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INSE's results last week actually beat forecasts by more than I'd thought originally.
INSE themselves highlighted that they'd achieved 1.74p adjusted fully diluted EPS, and this against the forecast 1.7p EPS.
But hidden in Note 5 one can see that the adjusted basic EPS, which most companies highlight, was actually 1.84p EPS:
Https://www.investegate.co.uk/inspired-energy-plc--inse-/rns/final-results/202006020700036059O/
Kudos to INSE for being conservative, but there's no point in holding good info back.
1.84p EPS puts INSE on a historic P/E of just 9.5.
Peel Hunt have retained their forecast of 1.9p EPS this year, as well as the 25p target price.
That's a P/E of only 9.2 at the current 17.5p. And helps explain the substantial director buying.
....and there's your move up LordofBurnley :o))
Chart-wise it's looking like it could break upwards back to 20p now.
...and full ask now being paid so, surely, this is going to nudge back up today......?
Great to see the share price tick up again yesterday after two huge trades of nearly 8 million shares.
Positive new interview with the CEO:
Https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/920933/inspired-energy-plc-has-remained-profitable-and-cash-generative-during-lockdown-920933.html
The sizeable director buying and the 250,000 buy at 16.9p just reported mean online is looking encouraging.
You can now sell at least 160,000 at a decent premium at 16.38p, whilst you can only buy a maximum 60k at almost the full offer price.
Large director share buying post-results this morning at between 16.9p-17.4p....by the entire Board.
That's just over 1,400,000 shares at a cost of around £240,000.
Most importantly the CEO has bought almost £100,000 of shares. And the CFO - who's normally the least wealthy and most cautious Board member - has bought almost £75,000 of shares at 16.9p.
Wow, big purchases by the Directors! That must give people confidence in the company?
Looks very positive to me. Just made a small top up at 16.664p seemed!
Really thought this would head on to nearer 20p on the back of those results and the outlook going forward. What do I know??!!
I guess it's the traders who are just cashing in on recent rises and the presentation later this morning might help attract new investors to get the upward momentum on the sp going again....or, at least I hope so.......
Peel Hunt retain their Buy and 25p target:
Https://investing.thisismoney.co.uk/broker-views/
Very good results today - ahead of expectations - and a strong outlook despite the pandemic.
INSE achieved 1.74p EPS, ahead of the 1.7p EPS forecast.
The Corporate Order Book is actually well up from the 31st December year end - at 30th April it's £60.1m compared to £57.5m at December. And INSE already has visibility of almost £40m of Corporate Division revenues for this year, plus Ignite Energy and the SME division's revenues - comparing well to last year's total Group revenues of £49.3m.
The Corporate Division was completely unaffected by COVID for Q1, and the Group has "delivered profits significantly ahead of the downside scenario during April", whilst the small SME division has mitigated its decline significantly with furloughing and cost-cutting.
INSE looks in good shape, and this in particular looks very promising:
"The growth in Optimisation Services revenues remains a focus of the Group in 2020 and beyond as this represents a significantly greater market than traditional Assurance Services.
The validity of this strategy is underpinned by our strong start to Q1 where we successfully completed our first cross sell to Ignite notwithstanding the challenges faced due to COVID-19. Furthermore, the Board has noted a significant upturn in the number of inbound queries from clients in relation to Optimisation Services arising out of a focus from the client base on Net Zero Carbon objectives and the significance of ESG reporting."
Final results this week. whats everyones thoughts?
Moving up on every buy - even after just a 3k buy just now.
...and up another 0.5p after a 50k buy at 16.5p.
Up 0.5p after just a £2k buy - presumably there's still almost no stock around.
The 2019 results will be out next Tuesday. The most recent forecast is for 1.7p EPS (as per the latest trading update), with 1.94p EPS forecast for this year:
Https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/inspired-energy-INSE/share-news/Inspired-Energy-PLC-Notice-of-Results/82558656
Wow - that was a large buy this morning.....is that you AC, pitching in?
...and another £6k of buys have pushed the price up a further 0.25p.
....and now up a further 0.25p on another £750 buy at 15.5p.....evidently still absolutely no stock around.
...and to prove the point, up 0.4p just now on just a £750 buy :o))
You can sell 100,000 at a premium at 14.35p, but you can only buy a maximum 1,500 shares at 14.98p - around £230's worth!
Stock must be very hard to find at present.
Now, AC, I don't wish to fall out with you, but I really do wonder what your agenda here might be? I presume you aren't a shareholder here (as you keep questioning why others are shareholders, so it would make sense to assume you don't hold any INSE). I therefore wonder why you want to be so 'helpful' to the rest of us?
Yet again, you don't present any evidence to support your claims. When you say 'there is no evidence INSE is immune to covid 19' you can see Rivaldo has posted direct quotes from BoD in recent RNSs which suggest otherwise. Where is your evidence to suggest INSE will suffer as a result of covid 19? Realistically, should we believe a messageboard poster who has made 4 postings and is not a shareholder, over and above the Board of Directors? I am not naïve enough to think that BoDs have their reasons for making such protestations but it doesn't take many such untruths (if, for example INSE is struggling as a result of covid 19) to completely undermine that BoD and trash the sp. So, in the absence of any further evidence (either positive or negative) I will continue to hold, here.
As I say, I'm not sure what your agenda is here. I strongly doubt you have any holding here so your interest in promoting others to sell must only be driven by other intentions e.g. shorting this stock, perhaps? I am a long-term holder here. I am not into promoting the share, though, as you suggest. I leave others to do their own research and make up their own minds. I'm just stating how I go about making my decision.
I like reading well-argued points (see the AAU board for what has been a very interesting time for that company with a decision which has split current shareholders. I'm a shareholder in AAU too, by the way, and my view is that either of the options for that company are good - although I wouldn't want a special dividend, personally, if the deal, there, goes ahead. Either way, there's upside in AAU - just a matter of scale, really. Again, I don't want to sound like I'm ramping, just saying I like to take in informed/evidenced commentary which is evident on that messageboard).
Anyhow, if you have well-evidenced points to make, I am listening (either in support of this (or any other) stock or not). Please though, don't try and suggest I'm simply 'pushing INSE'. I try to be a critical thinker and research any investment and would absolutely suggest anyone else even thinking of investing here (or, again, anywhere else) does their own research and due diligence.
BW
Another move up after a 70k buy. Encouraging to see the bid price now move up to 14p.
As I said earlier, 2019's results will hopefully be out any day now.
Given that per the 26th March update, the division with 90% of Group revenues had had almost no impact from COVID-19, one would hope that (quite apart from the 2019 results, which we know will be good), the outlook for this year will show a relatively small effect. And of course lockdown is (slowly) starting to ease now.
Anyway, shouldn't be long now:
"There has been no material impact on the assurance and advisory services provided by the core Corporate Division to date, which represents c.90% of 2019 Group revenues."
"Whilst we undoubtedly are in a period of economic uncertainty, the Board believes that the Group's profitable and cash generative nature coupled with a strong order book and substantial liquidity at its disposal will see it well placed as the economy emerges from the current period of uncertainty."
The buying price has moved up nicely and at 14.9981p per the most recent trade is now essentially at the full offer price.
Hopefully a further indication that there isn't much stock around.