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"I also need to get on to the blog - Ideally want to chat to someone about the pbv thing "
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Oi Oi, there is much discussion on the blog about PBV and, more to the point, weighted PBV which is far more useful if you're considering enhancing your gains by trading between house builder shares.
The success of doing so has a twenty track record behind it, so, all in all, just pitch up there when you're ready as we're a friendly crew - and sorry to hear of the bereavement.
Strictly
Nice 250k trade shown at end of day (but times at 10:52). Someone has some confidence it appears.
I keep on hesitating to buy more (just how overweight do I go?), even selling some of my other investments to put into INL. inertia (and too much going on at home) sets in however. I'm not sure what the end-game is with INL (to sell? to become a larger, as it were, medium builder?) but I've bought in to INL totally (i even bought Wick's other vehicle, Energiser, now DRUMZ) off the back of it (I buy into people than a business per se). I also need to get on to the blog - Ideally want to chat to someone about the pbv thing but I'm dealing with so much fallout from my wife's friend passing that things are just not good at the minute.
"I'm confident it'll give the share price an initial bumpy of 2p.....then people will do the numbers and it'll fall back to it's natural 60p inclination.....80p or £1 feels like a loooooooooooooong way away........"
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Oi Oi, if you take the longer term perspective, it might be easier to be relaxed about Inland's prospects...?
Over the past eight years, since the start of 2013, Inland's price has increased by 218% as of just now.
By comparison, that has beaten Taylor Wimps at 163%, Battersea at 117% and Crest at 60%.
And, furthermore, Inland is sitting on a much lower PBV so, ceteris paribus and all that, more potential out in front of them in terms of market price uplift from here.
Take heart, sir...
And I write as someone also holding a shed load of Inland.
Strictly
Hi Oi.
I'm sitting on a large chunk of Inland too. It's appears to be seriously undervalued, but for some reason can't get any traction over 60p.
However, I looked at a 3 month chart I noticed that the 'lows' were getting higher at each price drop and 59/60 now appears to be the floor, rather then the low 50's it dropped to. I'm not a chartist and don't really get the 50/200 dma's, but each to their own.
But, the fact that there appears to be an increasing floor to Inland gives me hope that it could finally start moving out from the 60's (in the right direction of course haha). I'll be holding for the long-term (or until it's price reflects the value).
It's very price sensitive around that part of Basildon - it could be £274psf or it could be £420psf.....I'm inclined to think they'll be running with the £420psf. It's a good consent and gives the construction side of the business (assuming they get the entire contract, including the school and sundry other buildings) an excellent 'bread and butter' construction contract, over the next 5 to 7 years. You never make money (10% if you're lucky?) on those things but it gives the crews experience, provides a track record for other work and covers the office overhead too (so hopefully everything else you win is 'bunce'. I'm confident it'll give the share price an initial bumpy of 2p.....then people will do the numbers and it'll fall back to it's natural 60p inclination.....80p or £1 feels like a loooooooooooooong way away........unless.....unless they pull a cracking land deal(s) off. Just my opinion - interested to hear others.