Inland Homes Share Discussion Threads

[shaker44] 03/5/2018 01:55

well I have reading 100p,+ for a while, and then it stutters into mid 60's before slipping back to high fifties. just more sellers than buyers at this level I guess.

[daicaprice] 02/5/2018 22:16

This is the most solid share on AIM, it will never mutibag but will be £1.20 and pay a good divi.

DC

[yump] 02/5/2018 22:03

My daughter's doing a biochem degree and she got an A* at A level English - I'll let her know that there are jobs going in brokers for scientists that can write metaphors...

[priteshpatel9] 02/5/2018 07:48

Shaker - have a read of the intro from that Hardman & Co report. Link below. That hopefully explains everything. :D

[shaker44] 02/5/2018 02:45

hey guys, why is it INL has a large discount to nav and never gets anywhere? 1 step forward 2 steps back?
Institutions dont trust directors may be??
or over geared?
or what??
just seems odd that despite progressive trading results the discount to nav never closes?

[yump] 25/4/2018 16:32

Ditto. I don't often say WTF, but WTF ?

Clearly a failed over-enthusiastic creative marketing person moved to Hardman from an agency.

Reminds me of desperate marketing...

On Tesco aluminium foil they've actually put a tagline:
"Foiled again". Really ?

"Have you read a good book recently ? Well perhaps its time to 'book' your holiday with us" Ha ha bloody ha. Must be aiming at Sun and Daily Mail readers I guess.

[spob] 25/4/2018 16:25

2581

and worst of all, Inland have actually paid for that report to be written.

[huttonr] 25/4/2018 16:22

At least, the comparison of DNA and Inland raised a smile on my face - which is more than most research notes.

[priteshpatel9] 25/4/2018 16:13

That report.WTF is this nonsense?"Deoxyribonucleic acid is a thread-like chain of nucleotides carrying the genetic instructions used in growth and development. In essence, it stores bio information and the DNA backbone is resistant to cleavage. Inland and its organic make-up are of the terrestrial and what occupies it: identify; separate; build; and vend. The company also possesses great connexion and continuity of purpose."

[alter ego] 25/4/2018 12:11

Research note from Hardman out today

[p1966] 16/4/2018 07:47

....to say nothing of INL's land sales, after the value-add of planning permission.

[p1966] 15/4/2018 20:30

Thinking of Westleigh:In the year ended 31 March 2018, Westleigh delivered 1,159 homes in partnership with local authorities and housing associations, of which 92% were affordable (per Hargreaves Lansdown).So, a greater volume, but the margins must have been tighter? Plus INL is increasing both volumes and margins.DYORPhil

[spob] 12/4/2018 21:22

I hold some TEF

although my holding here is far greater

[daicaprice] 12/4/2018 20:53

Just read up on the land bank, granted permissions and location of future permissions. Then make your mind up.

DC

[riverman77] 12/4/2018 19:56

This stock just recently caught my eye and doing a bit more research, but looks very interesting. At the moment can't decide between this or Telford Homes - Inland is obviously much cheaper in terms of discount to nav, although Telford has more of a track record and more liquid.

[daicaprice] 12/4/2018 18:14

Nice steady day, I see another little rise tomorrow.

DC

[spob] 12/4/2018 12:40

but need more info really such as the hidden development value of work in progress

[spob] 12/4/2018 12:39

I'd say at least double the current share price on a conservative basis

[daicaprice] 12/4/2018 12:38

Sounds about right to me, be more than happy with £1.

DC

[norbert colon] 12/4/2018 12:36

By my estimates it values INL at around £205m or 102p

[fanshaw] 12/4/2018 12:17

Westleighs Homes today sold to Countryside Property's for 135 Million

Turnover 151 Million Operating Profits 15.1 Million

Gross Asset' 76 Million Land Bank 4,981

What Price does that put on Inland Replys on back of postcard.