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No, IBST fell all through last year. This year's falls are more explainable.
Not sure you can blame HL for the huge increase in power costs. Maybe Putin or Theresa May/Fatty Johnson with the net zero farce. Maybe the plan was to make fuel so expensive only the elite can afford it the rest of us cant and bingo - the ice caps freeze over again and sea level drop. At least these prices may put a smile on the Thunberg truant
Sure, but it's falling way beyond where it should be. Something's not right. I only got into IBST because HL made it one of their top five to watch last year with very positive vibes. Bloody idiots.
Results out Wednesday. Like everything this share will nor rise untill Putin is gone.
Hard to believe this is back at its pandemic low is this really going to make a big loss again when everything was shut down.There maybe a slow down higher input costs but will need big dent in profits to justify this price lvl results out soon .
Blimey. UK plc, eh?
Yep. Opened at 190p on IPO.
This share has not increased a penny (in fact it's declined) since its IPO in October 2015. Private equity did another number on us, it seems.
...and forgot to mention broker forecasts all appear to corroborate this with bullish forecasts, averaging at around at least 30% above current SP
target should be around 240
Does not make sense - we know they have sited their production near to clay pits, supply should not be - everyone had trouble with lorry drivers but really their is nothing to hold this back. The company have done well to mitigate covid, they are now back open for business, and have been for some time, and have an imaginative plan for the future including a brand new eco factory to come on line in a year or two
IMO market sentiment paints this co with the same brush sometimes - quite undeserved and traders are working the cyclical nature of the SP is this not ready for an upswing?
Unfortunately, HillSeeker, that doesn't tally with Ibstock's excuse for its constantly falling SP being supply issues. This was one of HL's "ones to watch" for 2021 and we watched it alright - all the way down.
completely oversold, again - the more chaos and disruption abroad and the greater the impediments to distribution services, the more likely our builders will be buying home-grown bricks
buy-the-dips
They do not seem to be fussed about energy costs moving forward.
@ Crimson - I agree, this is a good one for the SIPP. they are forward looking and are investing in eco build materials which come on line in 2023 I think.
"As such, the Board believes that the Group has a clear path to deliver strong shareholder returns into the longer term."
Yes - Debt reduction very, very impressive.
Got to 211 early on then fell back due to general market jitters. Something LaGarde said probably. Anyway good strong results for Q4 and debt reduced. Looking positive going forward. Can't see demand falling any time soon. SP should be a lot higher.
Ticking over very nicely. Good update. Always good to be above expectations. Wouldn’t be surprised to see ii’s further increasing their stakes.
The net debt reduction is a major piece of news. Decent trading update. £2.10 ish SP today i reckon
That's why I have put a big chunk of my portfolio in Ibstock. Its not going to give me a rapid return, but in the long run the future of my investment is looking better and better. Now, off to Boohoo for a risky, quick return .... if im lucky .