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Sorry guys, please disregard RNS part of my last post. Had two windows open and posted in the wrong one.
Apologies.
Peel Hunt being additional brokers means that their analysis work is likely being paid for by the company and may therefore be a bit rose coloured.
As for directors buying."In accordance with the Group's Remuneration Policy approved by shareholders on 14 May 2018, the Group announces the purchase by Mr. Charles Gregson, Non-Executive Chairman of the Company, of 120,166 ordinary shares of £0.05 each ('Ordinary Shares') at a price of 7.08p per Ordinary Share and a total cost (excluding dealing costs) of £8,593.04.The Company gave funds to Mr. Gregson to be applied for the immediate purchase of Ordinary Shares by Mr. Gregson to satisfy 50% of the post-tax fees due to be paid to Mr. Gregson by the Company for the period from 1 April 2020 to 30 June 2020"
So the question is, directors buy, we know this. Peel hunt additional brokers, what does that mean. Directors are loaded anyway so that buy probably fish and chips money, but why buy?
i thought i bought these on a low, at 64ish... when i buy it goes down, when i sell it goes up.... MM - i am selling tomorrow :)
I can see that may be factor Mathsman. Can only imagine it’s negative sentiment towards the sector generally dragging us down.
However, NSF have never made a profit, we’re making over £100m a year here.
If anything, a competitor going down the drain should be beneficial in the longer term?
Down on low volume (lowest volume day since May 12th). Bounced off support again today.
Many other shares consolidating and retracing from recent highs testing the 34 MA.
Non Standard Finance, which is a similar enterprise, gave a pretty bad report on the 25th, including possibly no longer being a going concern.
Marginally better news from them today but there is possibly some cross over on sentiment.
Not boot filling time in my humble opinion.
Exactly similarly baffled. The trading update broker targets were positive and with the debt repayments since the March the slip back is quite remarkable. Today the FTSE, DOW and other Financials were up. I am not sure if something is happening in background and why the trading range seems to fluctuate from a low of circa 55p to a high of circa 63p? Getting a bit frustrating this one. Hopefully not being walked down.
Ps Currently IPF is on a market cap of £126m
Profit before tax has been OVER £100m AND GROWING EACH YEAR for the last 3 years
Never seen such a crazy low valuation before
Strnage going s on here when the recent trading update was very positive and even on an up day for the FTSE like today we still can't manage to turn green.
Still, like others, i remain confident the market will eventually "catch up" here and we'll see this get back to the £1+ territory where it should be.
I like this stock a lot but anyone who goes by analyst forecasts is a real dufus. Let's see if we can hold this plateau. Anything in the 40's and I start panicking
Recommendations 25-Jun-20 25-Jun-20
The 3 analysts offering 12 month price targets for International Personal Finance Plc have a median target of 247.00, with a high estimate of 270.00 and a low estimate of 195.00. The median estimate represents a 337.17% increase from the last price of 56.50.
Please do you know the dates on which these targets were issued? Any before May 1st would be of little importance. My research finds only Peel Hunt and Shore have issued updates since then.
Peel say 270, Shore doesn't give a target now. They said 190 in Feb which has long been overtaken by events , only saying hold at 62.5 now. (so that's gone well!)
Only 2 brokers is not a reliable survey.
The 3 analysts offering 12 month price targets for International Personal Finance Plc have a median target of 247.00, with a high estimate of 270.00 and a low estimate of 195.00. The median estimate represents a 337.17% increase from the last price of 56.50.
https://markets.ft.com/data/equities/tearsheet/forecasts?s=IPF:LSE
SYME.. buy all day long