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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Impact Holdings | IHUK | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 45.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 45.00 | 45.00 |
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Posted at 21/4/2011 14:34 by craftyspeculator "aren't doing anything interesting" is what I love...they are just sticking to the knitting (under the general investors radar) and generating cashflow from it...I put fair value at £4-£5 a share rather than £2....I reckon tangible net asset value alone is about £2.50. As long as they stick to the knitting I will stick to being patient. |
Posted at 12/1/2011 19:42 by bozzy_s That 1161-shares 'investor' was a bit stupid eh? Paid too much at the time - should have bought 500 at 135 when they were available. Then decided after a few HOURS that they didn't fancy this 'investment' and sold at 120! How NOT to invest in small-cap stocks!!Still, proves the actual bid price is still 120p, same as yesterday. And the actual offer price closed at 135p, same as yesterday. |
Posted at 12/1/2011 13:19 by oilyrag Hillis, Basic tactic by mm's to deter trading. You can nearly always deal within any given spread, but I would guess that many that may be intrested in this have already been scared off by the spread.If you like and believe in what you see with regards to the company fundamentals then stop worrying and ride the wave. I regretably am one of those sitting on the sidelines watching and waiting to get in. With regard to the sudden drop, that is mm's hoping that inexperienced investors like yourself it would appear, can be easily scared into selling your stock for less than they know that they can sell it on at. Good luck and if you want to sell, tell me your realistic price as I am waiting to get in. |
Posted at 11/1/2011 22:50 by still waiting they'll still be rubbishing this at 300p+, just ignore them.well backed with cash, growing t/o and profits, new ventures to come with the added mystery of Australian investors buying in. you aint gonna be able to get the mm's to fill a 10K buy order so splitting the order is the only way. a few more will notice this over the coming sessions I'm sure. now come on MTV. |
Posted at 04/1/2011 22:01 by craftyspeculator Staggeringly overlooked company. Have now fully researched and read the company interims.Because of its ultra tiny size (£1.6mn market cap), no one has noticed the reincarnation which seems to have taken hold. Looking at the fundamentals reported by Impact Holdings: Great trading results - sales growing 14% over the last 6 month period, consistently profitable, and best of all, cash generation from operating activities for the year to 30 Sept of £1.8mn...wow...the real litmus test has been passed. They also have very little competition for their services -I cant see that changing any day soon in poor cash strapped Britain. Tangible (real) net assets of £4mn, including their own head office building and £2mn of cash on Balance Sheet. Net Asset Value per share is 3x the share price. Pretty good bottom fishers starting point. This business will very soon be generating £2mn+ of operating cashflow per annum from its existing core secure lending business...even applying a miserably low 4x multiple, this enterprise is worth £8mn, plus the £2mn cash on Balance Sheet...so rounded numbers £10mn....or a share price valuation of nearly £6 (there are only 2mn shares issued?) To really make it worth a punt, I see that wealthy investors like Bruce Judge and Greg Litster are also stake building - their plan must be to either take this over, or reverse another business they own into Impact... I will try buying some of these early tomorrow. Value always catches up with the fundamentals, even if patience is required and the spread is a bit mad. I wonder how long before other value investors notice. DYOR |
Posted at 21/12/2010 17:23 by grlz SW - OPM signals how much demand there is, its a situation that is benefiting all companies in the sector who are now beginning to enjoy the benefits of 'last man standing' now that the weak players in the market have ceased business or fallen away.imho OPM is a touch expensive after its recent run, although it remains attractive - small lenders tend to have a fair value of 10x earnings and OPM are suffering from limited availability of banking lines as other players in the sector like PCF. OPM borrowed funds from Ron Russell to keep moving but private investor capital is an expensive way to fund growth. IHUK resolved its funding lines last year by acquiring Sutherlands and integrating their facilities into Group. This year's results will be clean of those costs and should demonstrate the growth potential coming from that buy ihmo. What I find interesting is IHUK looks like its dipping its toes back into property lending with the recent creation of Impact Property Management Limited last September - IHUK has an existing property bridging division to build on, so it may signal a high-yield return to the sector in a similar vein to other niche players recently like the privately owned Vanberger who specialise in grant assisted development lending who charge c.40% interest and Cheval who are lending commercial at c.50% LTV www.cheval.co.uk No one is being generous and lenders like IHUK are able to cherry pick business so the returns going forward will be fantastic imho DYOR |
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