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Wow, INSE has achieved its "Net Zero" status ;)

You sound upset Oogle...did one of your trades not work out? Never mind, stick to following what Ken Wooton says and you'll make it all back again in no time at all.

And who says Im a disgruntled ex-employee? I could be a disgruntled current employee for all you know. Perhaps I find it amusing that not all is as it seems with INSE and try and provide some balance to this discussion board. Or perhaps Im just here to wind you up ;)

Your comment about two over-eager fund managers is interesting. Care to expand as to where you got this from?

Here's an interesting article:

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/shareholders-inspired-lon-inse-red-052405929.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAADer4I2qQDMmXNWCD7r2Emy2pYUTL00QYcKSRHy3pwPSK4cSNWH8_PRDHp-P5xsTWqkW1nk4s4HbXHZXgV3x46CSbr58MVyWd81zPKYHy4H5e6oGOQ1U_7Ny3LVBaRRhqepxOwvDNg43uzfA7fCK6P8yUT_iH9nlNa0JZ7Cx4ERP

So boring. More repeated 'info' from those with vested interests.

@rivaldo - why do you re-post this sort of tripe? All those with interests in INSE will try and pump up the share price with these sorts of ridiculous statements and you seem to just re-post these without question. I dont see the benefit of this 'news' being posted in the chat as it doesnt provide any relation to the real-world share performance.

Right now the share price is performing poorly on a downward-sideways trajectory. I would be more interested to understand why this is the case considering all the perpetual 'good news' from Liberium and the so-called sage that is Ken Wooton.

Ouch! Not looking good right now.

Any ideas why share price has fallen 15% over the last month?

Yes but Ken Wooton said.... ;)

*delusional

What a load of rubbish. Firstly INSE is not an energy provider so why is it being claimed that they are top 10 provider ahead of SSE and BG in this video? Secondly not sure who they think is going to believe that shares are worth 20p let alone 35p.

Absolutely dillusional publication.

No, I saw that however the higher performance payment is only made because those acquisitions performed better than expected i.e. they sold more hence the increased sales. This doesnt get away from the fact that the cost of sales and admin expenses have increased 80% and 20% respectively.

The main winner out of this are the previous owners of the acquisitions as they have got a bigger payout than expected. Again very poor arrangement imo which squarely lands at Mark Dickinsons door.

So Inspired managed to increase revenues but still managed a £4m pretax loss?! Some simple business ideas here but dont sell your services for less than it costs to deliver them otherwise you dont have a business.

No wonder the share price has dropped 35% over the past year. This is poor from Mark Dickinson. They need to increase prices or reduce expenditure, neither of which is palatable.

https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/news/market/1680088254044398400/inspired-swings-to-loss-in-2022-as-costs-increase-but-raises-payout

Does anyone else see the recent share price increase as a pump and dump? Look at the trades made this week.

Interesting that if you look at the trades today someone is trying to keep the share price high by buying small amounts at the ask price. This has been happening for quite a while but very noticeable today. At 9:03:10 there was a sell of 190k shares at 6.7p but two small buys at 7.5p at 09:45:38 for 64 shares and 10:50:37 for 186 shares have been made at the ask price in order to push the listed price up.

Whoever is doing this is surely quite desperate.

The share price drop is so dramatic I think INSE should say something. I thought 8p would provide some resistance but the share price has smashed through it. I dont know where this stops and it could spell some real trouble for INSE in terms of raising capital in the future. All this is great for new investors but catching a falling knife isnt easy.

Share price falling again and now back to levels not seen since Jan 2014. Interestingly the accounts published in December 2014 show a turnover of £4.41m, profit of £1.17m profit with 39 employees. The most recent accounts show a turnover of £67.94m, profit of £1.6m profit with 600+ employees. Not sure they have gained that much over the last 8 years and perhaps that's reflected in the share price?

I agree. Something is not quite right.

Of course Ken Wooton is going to tip INSE...he's heavily invested! I dont think the lack of buyers is the reason for the share price continuing to track downwards as it has been falling for a significant time now.

Anyone have any opinions as to why INSE's share price is tanking? Currently at 9.7p which takes the price back to levels not seen since early 2014 and more than 40% down since last year.

Anyone know why trades covering the period 14th Feb to 7th April have been removed from the recent trades list? https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareTrades.asp?shareprice=INSE&share=Inspired-Energy

Seems very strange....