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INL Inland Homes Plc

8.50
0.00 (0.00%)
01 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Inland Homes Plc LSE:INL London Ordinary Share GB00B1TR0310 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 8.50 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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27/6/2016
19:16
I don't see why this is worth holding now, not during such uncertain times.

The time will come to buy it again...but this is a stock to hold during a construction boom during times of high demand for housing.

We just had a transformational event that will trigger further divisive events in the eurozone. We have political uncertainty. Down grades to growth. A recession on the cards.

So much that does not sit well with the housing market.

Wicks and his buddies make a lot of money here. They don't share it with their shareholders. Why stay loyal when the market is now against this sector?

It doesn't pay you an income to stay loyal.

I target 40-45p here within the next 12 months.

dt1010
27/6/2016
18:59
Yes PJ. It is a Black Swan event.

The market has seen nothing yet compared to what will happen when greece leaves the EU and the French national front demand a referendum.

This is the start of the end of Europe. It is bigger than Lehman. It will trigger massive market ramifications.

The slump has only just started.

Gold and silver and their miners and weirdly the USD are the only refuges.

Everything else will crash.

And by the way. Demand will not 'be higher'. It will stop entirely. People will watch and wait to see how bad things are going to get before buying a property.

Estate Agents will seriously suffer.

dt1010
27/6/2016
18:48
Demand will be higher, but the fear of affording it higher too, so a double edged sword. The Market, imo, isn't reacting to the 'OUT' vote directly. Its reacting to the fact that not ONE politician, from any side, had any plans for an OUT vote. No plan B. They were that smug and complacent that it would be 'IN'.

This is a massive wake up call to our whole political system.

Its unbelievable.

pj 1
27/6/2016
17:34
Sparky you jealous fool, I was in this from 19p and you know it, made a lot of money here.

look over at HOC and you will see.

Chin up ;)

Source mate. I do not see this as temporary. Brexit is a game changer. The property market is now going to come under a lot of pressure. It's sentiment based, never mind the fundamentals.

The growth cycle in property has come to an end, everywhere. Margins will not be the same, demand will not be as high. Hence the large % drops in Housebuilders.

Silver and gold mining shares are where it's at now. They love the uncertainty.

It doesn't pay to hold Inl when it's not rising as it doesn't pay dividends.

Been a good trade though from 19p to the eighties.

The pain is not over yet by any means. Unless you think that the markets bottomed out already lol

dt1010
27/6/2016
17:28
If we'd all followed dt1010's advice we'd all have put our cash on this at 85p. Now he's targeting 45p. He's previously quoted Warren Buffet to imply he has the same "investment" strategy. My advice is to wait for a dt1010 post then do the opposite.
sparkyhd
27/6/2016
16:53
DT - care of to explain your views? Many house builders have great balance sheets and cash on hand. Government is also going to continue to be keen to support house buyers so not sure what you're seeing beyond a temporary dislocation in sentiment?Regards,Source.
source
27/6/2016
14:21
Was going to try to guess when to buy agree with above point was in this stock last year but sold out but too early to tell this is a good com
mrthomas
27/6/2016
13:39
Orange lol, they have most of their money in hoc and have done since 60p over there..keep up ;)

Silver and gold is what this market is all about now. Housebuilders and banks are going to suffer and this is just the start of it.

Just watch what happens over the next year to the price of silver and gold and their miners and the housebuilding and banking sector.

One is a super long, the other is a superb short.

And we have only just begun.

There's sub 60p like I said would come and was riubbished for saying so.

45p next target.

dt1010
27/6/2016
13:28
I spent my last pennies too soon :-(
david77
27/6/2016
13:28
DTBit worried about the kids. Are they alright? Do you still have money to feed them?
orange1
27/6/2016
13:19
No rush to buy more none at all....this could get back to 50p before a real recovery starts, give it a few months, there's hell ahead for banks and housebuildes.
dt1010
27/6/2016
10:12
Hmm...buy target ..pause for thought
badtime
27/6/2016
09:15
Good point.
shanklin
27/6/2016
08:55
They're trying to do you a favour.
alphapig
27/6/2016
08:26
INL share price dropping like a stone but cannot get an online quote to even buy 5k.
shanklin
24/6/2016
13:46
Same sector and we build houses ..😜
dt1010
24/6/2016
10:19
Recovering nicely - we're nothing like BDEV! They buy land from us.
philjeans
24/6/2016
10:16
We have in excess of two years during which we might see an acceleration of people coming in to the country to get in while they can. That might not be good news in every respect but it could well mean firm house prices for quite a while yet.
spot1034
24/6/2016
09:45
If people think one drop on the morning of brexit is all bank shares and house builders etc are going to see...they are mistaken. Housing is now entering great uncertainty. I will be adding here but not yet. Will house prices drop by 20%?
If they do, what will land values drop by?
Look at BDEV today.
Our % drop is insignificant by comparison.

dt1010
24/6/2016
09:36
I've just bt 4617 @ 64.75p - compared with the 76p paid by someone by re-investing my recent dividend against my instructions.
david77
24/6/2016
09:31
Bought another 10k - huge over-reaction!

Houses in demand because of the shortage of houses! QED.

philjeans
24/6/2016
08:58
I don't doubt that but...

This will still go sub 60p

dt1010
24/6/2016
07:16
...errmm there's still a very large housing deficit nationally, and will be for many years yet, so not sure it's really that bad for Inland really. The shock though may present an opp?Regards,Source.
source
24/6/2016
05:17
cough....this will go sub 60p now....

wow, Brexit it is then !

the gravy train days are OVER for housebuilders....for some time to come!

loads of smaller highly leveraged ones will go to the wall.

Resi property will fall by 20% across the UK...

Europe as a whole will collapse given time, for once the people have spoken and been heard !!

dt1010
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