Inland Homes Share Discussion Threads

[spud] 06/4/2018 11:58

The PG influence in all probability...spud

[fanshaw] 05/4/2018 18:11

Stephen Wicks I believe has sold previous company's in the building trade

but it seems however good this company is for some reason the market fails

to recognise it. Perhaps it is time to put it up for sale.

[dsct] 05/4/2018 11:05

Spud,

I'm 5'7" and have held these since 2010, so does that count ?

Seriously though, there's no details of any material shorts on www.shorttracker.co.uk

[spud] 05/4/2018 09:32

Does anyone have a handle on the short interest here? spud

[cheshire man] 05/4/2018 08:03

At a good price too,,,,always welcome news 'tho

[cheshire man] 05/4/2018 08:03

At a good price too,,,,always welcome news 'tho

[spot1034] 05/4/2018 07:19

Wicks picks up 100,000 shares for his pension fund.

[spud] 03/4/2018 15:46

And will be until its bought out i'd suspect.

spud

[priteshpatel9] 03/4/2018 15:03

Been looking undervalued for 3 years.

[hugepants] 03/4/2018 13:24

Looking a bit undervalued here today on a 35% discount to NAV.

[spud] 29/3/2018 13:25

Worth a look:



spud

[2niffy] 29/3/2018 10:49

Company no longer in closed period and would expect the share buyback announced 7th Dec to commence. 1m shares by 30th April. Will act as good support. Previous purchases at these levels by chief exec as well.

[zulfikar] 29/3/2018 09:56

28th March
161 homes and a public area built: Next phase of major Hamworthy development given the go-ahead

COUNCILLORS have approved the next phase of a major housing development in Hamworthy, which will see 161 homes and a public quayside area built.

Poole council’s planning committee voted unanimously in favour of the proposals for the Carter’s Quay development in Blandford Road, despite some concerns over the amount of open space featured in the plans.

The first stage of the development by Inland Homes has nearly been completed and features a combination of 103 houses and flats.

The plans for the former Pilkington’s Tiles site were approved on Thursday and will see four new blocks built, containing 62 one-bed flats, 96 two-bed flats, and three three-bed flats.

The finished development will include space for restaurants, cafes, and a convenience store.

Bill Constance, chair of Poole Quays Forum, said while he “congratulated” Inland Homes for being the first developers to build on Hamworthy’s regeneration sites, he had “major concerns” about the amount of open space provided.

He said the forum objected to a central courtyard in the development being closed off to the public.

However, a representative from Inland Homes said this area was a “private amenity space” for residents and would be closed off for security reasons. He added the scheme featured a bigger public realm area than the one approved in the outline planning application in 2012.

Committee members praised the scheme before approving the next phase, with Cllr Ron Parker saying it was a “good scheme and the best we can do on this site”.

Chairman of the committee, Cllr Andy Garner-Watts said residents were “entitled to private space”, adding the development was “well thought out”.

Carter’s Quay borders the Sydenhams site, which is also earmarked for a large housing and retail scheme featuring 353 homes and a new marina.

Carter’s Quay, along with other proposed developments in the area, including Sydenhams, will create a new quay wall that will protect parts of Hamworthy which are currently susceptible to flooding.

When completed, the developments, including one at the former power station site, will have a connected public realm.

[cheshire man] 29/3/2018 09:48

Thanks for that mfhmfh that tip is well justified IMO :-)

[mfhmfh] 29/3/2018 09:21

One of ICs tips of the week.

[spob] 29/3/2018 08:59

Any comments/analysis from Panmure Gordon yet ?

[orinocor] 28/3/2018 18:55

The yield is becoming respectable. It will be 3.5% if the final shows the same level of increase. A nice little earner while the share price is depressed.

[yump] 28/3/2018 11:25

Buying at times of high market worry works very well, but that's easier to say in retrospect looking at share prices that were way lower 5 years ago, than it is to act on and press the buy button !

Its easy to get caught into thinking there's something wrong with a business that persistently has a modest or low rating, that is posting very good results and prospects. But only have to look at past charts of a few to see that the rating is quite likely to jump at some point as long as the business keeps delivering and that's more dependent on how its being run and whether its market is stable or growing, than on the main market movements.

I've got a few shares on modest ratings that when I've had a proper look at them, its apparent they've got those ratings because management have not had a consistent approach/strategy. eg. the ones that talk about growth but then end up doing mainly acquisitions...

It seems very simplistic but there's actually not many businesses where you can see growing revenue, growing profits and a growing market (or growing market share because of being just better run). In the end, growing revenue and growing 'clean' profits probably reflects a well run business. If that is consistent, then that probably reflects a competitive advantage. If there's any hiccups at all, then perhaps there's something not quite right somewhere.

I sometimes wonder whether my investments would have done much better if I'd adopted the 'one hiccup and you're out' strategy.

[cheshire man] 28/3/2018 09:37

I'm with you spob in thinking INL are seriously undervalued so happy to hold:-)

[yump] 28/3/2018 09:36

Good results are having no effect on share prices anywhere at the moment, if anything they're dropping a bit. imo that either means that the market has topped out or investors are just generally very cautious at the moment. Given that many of these companies posting good or very good results are not on high ratings, my conclusion is we've just got nervous investors, who may well be looking ahead positively, but not acting on it by actually buying. Not surprising really when the US market is all over the place as a result of Trump who made it froth with ego and then took the rug out from underneath it with the trade war stuff.

Then for our part, we've got Brexit to add to it.

[igbertsponk] 28/3/2018 09:28

No wonder they've changed advisers - hopefully Panmure Gordon can do a bit more than Stifel did for the share price!

[spob] 28/3/2018 09:20

bought some more this morning whilst these are still dirt cheap

61p

[igbertsponk] 28/3/2018 08:35

Guess investors all want jam today!

[spot1034] 28/3/2018 08:22

..and perversely is down in early trading!