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INSE Inspired Plc

62.00
-2.50 (-3.88%)
19 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Inspired Plc LSE:INSE London Ordinary Share GB00BR2Q0V58 ORD 1.25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -2.50 -3.88% 62.00 61.00 63.00 62.00 62.00 62.00 17,589 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Business Services, Nec 88.78M -3.63M -0.0360 -17.22 62.47M
Inspired Plc is listed in the Business Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker INSE. The last closing price for Inspired was 64.50p. Over the last year, Inspired shares have traded in a share price range of 55.40p to 122.50p.

Inspired currently has 100,759,780 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Inspired is £62.47 million. Inspired has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -17.22.

Inspired Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
16/2/2017
20:25
Hi Petewy, normally im on LSE but think il stick to this board more often.

no one seems to chat on LSE? how long have been invested here? divi seems ok at 2.5 no idea if its higher this year...

based on info ive read all seems to be Good ive constantly trolled every post on the internet to find out all I can about this company and future growth prospects

trafid
16/2/2017
19:27
Trafid. I'm on these posts for news etc. I use it everyday.
petewy
16/2/2017
18:08
Thanks Funkmaster reply back to my post.

where do you see s@p long term ? just curious

looks like no one posts on the BB boards any idea why?

trafid
15/2/2017
11:25
Always the way TBF,,,,,,done it many times myself :-( solid hold for me here tho :-)
cheshire man
15/2/2017
10:22
Wish I hadn't sold those 250k now. Sods law!!
the big fella
15/2/2017
10:02
Looks like we might have broken that 14.5 resistance, a new 2 year high looks solid.
wanttowin
14/2/2017
23:53
Not 5p, that would be a 33% yield. There's income here but not that much! I haven't checked latest forecasts but INSE dividend is usually c. 2.5%.Don't get too ahead of yourself with crazy price targets either. This always has been a slow burn - but a good slow burn. Like a Vindaloo!
funkmasterp12
14/2/2017
20:18
Hi everyone new here today ;)

how much is the dividend this year 5p?


nice to see this gewt to 23p+ eventually

trafid
13/2/2017
18:47
My TP of 17p seems to modest now after reading that. delighted to be proved wrong of course :-)
cheshire man
13/2/2017
18:36
Here's a link to the Zak Mir chart


For the avoidance of any doubt, I am still very firmly a believer in this stock. I was top-slicing not exiting. I've seen too many shares I hold drift back after spiking on a tip, so I thought I'd bank at least some profit this time. It might be different if it were spiking on company or business news, but spiking on a tip which is probably just rehashing some of our (institutional and private investor) own reasons for buying in in the first place seems a more dubious proposition.

1gw
13/2/2017
18:11
I've a 7-figure holding here. Tried to clear the seller for last couple of months & failed miserably. Then again time to pick up a decent holding when a sellers about ... ;-)

Appears sensible to me that some investors used the tip to top-slice. After all the most sage advice I'd give is BLASH ... Buy Low And Sell High. A profit is a profit!

Personally, I'm hoping for more than 15p from this investment.

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Zak Mir has also just published a bullish update based on INSE's chart via "Master Investor" I'm no chartist & for completeness reproduce his update below...although no idea how to paste the chart he refers to in the article.

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Zak Mir
13 February 2017

Inspired Energy: Weekly chart target towards 23p

Seldom do I follow stocks which have been recently featured in the financial press, largely because I feel that the financial press is not what it used to be. But Inspired Energy (LON:INSE) has made the grade, and deservedly so.

Energy saving group Inspired Energy is featured here as a Chart of the Day despite being backed in The Midas Column of The Daily Mail over the weekend. the group has 1,600 companies on its books, and earnings growth, revenues and the order book are all rising sharply. Interestingly, even though the fundamentals look to be very much on the front foot, the rating of the company on a p/e of 10 is relatively modest. This should allow decent scope for upside over the next 2-3 months.

Looking at the weekly chart it can be seen how there has been a rising trend channel in place since as long ago as the beginning of 2013. The floor of the channel is currently running at Friday’s 12.5p floor, with extra dynamic support at the 200 week moving average at 11.41p. All of this allows us to suggest that at least while there is no break back below the 200 day line we could still be treated to significant upside.

The favoured destination at this stage is regarded as being the top of the 4-year rising trend channel with its resistance line projection heading as high as 23p. The timeframe on such a move is regarded as being as soon as the next 2-3 months.

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I will toast Zak if his consideration proves correct ;-)

Kind regards
GHF

glasshalfull
13/2/2017
17:59
Confession time: I have sold 250k today into the rise. Sort of hedging my bets as I still hold 250k.
the big fella
13/2/2017
17:32
Its time to call the bluff of sod's law. Everyone say they are about to sell because the share price is bound to drop back. Then the share price will continue its rise.
yump
13/2/2017
16:45
Have to admit I was sort of tempted at 15p 1gw (having a 12p average), time might prove yours to be a wise decision. Sp has tended to weaken after any reasonable rise,I suspect you will be able to buy back cheaper soon. I'm holding out for 18p no idea when that will come, but feel sure it will.
wanttowin
13/2/2017
16:33
Well, its a closing high, but it has traded higher so maybe I bit the bullet a little early?
pj 1
13/2/2017
15:32
I've added today as it appears the break is holding. Just over 40k of shares, easy to picked up though at 14.9p average.

If my timing is quick I'll probably take more once this seller has cleared (assuming the Directors don't dump any more)

pj 1
13/2/2017
15:26
Guilty as charged. Tried to get the 15.75p when it seemed to be on offer earlier in the day (but couldn't get a firm quote), then had a limit order in at 15.0 for quite a while (not filled), eventually decided to take the bird in the hand when it was offered.
1gw
13/2/2017
15:18
was that your 100k trade then 1gw ?
wanttowin
13/2/2017
15:17
Took a bit of profit there and sold some at just over 14.75p in case this boost fades over the coming days.
1gw
13/2/2017
14:21
Zak Mir chartist has put on 2/3 month price target of 23p in his masterinvestor article of today
blue2000
13/2/2017
14:00
Good to see the MIDAS article. The big jump in volume should help to flush out weak holders and leave scope for a bit more of an improvement in the run up to the results in late March. Encouraging!
ygor706
13/2/2017
11:18
The 2014 17p mark was a spike generated by coverage in SCSW which quickly subsided. The results would need to be outstanding to get near that as high expectations are already largely priced in.
funkmasterp12
13/2/2017
10:40
I'm looking at the share price achieving the 2014 17p mark on results,,,however time will tell,,,,,DYOR of course !
cheshire man
13/2/2017
10:34
Will soon know as the volume will be tempting if there are still divesters waiting for a good exit price, although its been over a year at 13p ish, so if that represents a good return for them, surely they must have got rid of what they want by now ? I don't think the difference between 12p and 15p is very significant if you got your shares at a fraction of that and are depending on volume to sell.
yump
13/2/2017
10:20
Decent volume on the back of that article
wanttowin
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