Inspired Share Discussion Threads

[wanttowin] 13/3/2017 10:50

Would it be fair to say nigh 50% in 4 weeks, without being shot down lol

[1gw] 13/3/2017 10:25

I agree. It seems to me more likely to continue to run up into the news given the momentum and the succession of tips, barring a general market pullback. Which is why I'm resisting the temptation to bank more profits just at present.

[1gw] 13/3/2017 10:03

The force is strong with this one!

Looks like top-slicing at 14.75p was a bit premature. Trying not to press the sell button on a second tranche right now.

[cheshire man] 13/3/2017 08:56

Let's see if we can break through the 2014 resistance this week,,,,,,feel we can with a fair wind and only two weeks to news ,,,,,,DYOR


Outlook
(30/01/2017) "...I am confident that 2017 will be another year of positive growth for the company"

[rivaldo] 13/3/2017 08:29

Buying at above 18p now (at 18.04p actually slightly above the 18p offer price).

[cheshire man] 10/3/2017 11:34

Good finish to the week for us :-)

[rivaldo] 10/3/2017 09:46

Excellent - Panmure Gordon have today raised their target price to 21p (from 19p).

Even then, with 1.5p EPS forecast this year a 21p share price would only be a current year P/E of 14, so you can still see decent upside from there:

[melody9999] 09/3/2017 19:29

Ah thats what caused the share price reversal into the close then. I too can see the share price moving ahead smartly if we break through the 17p area.

[rivaldo] 09/3/2017 15:54

Looks like a very positive article about INSE in today's Shares Mag:



"Analyst predicts big things for Inspired Energy and Smart Metering Systems

Inspired Energy (INSE:AIM) and Smart Metering Systems (SMS) are the two most mispriced stocks in the support services sector, claims Panmure Gordon analyst Michael Donnelly. He believes you could make a mint buying now as the market has made wrong assumptions about the stocks which should eventually be corrected. Their shares could trade much higher once investors properly understand each of ... "

[igoe104] 08/3/2017 11:56

Run your winners, that's the saying.

your never going to be rich, selling every time a share goes up 30%.

[owenski] 08/3/2017 11:34

Sums up my thoughts as well Rivaldo

[rivaldo] 08/3/2017 11:30

I'm happy to hold for a lot more on a P/E of only 11. This is a well-run company with a variety of growing markets to attack and more acquisitions likely.

A bit of profit-taking is perfectly understandable, but I can't see much downside assuming stable markets, whereas I can see substantial upside to say 20p-23p once the market factors in this year's forecast of 1.5p EPS from Panmure Gordon. And then more looking forward to next year.

[melody9999] 08/3/2017 08:44

Missed the top yesterday as I was not watching the markets but remember top slicing at 17p ish the last time around - was it 3 years ago?

So fully invested here and trusting I won't have to wait nearly as long until we hit and finally break through the 17.5p barrier.

[yump] 07/3/2017 20:53

If its fess-up time, I've been top-slicing quite a few as well. Waiting for a market pull back, maybe this year, maybe next, but I can't imagine we will escape nicely from the Brexit fracas.

[glasshalfull] 07/3/2017 17:41

Courtesy to mention (as a cheerleader of this stock ;-) that I've top-sliced a few. Most bought c.12.5p (see post 1125) and my weighting in INSE was simply too high.

Glad it's finally getting the re-rating that it's threatened for the last 12/18 months.

Still believe there's further upside, but portfolio management & other opportunities made the decision an easy one on the sale of a proportion into strength.

Kind regards,
GHF

[yump] 07/3/2017 15:21

That looks like a test markup to me.

This year's forecast growth is 15%++ though, so really, even if there is a pullback, a reasonably full price would easily be over 20p. ie. 15 x the eps forecats.

[wanttowin] 07/3/2017 14:38

Well yes ok, perhaps maths a tad out, but I had a small top up 3 weeks ago at 12.8 ( see post 1093 )and sold at 17.3. Nearer 40% than 50% so apologies. But my first batch here was in the 10's so not bothered about the quibbling.

[greenroom78] 07/3/2017 14:30

Yes, not debating it's been a good rise.

I've just sliced some at a smidge under 17.5p (I've got a short term view) as I have my eye on the 2014 resistance. A decent trade for me buying in on the lows of the pullback after the recent Midas tip. Fundamentally I can see more, but I like to listen to the charts as well.

[funkmasterp12] 07/3/2017 14:23

Not quite 50%, but it's not the end of the week yet!

[pj 1] 07/3/2017 14:22

3 week low = 12.8 (at best) . Add on half spread = 13.2p offer (at best)

Current bid again at best = 17.25p

By my calculations = 31%

A nice return though if your a short term trader.

[greenroom78] 07/3/2017 14:11

50% in 3 weeks? I'd love to see you workings out on that.

Some clever accounting going on there.

[wanttowin] 07/3/2017 13:54

Just top sliced some of mine, couldn't resist a really good profit.

Wow 50% rise in 3 weeks and 18p hit

[rivaldo] 07/3/2017 13:51

And getting better too....

[cheshire man] 07/3/2017 08:29

Good start again this morning :-)