Inland Homes Share Discussion Threads

[igbertsponk] 04/2/2019 12:05

Loads more docs suddenly appeared on the Wilton Park planning page.
Summary is they've upped the affordable numbers, some to be owned by INLs new affordable housing company. And used the Council's methodology. Hopefully this will unlock the logjam and enable planning to be granted.

[mfhmfh] 01/2/2019 14:27

I think February 19th could be a big catalyst for the share price. If INL receives approval as is expected. IMHO.

[pavey ark] 01/2/2019 11:56

Just had a look and he recommended it on the 17th of Dec at 50.5p.
This is an inclusion in his yearly Bargain Shares list and he rates it top of the list.
People follow his Bargain Share list but I think that some hold back to see if the price settles after publication.
Whatever happens in the next week or so the share is now known to a larger number of investors.
The Cheshunt planning application will certainly be covered by Investors Chronicle and if that goes well for INL people will certainly take notice.

[spot1034] 01/2/2019 11:16

Unfortunately, this share has been recommended time and again by ST and there is a brief spike upwards, followed by a decline back to where we started, and it seems to have happened again this morning.

[mfhmfh] 01/2/2019 10:11

good volume today

[cheshire man] 01/2/2019 09:15

Yes it's brought in the buyers but IMO this was undervalued which is why I've been happy to top up at lower levels

[stevieweebie2] 01/2/2019 08:54

Yes I've been watching since Xmas and finally placed a buy order last night. Seems a decent story to be told.

[spot1034] 01/2/2019 08:29

Definitely a flurry of buying and a penny or so added to the price at the open this morning.

[pavey ark] 31/1/2019 21:00

Just read it and it is quite a write up.
Simon Thompson has a large following and his yearly "bargain" portfolios have done well in the past.
Not only is INL on the list but it is top of the list.
The logical conclusion is that Simon Thompson considers INL to be the biggest bargain of all the shares quoted in London.
(his view and obviously many would disagree)

Must cause a spike tomorrow and then there is the planning decision in the middle of the month.

[davidosh] 31/1/2019 18:25

Good news for Inland holders....

Simon Thompson's annual Investors Chronicle
Bargain Shares 2019 Portfolio' cover feature will be published in IC tomorrow. The ten stocks this year are:

INL - Inland Homes
JOG - Jersey Oil and Gas
RFX - Ramsdens Holdings
FUM - Futura Medical
AUGM - Augmentum Fintech
TMT - TMT Investments
MERC - Mercia Technologies
DRV - Driver Group
LIT - Litigation Capital Management
BMY - Bloomsbury Publishing.

[mip55] 30/1/2019 08:05

Looks like an ADVFN glitch, unfortunately!

[mip55] 30/1/2019 08:03

Errrrmmmm.......22% up?

[p1966] 29/1/2019 11:41

One of this morning's 'sells' @56.3p was a buy. I know. It was me.

[mip55] 28/1/2019 11:51

Looks like planning application for Lakeside slated for 7pm 19 Feb

[mfhmfh] 25/1/2019 14:36

good volume today

[spob] 24/1/2019 17:31

I guess the council then gives them to our friends from across the channel

[spob] 24/1/2019 16:58

Modular Homes Business

Our modular homes business, Hugg Homes, has completed its first development at Chapel Riverside, Southampton. The 22 units are fully let to Southampton City Council and private tenants, generating a total rental income of GBP168,000 per annum.

A second scheme of 32 units is under construction at Cheshunt Lakeside, where Broxbourne Council has signed a three year lease on the entire development at an annual rent of GBP319,500.

[mw8156] 24/1/2019 16:00

pictures of their Southampton Hugg Homes on the internet,
these appear to be what used to be called prefabs,
wonder what the materials are- they look to be aluminium/ metal not timber frame nut limited info on the website,

[yump] 24/1/2019 10:22

Well they've never done it up to now, so that's a question for an AGM - or at least an explanation eg: 'we have no idea at this time in the financial year because of x,y,z' - which obviously does apply to some businesses - but no idea if it applies here.

Shame really, as the results have been good. They could do with a little 'never knowingly undersold' or whatever that slogan was.

[truffle] 24/1/2019 10:12

Which makes the word 'Trading' completely meaningless.
The company must surely realise this and should know better. All they have done is given a project update.
What investors want, and deserve, is an update on the company's trading performance.

[yump] 24/1/2019 10:11

Yes it feels a bit 'private' doesn't it.

[jaf111] 24/1/2019 10:09

Just to be clear I remain very positive on INL (it is one of my largest holdings) but to issue a trading update with absolutely no mention of the financial performance is a bit odd but perhaps not surprising......

IMO the company appears to be performing well but its low rating is in part due to its very poor communication with us shareholders....

[yump] 24/1/2019 09:54

Same time last year there was no financial guidance and the year before there wasn't an update.

If the Cheshunt scheme gets planning permission, I make that will double the current number.