My mate as bought a few thousand pounds worth of these shares at .32cents currently trading at .36cents,he expects them to take off in march,any of you guys into shares are no anything to convince me to buy some.
well aib are in dyer straights and there shares are still 27 cent
so boi wud have to nearly go bust to drop to 20 cent
my guess is they will stay around 36 cent for 6 months then rise steadily wen the banks restructure get smaller and start getting back on their feet
if ur buying them be patient maybe a year or 2 and they cud easily hit €1
well aib are in dyer straights and there shares are still 27 centso boi wud have to nearly go bust to drop to 20 centmy guess is they will stay around 36 cent for 6 months then rise steadily wen the banks restructure get smaller and start getting bac
Do they not have to raise over 1.4 Billion by March......
I very much doubt they will raise this, meaning Govt steps in funds by buying shares meaning share price ducks
Do they not have to raise over 1.4 Billion by March......I very much doubt they will raise this, meaning Govt steps in funds by buying shares meaning share price ducks
Pal who bought them was told by employee BOI all debt nearly paid back and lending more money,results out end of february he told him to buy now before results come out.
Pal who bought them was told by employee BOI all debt nearly paid back and lending more money,results out end of february he told him to buy now before results come out.
have no interest in politics whatsoever...what i dont understand is as we all know is that fianna fail were in power for the good times and put us up **** creek in recent times... anglo irish are the core root of our recent downfall and who is at the helm? "the great alan dukes" a former leader of fine gael... so how do you vote for these muppets?
have no interest in politics whatsoever...what i dont understand is as we all know is that fianna fail were in power for the good times and put us up **** creek in recent times... anglo irish are the core root of our recent downfall and who is at th
have 2 agree gs.. a proper toolbox!!! they can debate all they like but our problems go way back more than 2 years.. i would say our problems started when we gained sovereinty decades ago
have 2 agree gs.. a proper toolbox!!! they can debate all they like but our problems go way back more than 2 years.. i would say our problems started when we gained sovereinty decades ago
Serious advice alert, both banks are in equal trouble genuinely, this will be confirmed in the media later on in the year, they just saved the face of one of them.
I'll get slated on here for saying it but i have it on good authority.
Serious advice alert, both banks are in equal trouble genuinely, this will be confirmed in the media later on in the year, they just saved the face of one of them.I'll get slated on here for saying it but i have it on good authority.
'Hatch' thats a tuff call, tho I tink in 2009 Feb or so BOI shares were around 15/16 cent and with the arrival of Nama got to 3.40 so a nice winner for any one that took on all the involved risks at that time i.e. nationalisation etc and of course got out in August of that same yr. So good luck with that....
'Hatch' thats a tuff call, tho I tink in 2009 Feb or so BOI shares were around 15/16 cent and with the arrival of Nama got to 3.40 so a nice winner for any one that took on all the involved risks at that time i.e. nationalisation etc and of course go
BOI will have to be nationalised along with the others in the next 6 months. Share's will be worth next to nothing then. Any projected return should be calculated for a max of the next 3 months. I wouldn't touch them personally
BOI will have to be nationalised along with the others in the next 6 months. Share's will be worth next to nothing then. Any projected return should be calculated for a max of the next 3 months. I wouldn't touch them personally
Shares are fools gold at the best of times and investing in irish bank shares now is probably the most reckless financial invstment you could ever make imo.
Shares are fools gold at the best of times and investing in irish bank shares now is probably the most reckless financial invstment you could ever make imo.
I don't know how you can say shares are fools gold when they have performed well over any medium/long term comparison you can make.What is foolish however is putting a large % of your assets in any one share.
I don't know how you can say shares are fools gold when they have performed well over any medium/long term comparison you can make.What is foolish however is putting a large % of your assets in any one share.