Inland Homes Share Discussion Threads

[master rsi] 17/3/2020 14:16

SKYSHIP

re - thnx for your input - great charts and always appreciated.

You are much welcome to the stock fraternity and glad you enjoy the charts as there will be many more on the way.

[badtime] 17/3/2020 14:14

Agree with that first sentence

[skyship] 17/3/2020 13:31

Master RSI - thnx for your input - great charts and always appreciated.

Joined you a little late in the day. Paid 38.8p; but for only a few - funded mainly through the sale of a few INLZ.

[master rsi] 17/3/2020 12:09

Other crashers like Dotcom crash or Great Financial Crisis fell much more than now, but stock markets have recovered every time.

[master rsi] 17/3/2020 11:40

How much the market has fallen since the selling started

[spob] 17/3/2020 11:19

if i was a bank

i would have no issues at all lending to INL

because the loan would be fully backed up by very high quality assets

[mallorca 9] 17/3/2020 11:16

Master RSI

please leave this site … with your useless backward looking indicators.

You clog up every decent site .

If your charts worked we'd all be millionaires.

Please don't spoil this bb …. there are many others you can move to.

[daneswooddynamo] 17/3/2020 11:16

Far too many pa holders here and a poor institutional register is to blame. Top management holds nearly 30 million shares. I think they will be keen to see through this!

[spud] 17/3/2020 11:12

Bonkers pricing but with so much fear out there, few are prepared to buy with conviction. When/if we get the RNS with the offer for the Company in at a lowly £1, I can see quite a few ex holders self abusing themselves...

spud

[skyship] 17/3/2020 11:07

The share price here looks like an absurdity - but who really wants to buy anything at the moment.

Still, INL has a low overhead - doesn't employ many people after all. All their projects will proceed; though with some small delay presumably.

36p for a MCap of just £75m!

Sooo tempting...

[master rsi] 17/3/2020 11:06

The INDICATORS are well at oversold at the moment as is share price related to the lower Bollinger Band.

[mallorca 9] 17/3/2020 10:43

To me it is a bit worrying that the Co hasn't reassured investors re liquidity.
Having said that , you could probably criticise all Co's for that.

I still think some are underestimating my other concern - the lack of a workforce.
We are probably only 1 week away from total lockdown - people not allowed to leave home.

The construction industry will be shutdown for the foreseeable future.

[qs99] 17/3/2020 10:40

Think the price is now saying that house prices and sales will be affected and materially so. INL could therefore find itself with material levels of debts and lower cash flows to support it no? Some clarity from them would be good.

[pavey ark] 17/3/2020 10:28

bwm2, you were going to go to France on Friday !!!!

Let me say again , you sold some share for "peace of mind" and yet you were going skiing in France (or indeed anywhere!!).

Now it seems you would like this company to tell you that it's OK to buy the shares again.

The share price has fallen because of uncertainty.

Whither the sellers are smart or irrational only time will tell but the current price must be considered when making any decision.

[master rsi] 17/3/2020 10:22

It's the sell off now overdone at 38p?
the peer's house builders starting to bounce back today

[poolestudio] 17/3/2020 10:19

Long at 40p

[bwm2] 17/3/2020 10:18

I made a number of sales on Friday for peace of mind as I was going skiing. Well back in UK as France shut their restaurants and ski lifts. One of the sales was INL and my view was and is that I would repurchase lower and in greater £

I would welcome the disclosure accompanying a rights issue and assuming nothing indicating viability of the company rather than project delays would take the opportunity to re invest

[pavey ark] 17/3/2020 10:02

Firstly I have to say that the comments re: potential death toll etc render everything else said by these posters as likely to be complete nonsense.

INL is the only company I hold that has debt and on the face of it it has a lot of debt !!

I don't want to claim any superior investing skills and I have had the usual disasters in the past but I wonder how many people looked at the comments about debt THEN LOOKED AT THE RESULTS/COMPANY INFORMATION and tried to get some sort of perspective on the situation.

There are reasons for the debt increase.
INL is not your average house builder and operates in a different market.

I'm not saying buy or sell but a little objectivity and research may help in the decision making process.

[apatel21] 17/3/2020 09:59

With so much debt is a rights issue a possibility here ?

[spud] 17/3/2020 09:26

Complete capitulation & trading as if it’s going out of business. Someone’s going to get a bargain here....

spud

[daicaprice] 17/3/2020 09:08

Picked up another 3,500, hell of a drop this morning And looking well cheap now.

DC

[mallorca 9] 17/3/2020 08:48

Although I'm out of this at the moment I must say that the Company really could do with issuing a statement re cashflow and liquidity - to reassure investors.

[mallorca 9] 17/3/2020 07:14

Yes, I had read that and have passed in onto others.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 16/3/2020 19:39

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