 by quepassa your response just about says it all!!heard of the new pension reforms/ sipp's and people building up their own savings/investment portfolios instead of company pensions? that's where the real weight of future money is/will be. the share soc is a good idea but it's so backward-looking as to be out-of-touch and trying to serve the older generations who already have some wealth not the new generations who are building their investments/pensions the government pension reforms and the enormous changes that brings for new generations of investors is the question/challenge of the day. QP |
Posted at 03/6/2015 08:27 by quepassa This is how the Share Soc describes ADVFN on the Share Soc website:-" ADVFN - similar to the above (Digital Look) but more garish, plus active bulletin boards." I don't think ADVFN is garish. I think it's brilliant. The best. Using the word garish to describe highly-respected ADVFN - just about says everything about the superannuation of certain Directors of the Board of The Share Soc. - They are just completely out of touch with younger generations of investors . Looking at various pictures on their web-site of past seminars which they ran, the audience looks more like an outing for senior citizens rather than representative of a cross-section of the investment communities. ALL IMO. DYOR. QP |
Posted at 03/6/2015 08:05 by quepassa same old, same old.The Share Soc give investors little for free but are quite happy to free-load off the free services of ADVFN to promote their seminars which they charge for. ALL IMO. DYOR. QP |
Posted at 02/6/2015 11:54 by sharesoc We are holding one of our popular Investor Masterclasses in Manchester so local investors and shareholders in INSC may be interested in attending as INSC is based nearby our venue... |
Posted at 09/2/2015 08:55 by winsome147 Can anyone justify the 15m intangibles on the balance sheet, especially since this is a relatively new company? Nearly 40% of their NAV is intangibles. No small finance company like this should have such inflated intangibles. Look at peers such as 1pm and S&U - they have no intangibles on the books at all. The only value in such a company if it were to get into trouble is in the loan book. Intangibles would instantly evaporate. Simple as that.I hear the management has good track record at Capital One but then why did they decide to go from being big fish in a big pond to tiny fish in a small pond and why inflate the balance sheet like that? Very specultative IMHO. I take it most readers on here are traders rather than investors. |
Posted at 19/1/2015 23:53 by glasshalfull I was one of the buyers today.As mbronco1 noted, still no mention of profitability so an investment is still subject to ones confidence in the (experienced) management team delivering. They certainly have the pedigree. As a previous investor in UFG (prior to its acquisition by Renovo that subsequently morphed into Inspired Capital) I simply sold up and have enjoyed gains in peer OPM these last few years. With the significant annualised growth of 75% in H2 this now looks an ideal opportunity to pick up stock at an advantageous price. Time will tell... Kind regards, GHF |
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