International Personal F... Share Discussion Threads

[s34icknote] 19/5/2020 14:05

HMSO my biggest holding !Sicknote

[kemche] 19/5/2020 13:36

Bought some - just because.

[sbb1x] 19/5/2020 13:33

Might take some more down here.

[sbb1x] 19/5/2020 13:20

Hmso last 2 days.40p -64p

[s34icknote] 19/5/2020 13:03

Just look at Halfords to see how things change quickly 49p to 190 !Just get in early !!!'Sicknote

[sudnal1] 19/5/2020 10:30

Looks like there is some strength in the share price today and let's hope it can recover to the levels it deserves to. Any confirmed news on Polish tax win for years 2008 and 2009 adding £34m + interest to the bottom line will send this share soaring IMO.

[sbb1x] 19/5/2020 08:31

Ask rising.....

[s34icknote] 19/5/2020 08:23

And the director buys in April and March some at 1.00 !And last year at 170p! Hooefully seller has gone !Pe of three goes to 99pNo wonder they were buying !!!Sicknote

[sbb1x] 19/5/2020 08:17

Recent high 65pDirector buying 200,000@49p a week or 2 ago.Broker targets 270 ?

[sbb1x] 19/5/2020 08:14

Target 65pLet's go!

[picardy] 18/5/2020 21:06

I would buy much more but for the persistent seller who does not even care about waiting for the price to recover a little bit. Looks like someone urgently needs cash. Very unfortunate but we have to sit this through...

[sbb1x] 18/5/2020 17:54

This was 65p not long ago.Broker target over 2 pounds. You could do extremely well here.

[s34icknote] 18/5/2020 16:55

Can't believe I doubled up at 37p !Sicknote

[s34icknote] 18/5/2020 16:31

There's our seller !425000 !Sicknote

[s34icknote] 18/5/2020 14:47

Topped up here Thought 50p was cheap Market has missed the director buys here !!!!Sicknote

[furmy1] 18/5/2020 11:41

You are right. Sorry managed to get dates mixed up. Need new glasses

[linton5] 18/5/2020 11:20

29july pal were you seeing tmmw

[furmy1] 18/5/2020 11:16

Year end results tomorrow - maybe someone knows what's coming???

[picardy] 18/5/2020 10:48

CC2014 - the continuous fall in price since it reached 60p or so has nothing to do with the state of economies you mentioned, IMHO. From what I can see, we have a persistent seller, which unfortunately there are a lot nowadays and this has nothing to do with the prospects of their investments. I have not yet seen any drastic effect of CV19 on the economics of the company, the directors are adding, I think this is waaaay oversold. Unfortunately, we have to wait until the seller is out but I am not overly concerned about the business model and its viability here.

[m_n_tomlinson] 18/5/2020 10:34

For example Lloyds Bank is not doing much better these days either.

[m_n_tomlinson] 18/5/2020 10:33

'If a share falls this fast on a really good up day on the markets and an even better day in the financial sector, that's not good news because it's likely to get smashed to pieces on a bad day on the markets.'

That's rubbish. We have sector rotation.

How long have you been investing or trading? A couple of weeks?

[cc2014] 18/5/2020 10:13

Guys, I don't want to burst your bubble but if a share falls this fast on a really good up day on the markets and an even better day in the financial sector, that's not good news because it's likely to get smashed to pieces on a bad day on the markets.

It's falling on tiny trades because the seller can't find any buyers and is trying to drip his position into the market, without disturbing the price but even at these low volumes he is failing.

IPF operates in Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithunia, Poland, Czech Repulic, Hungary, Romania, Spain, Mexic, Australia.

Of those only Finland and Australia have the sorts of economy able to deal with Covid-19.

Of IPF's 2.15m customers, 1.8m are served face to face in their hoome or by agents.
As Covid-19 grows in these countries, collection rates on face to face are going to fall to ... I don't know.... zero? I don't know... well not zero but it's not exactly essentail business is it? and even if the collections still continue who is going to be able to pay the loans back anyway?

[sbb1x] 18/5/2020 09:43

Tiny trades. S1 with DMA playing with it