Inland Homes Share Discussion Threads

[master rsi] 18/8/2022 22:06

REPORT - LONDON MARKET CLOSE:

"London's blue chips also got a boost from a rebound from the UK's housebuilders. A day after finishing at the bottom of the FTSE 100, Persimmon closed out Thursday as one of its best performers.

On Wednesday, Persimmon said its half-year earnings declined. The York-based company said revenue in the half-year to June 30 fell 8.3% to GBP1.69 billion from GBP1.84 billion a year ago. Completions during the half amounted to 6,652 new homes, down from 7,406 a year earlier, as expected.

Despite the fall in profit, the housebuilder remained optimistic: "While near term uncertainties continue the longer-term fundamentals remain strong," it said. It continues to target around 10% growth in active outlets by the end of 2022.

It added 2.2% on Thursday, regaining some of Wednesday's 7.8% loss. Rivals Barratt Developments, Taylor Wimpey and Berkeley followed suit, adding 1.6%, 1.8% and 0.8%, respectively."

[master rsi] 18/8/2022 11:32

Are we ready to change the cycle?

[oi_oi_savaloy] 18/8/2022 08:44

I still can't understand why you do this RSI - there's an RNS, each morning, that comes to our own email addresses (if you've signed up to it, which I have and loads on here have)....the info is on INL's website or it's posted on advfn or lse's websites in the respective INL area each day, literally as the RNS comes out. Why spam the boards with info we've already got?

Some of the other stuff you post can be interesting (the graphs/buying sentiment) but just repeating what is already out there? I just don't understand why you do it. Do you do it for all the shares you're interested in? or just INL? And why? Unless it's for post-count or something?

[master rsi] 18/8/2022 08:08

Only 1 trade of 60K no a volume weighted average .....

Inland Homes announces that on 17 August 2022 it purchased an aggregate of 60,000 ordinary shares at a volume weighted average price of 31.50 pence

17-Aug-22 14:33:19 31.50p 60,000

[master rsi] 17/8/2022 09:06

p1966

re - all three trades showed as sells

The system ( computer orientated ) only places the trades depending if they are above or below MIDDLE PRICE.
example:
MIDDLE PRICE
above = buy
below = sell

So do NOT take it by heart those trades at any place.

[master rsi] 17/8/2022 08:54

Another 2 lots total 38K on a NO busy day .................

Inland Homes announces that on 16 August 2022 it purchased an aggregate of 38,325 ordinary shares at a volume weighted average price of 32.02 pence

20,325 32.12 08:40:18
18,000 31.90 14:13:54

[master rsi] 16/8/2022 07:42

When there are sales the opportunity for buying 81K does not go missed, like yesterday with 3 lots ........

Inland Homes announces that on 15 August 2022 it purchased an aggregate of 81,000 ordinary shares at a volume weighted average price of 32.41 pence
26,000 32.48p 09:12:23
44,500 32.40p 10:56:36
10,500 32.25p 15:41:40

[master rsi] 15/8/2022 07:54

If there are no sales, there are not many buying so only 18K, after no buying the day before.....

Inland Homes announces that on 12 August 2022 it purchased 18,000 ordinary shares at 32.45 pence

[oi_oi_savaloy] 12/8/2022 08:24

InlandInvestment - whoops - my mistake. Totally forgot about Bewley being on the same site....so when I saw the update (elsewhere, not here) put 2 and 2 together....and came up with the wrong answer.

I don't know Savills (the team there) but they'll leverage buyers from London, wider-market, as well as local through their extensive network.

Do you know the Savills team acting for Inland?

I know the land team of course, just not the sales team(s) particularly.

[spob] 12/8/2022 07:55

If you can make progress trading very small cap, high spread stocks then fair play to you

Perhaps you could start another thread just for keeping track of buyback data for your spreadsheets

Personally It is annoying to check posts on the Inland thread every day that have no value to me or the majority of those 'investing' in INL

Please don't take offense. Not having a go at you. Just something to consider.

[skyship] 12/8/2022 06:15

Likewise...

[cerrito] 11/8/2022 17:25

MasterRS1
Thanks from mr for the buy back info

[inlandinvestment] 11/8/2022 16:39

Oi Oi Savaloy .... Sue Fisher .. yes highly regarded and rightly so .. however she / Hamptons are acting for Bewley Homes not Inland I believe. Savills have been acting on behalf of Inland

[master rsi] 11/8/2022 15:59

re - No need to post buy back info every day

The info is more selfish than for you. It helps me to place it on the spreadsheet at the end of the week.

But what you have missed is the comment on top of the buyback, very important for what is going on at the trading floor on the stock, and some posters too lazy to press the link.

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The large spread are killing the trading for some, as they don't like it.

[alter ego] 11/8/2022 11:21

At last a post about INL that's worth reading - many thanks Oi_oi_savaloy

[oi_oi_savaloy] 11/8/2022 11:13

On the other side of things though......alot of development companies are chasing sites with planning consents....because they didn't realise that the demand for finished units (houses and apartments) continued unabated, for the most part, through covid....but their land buying diminished (they stopped buying land basically). Combine that with planning permissions taking forever (I can expand on that if anyone is interested) and suddenly, development companies realise they've got nothing to build and nothing to sell. So....consented sites are selling v v well at the moment.

Despite build costs continuing to rise (in certain areas, they're tailing off, or whisper it, falling slightly, in others) and it's a v mixed picture.

INL have sue fisher on their flagship site....she can sell sand to the eskimos...(yes, I know i've mixed it up). I expect her to meet her sales monthly targets and values.

INL have done well there. She's v good. So....I think INL will give a good account of themselves I think.

I'm also curious as to why they've not announced the deal I talked about INL recently selling (despite being a minor party in the transaction). It's all over LinkedIn for example.

[geckotheglorious] 11/8/2022 10:58

Cheers Oi Oi.
Our electric and gas consumption is rising steadily but we are prudent.
For a start we still have the windows open in Winter (for the crisp fresh air), we don't have air cons/fans in summer months.

In fact our consumption is pretty low by most standards.

[oi_oi_savaloy] 11/8/2022 10:46

I think it's the interest rate rise, combined with all the press about rising energy costs.....which actually reflect the reality, for once. Our electricity has doubled in the last 6 months and I expect it to rise again in October.

LPG has doubled in 2 years and I can't ever see it coming down.

[geckotheglorious] 11/8/2022 09:26

Wonder what is behind the "fall to low 30s"
I've not seen anything company specific.

House prices still rising, UK population still rising, mortgages only a tough more difficult to get at a slightly more expensive rate.

Very tempted at these levels although I have a nagging feeling that a major recession is around the corner...

[spob] 11/8/2022 08:46

No need to post buy back info every day

We have the news feed for that


one day you will have something worthwhile to post

and it will be ignored because people will assume you are just relaying another buy back RNS


just saying

[master rsi] 11/8/2022 08:28

They left it late to buy cheap, so not many available later as the price was rising ....

Inland Homes announces that on 10 August 2022 it purchased an aggregate of 24,000 ordinary shares at a volume weighted average price of 32.02 pence

10,000 32.00 12:00:12
14,000 32.03 15:00:30

[master rsi] 10/8/2022 22:35

32.75p +0.35p

Ready for the bounce again after retrace

[master rsi] 10/8/2022 15:44

Closed UP for the day 32 v 33.50p +0.35p

Very bullish as it finished with a Bullish Hammer Candlestick

[master rsi] 10/8/2022 14:15

Back to square one 32 v 33p