IntegraFin Holdings Share Price (IHP)

fall looks very technical

What a load of uninformed nonsense bristolblue.

I'm looking to allocate 40K but as soon as I look at at the directors selling shares in their company it makes me feel that I cannot buy why the shares in this company. If the director and their staff have no wish to own shares and the only shows they've got is what they been given. Even these shares they are desperate to get rid of makes you wonder why they are doing the job what they are doing. Why shareholders put up with company bosses that have no heart for their job . And even show a dislike for their company they work for. Must put of lots of possible shareholders like me who want to allocate large amounts of money. Sad world and sad times ...... !!

"On 30 September 2020 FUD totalled £41,093 million, representing an increase of 3.5% over the quarter and an increase of 8.7% over the year."

Alex Scott, CEO, said:

"Our 2020 financial year ended on 30th September. During the second half, the operating environment was difficult and unpredictable for us, for our clients, and for their advisers - and this seems likely to remain the case in the coming months.

Nevertheless, and in no small part due to the resilience and dedication of all involved, I am pleased to report robust flows.

Compared to our 2019 financial year, gross and net inflows held their own and we ended the year with our highest ever level of funds under direction."

It makes sense this share should have come down in line with the market sell-off, at least initially, but then you remember the revenues are comprised of both transaction and custody fees, their platform is of course called Transact. Just think of the spike in transactions since mid to late February, I wouldn't be surprised to hear of a significant jump in revenues in their Q2 trading statement due April 21st and their Interim results due May 21st. IMHO this company should continue to outperform wider markets.