Inland Homes Share Discussion Threads

[djderry] 10/10/2017 22:58

Of course he's buying them,they're going for half nothing!( Or should that be half of forward NAV).

[gary1966] 10/10/2017 14:39

At its' current level INL is now on a 12mth chart breakout. If this can be maintained then this will attract another kind of investor.

[qs99] 10/10/2017 13:39

Bid would be nice, over a £1?! DYOR

[targatarga] 10/10/2017 12:33

Daily rises followed by a bid for the company would be good! imho

[zulfikar] 10/10/2017 12:21

Double bottom reversal...bullish signal.

[yump] 10/10/2017 12:11

One day, this investment malarky will all be explained I'm sure...

[cheshire man] 10/10/2017 12:10

QS99

IC

INL is trading at about half its expected NAV of 107p for June 2018. DYOR on that :-)

[mfhmfh] 10/10/2017 12:04

if share price can get past 65, next resistance around 68. past 68 then upwards to around 74p. GLA. IMHO.

[qs99] 10/10/2017 11:52

Only 10% higher than now and given momentum and director buying I think medium term could mean a week at this rate especially if the buy back continues.... Simon Thompson in IC i seem to remember likes them, may see another write up which could help... DYOR

[cheshire man] 10/10/2017 11:43

That is my target price too QS99,,,,in the medium term,,,,,,,a show of confidence from a Director IMV:-) DYOR

[qs99] 10/10/2017 11:28

70p next imo hold on tight! Dyor

[igbertsponk] 10/10/2017 08:20

Company competing with the CEO to buy shares! Leave some for the punters!

[suetballs] 10/10/2017 07:12

Wicks buys another 50k shares.
Suet

[yump] 09/10/2017 22:53

There was me thinking 'short SBs' meant short sons of...

Looks like the tide might have turned properly here. Always surprising how fast it can happen and for how long (sometimes), presumably as it suddenly gets reassessed by larger investors.

Unless I'm imagining it, seems to often be from a new low (or recent new low after a long time). Perhaps there are lots of triggers hit through technical signals that the bottom has been reached.

[qs99] 09/10/2017 15:48

indeed, although they are some way off 2 year highs which was above 80p. Am targeting early 70p levels first test...let's see and DYOR

[soundbuy] 09/10/2017 15:45

Buy back supporting the price here, a whack taken today I'd guess. Perhaps another 3 or 4p on the price before 1m completed......??

[stonesfan] 09/10/2017 13:57

Spread betters gambling on a price fall, Sleepy.

[sleepy] 09/10/2017 13:53

What/who are short SBs?

[cheshire man] 09/10/2017 13:41

You were spot on with that spud,,,,,,,:-)

[spud] 06/10/2017 11:42

I'm getting the impression that much of this selling is down to short SBs. The volume just isn't large enough to indicate a big holder selling down and besides, if it was, there would be large blocks being reported which just isn't the case.

I also wouldn't be surprised to see a continuation of the Buy Back once the initial 1m has been filled.

spud

[zulfikar] 06/10/2017 09:39

Work on Chapel Riverside, a 457-home development project, will begin later this month close to Ocean Village.


FIVE years of housing development is set to begin later this month on a new 457-home Southampton site.

Developers Inland Homes are to officially break ground on Chapel Riverside, an 8.9-acre site that will see new residential properties next to the River Itchen, close to Ocean Village.

One of the city’s main regeneration projects, the former town depot is to be replaced with a range of homes close to the river and the centre of Southampton.

New flood defences and the reconstruction of a new underground surface water storage tank are also part of the plans that will be finished in 2022.

Chief executive of Inland Homes, Stephen Wicks, said: “We’re creating a comprehensive, mixed-use riverside destination at Chapel Riverside, featuring marine based employment space and improved public access to the waterfront.

“It’s hugely exciting to see this ambitious project starting to come out of the ground.”

The scheme will include 457 properties with a range of heights and building types. The settings of both the Cross House and American Wharf near to Chapel Riverside will also be improved as part of the proposed scheme, which also features a new square with cafes and restaurants.

Southampton City Council leader Simon Letts said: “The ceremony of ground-breaking at the Chapel Riverside development area marks the second phase of Southampton City Council’s Itchen Riverside very important project(VIP).

“The project is one of seven VIP’s and forms part of our ambitious plan for economic growth and development within the city.

“Our ongoing partnership with Inland Homes is a part of radical scheme of improvement in the waterfront areas of Southampton, and the Chapel Riverside area will complement Inland Homes’ Meridian Waterside site, where development is already well underway.”

The ceremony to mark the start of development is set to take place on October 18, with the first phase of development expected to finish in summer 2018 and will include 72 one and two-bedroom apartments.

Final completion of the site is expected in 2022.

[stemis] 04/10/2017 12:57

Massive?

Net debt (inc ZDPs) is 35% of property and inventories or 27% if you included unrealised value in developments. Not insignificant I'd agree, but massive?

[shanklin] 04/10/2017 10:57

"Quite often in the past I seem to remember the stocks left behind in a bull market were frequently faulty in some way. It appears now that there are plenty that have simply been left behind, despite having reasonable enough models and results."

The only problem I can see with INL is the massive gearing. In the circumstances, share buybacks seem to me just about the worst thing to be doing.