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Its a good strategy, I always look to add on the way up, been with INL since 39p & haven't stopped buying. I haven't sold any & don't have any intention to, expect a takeover or doubling in price from here IMO. BOL.

Volume today is almost double the normal daily average. Not everybody will have seen the IC article & many punters have their own target prices so it is inevitable that there will be sells when the SP rises. As you know share prices go up & down all the time. Patience will be well rewarded here IMHO. BOL.

I don't have a view on Pure Wafer, sorry. His article is too long to cut & paste but here is a few highlights; Inland on a roll Shares in Inland Homes (INL: 71p), the specialist housebuilder and brownfield land developer, are tantalisingly poised to take out the May high of 73.5p and make progress to my initial target price of 80p, and potentially my break-up value of 100p a share. some positive newsflow is likely to emerge in the next six weeks which should underpin the rally further Firstly, investors are only just cottoning on to the 25 per cent profit upgrade following a pre-close trading update ahead of the release of full-year results next month. I reckon that Inland has a break-up value of at least £200m, or 100p a share.he release of full-year results next month. Moreover, analysts are warming to the potential upside as Mr Hall at finnCap notes that "as disposals come through in 2016 (along with progress at Wilton Park), confirmation of Inland’s worth may well suggest scope for a target price nearer 100p than our upgraded target of 80p at present." I agree and ahead of the full-year results next month I would run profits with the shares now priced on a bid-offer spread of 70.5p to 71p. My initial target price is 80p.

There's 3 articles there & Inland is at the bottom of the 3 after Pure Wafer & Macau properties.

It's below Pure Wafer, 2 articles on the same page

Great article from Simon today http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/2015/08/13/comment/simon-thompson/bumper-cash-returns-AjVylIewYevmWKLbnX7zAM/article.html

Safe flight, no reason why this can't double over the next 18 months IMO but wouldn't be surprised by a TO. BOL.

Looks like we are on the move, patience will be well rewarded IMO.

Interesting article today on BOE announcements from last Thursday & what might be in store over the next 6 months or so. http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/2015/08/11/comment/simon-thompson/equity-market-watch-ysZcxzYcZtVrv4bQeeaWYL/article.html He seems pretty bullish on CAL so I had to have a little punt ahead of tomorrow's half year results GLA.

in with a nice dividend coming

Thanks for the update BOL.

Agree, I would expect the rise to start around the time of the results in Sept. BOL.

Interesting upward movement over the last week with more buys suggests some news could be coming...........

Yesterday's update - http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Prospects-WH-Ireland-make-worth-closer-look/story-27544242-detail/story.html#ixzz3hv7ATwp5

Amersham-based Inland Homes (INL:AIM) remains highly attractive to investors despite a strong share price run over the past few years. Having established itself as a canny player in the land markets of the south east, its prime skill is land remediation. Expertise in dealing with the planning process means it can flip ‘oven-ready’ land for resale to the bigger housebuilders at a tidy profit.The housebuilding operation has proved a lucrative adjunct. Inland’s medium-term objective is to turn around 500 residential unit completions a year. Further enhancing its appeal is the group’s maximising of rental revenue streams which Inland says will account for income in excess of £2 million ‘in the foreseeable future’. Investment bank Stifel had forecast £14.2 million pre-tax profit for the financial year to 30 June 2015 but a trading update suggests this may prove too conservative. Inland said on 23 July that its results would be ‘significantly ahead’ of the £12.7 million consensus at the time. While it was predominantly housebuilding that drove revenues in the first half, a second-half outperformance will almost certainly be predicated on strong land sales. We believe the shares will get another leg up when it reveals financial results in September. Inland completed the sale of 287 residential units in 2015 but analyst Duncan Hall at FinnCap – while still convinced of Inland’s attractions – reckons the group’s stated medium term target of achieving approximately 500 residential unit completions per annum may get rather sidelined in the year to come if the number of units currently under construction does not increase significantly. The business currently has 195 units under construction across seven sites with combined forward sales either agreed or contracted of £30 million.The group has continued to grow its land bank even after the sale of consented plots and residential units. The land bank now stands at over 5,000 plots together with a significant amount of commercial space. It has a joint venture with property guru Christian Candy’s CPC Group to jointly fund the acquisition of brownfield sites for residential or mixed-use developments. A similar agreement is also in place with Europa Capital. In June, Inland got planning permission to redevelop the old Meridian TV studios site in Southampton. The development will produce 351 homes and the site will also have retail space, offices and new park facilities. As a business Inland continues to look sturdy with £21.4 million of cash balances at the year end compared to £11.2 million in the same period a year earlier. Net debt has edged higher to £30.2 million.

I am this week returning to the sector for the weekly column, with a look at WH IRELAND. A familiar name within stockbroking and coverage of quoted companies at the smaller cap end, there is actually more to the business than many are perhaps aware of. In penning the piece for tomorrow, I was fortunate enough to speak with the CEO Richard Killingbeck, who filled me in on some of the background and strategy for taking the business forward. WH Ireland has, despite failing to make much of an impact on the profit front in previous years, seemingly a fair bit going for it which takes in a significant and growing position in small-cap brokering services. Additionally, the balance sheet is sound, while there appears to have been a firm strategy put in place for increasing prospects across the board, which may bode well for the future years. Although Theodore Agnew raised a few eyebrows last week in selling off his entire 3.6% stake, holders of the stock should not be too concerned, as his other extensive interests would appear to have been a main driver of the action. Additionally, the shares soon found a good home, being placed with WH Ireland’s two major holders Polygon and Oceanwood Capital who in both picking up stock have also been joined by the respected Miton, which has taken an initial first stake in the company. Any subsequent buying from the executive Directors of Ireland may also be perceived as a positive sign for the business, which is now eying ongoing improvement across the board. The article should appear sometime from late morning for those interested in taking a look, via the usual link. http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/business/private-punter

Drifting lower for no apparent reason after great results last week. DYOR but opportunities to fill your boots whilst the SP remains low. GLA

The only way is up, plenty of buys still. Up 20% in a week.

We are flying back on 3rd August. Enjoy Barcelona still hot there then.

We are 2 hours ahead of UK. Having a cold beer just chilling on the north coast & checking the market. Love holidays go as often as possible.