Inspired Share Discussion Threads

[rivaldo] 29/5/2020 12:36

Moving up on every buy - even after a 3k buy just now.

[cheshire man] 29/5/2020 12:27

And a lovely looking chart nice end to the week

[1gw] 29/5/2020 11:55

Impressive move.

[rivaldo] 29/5/2020 10:25

Up 0.5p after just a £2k buy - presumably there's still almost no stock around.

[rivaldo] 29/5/2020 07:19

RNS - the 2019 results will be out next Tuesday. The most recent forecast is for 1.7p EPS (as per the latest trading update), with 1.94p EPS forecast for this year:

[rivaldo] 28/5/2020 10:33

850,000 shares just reported through at 15.5p. Perhaps a delayed Buy trade which has been accumulated over a while and is the primary reason for the bounce.

[rivaldo] 27/5/2020 10:30

....and now up a further 0.25p on another £750 buy at 15.5p.....evidently still absolutely no stock around.

[rivaldo] 27/5/2020 09:08

...and to prove the point, up 0.4p just now on just a £750 buy :o))

[rivaldo] 26/5/2020 12:20

Looking VERY good online. You can sell 100,000 at a premium at 14.35p, but you can only buy a maximum 1,500 shares at 14.98p - around £230's worth!

Stock must be very hard to find at present.

[cheshire man] 22/5/2020 11:24

Very little offered online now

[rivaldo] 22/5/2020 10:49

...and another move up after a 70k buy. Encouraging to see the bid price now move up to 14p.

[rivaldo] 21/5/2020 12:19

The buying price has moved up nicely and at 14.9981p per the most recent trade is now essentially at the full offer price.

Hopefully indicative that at last there isn't much stock around.

[cheshire man] 19/5/2020 14:42

About time, Slater going over 5% is very encouraging :-)

[buoycat] 19/5/2020 14:33

It's alive!

[scottishfield] 19/5/2020 10:06

Hopefully a precursor of (good)forthcoming results.

[rivaldo] 19/5/2020 09:56

Looking interesting online, with only a maximum 50k shares available to buy. Which helps explain the small tick up after just a £3.5k buy.

[rivaldo] 18/5/2020 13:48

Indeed - hopefully any day now.

Given that per the 26th March update, the division with 90% of Group revenues had had almost no impact from COVID-19, one would hope that (quite apart from the 2019 results, which we know will be good), the outlook for this year will show only a small effect at most.

In which case the current share price would look ridiculously cheap.

Anyway, shouldn't be long now:

"There has been no material impact on the assurance and advisory services provided by the core Corporate Division to date, which represents c.90% of 2019 Group revenues."

"Whilst we undoubtedly are in a period of economic uncertainty, the Board believes that the Group's profitable and cash generative nature coupled with a strong order book and substantial liquidity at its disposal will see it well placed as the economy emerges from the current period of uncertainty."

[1gw] 15/5/2020 08:44

It would be about time in a normal year for the audited results/annual report. Perhaps a bit of a delay this year if auditing is difficult with covid19, but perhaps a notice of results might appear soon?

[rivaldo] 14/5/2020 12:21

RNS - Mark Slater is buying and is back up to 5%, with 1.3m shares:

[1gw] 06/5/2020 11:30

I've sold some more for the same trade as before.

[rivaldo] 01/5/2020 12:05

A positive review of INSE on Stockopedia:

[rivaldo] 30/4/2020 07:47

Nice:



"27 April 2020

More than 11% of the NHS's estate was set to be switched to 100% renewable electricity this spring, under new energy deals signed by its Property Services arm.

NHS Property Services (NHSPS) is responsible for more than 3,500 buildings, including hospitals, health centres and GP surgeries. These properties collectively total more than 34 million square feet.

Under new contracts signed through Inspired Energy, all of these properties will be switched to 100% renewable electricity in April. The contract will also see a shift to lower-carbon natural gas for heating. NHSPS claims the switch will reduce its annual direct (Scope 1) and power-related (Scope 2) carbon emissions by more than 40,000 tonnes."

[luffness] 28/4/2020 12:20

Not sure We Work was ever attractive! On a serious note though I can see the attractions of "flexible" office space increasing as companies realise they don't need their current fixed offices so an opportunity for someone..

[rivaldo] 28/4/2020 11:47

Cheers, much appreciated. The statement that current business is largely unaffected is particularly encouraging.

Can't help you on your ID problems though :o))

[f3eder] 28/4/2020 11:32

Rivaldo, not sure why I am now F3eder??? Rogers8