Irish Life&P.Gp Share Discussion Threads

[shareho1der] 15/1/2014 17:44

lol.The CEO has made a bold statement for the future .If people still prefer to focus on past mortgage problems, that is their choice.I am comfortable holding this to 2017, when I will earn a nice dividend regardless of what happened to the restructuring plan.2011 seems like yesterday to me so 2017 is nearer than you think .I have more shares than Piotr but I don't need the publicity he craves. lol. So I won't attend the court .Watch this go past 10 cents soon.

[bongo bwana] 15/1/2014 16:27

For whatever reason there is an interested person hoovering up in Dublin and there aint too many shares available, right now ;-)

[shareho1der] 14/1/2014 13:39

Also the rise started last week after the investors' presentation .Therefore the institutions must have like what they heard from Jeremy Marsding, the CEO.

[shareho1der] 14/1/2014 11:15

cudman.That court case has never been largely relevant to me to be honest.I mentioned in 2011 that it was a pubilicity stunt by Piotr. I met him personally in Dublin and that I would be his test claimant but he refused to get back to me. He would rather grab all the headlines for himself to enhanced his career. I found him as an insincere and unreliable person.What did he achieved as our director before he was kicked out .. ?

[cudman] 14/1/2014 10:13

I think the problem we had Shareho1der was that you were encouraging others to buy, at that time I felt it would be very risky to put more money in while the future was so uncertain. I don't trust the government to act in the interest of shareholders and they are the ones with all the power.
I'm sure we will get past it :-)

Speak of the divil - I got another mail from Piotr this morning, hearing on the 21st of this month in the High Court.

hxxp://www.independent.ie/business/irish/ptsb-forecasts-10pc-return-for-its-good-bank-unit-29912799.html

[bongo bwana] 14/1/2014 09:50

Shareholder - its just my honestly held opinion but I believe that the Government are far more likely to dispose of their AIB holding more quickly than ILP's - simply because AIB is that bit more straightforward.

Until ILP gets their mortgage book sorted out no one will have a sustained look at the possibilities.

Ive been holding here for years and am delighted with share price progress this year, so far.

Anyone care to arrange for an share price graph to be provided here?

[shareho1der] 14/1/2014 08:34

Something is definately happening here.The share price is trying to get to where it should be.News of government offloading will be a good start.

[loverat] 13/1/2014 21:03

Well done Shareho1der. I bought a few more sometime back. Still underwater on my holdings average but I did make some money trading some time back so this has been O.K for me overall. Don't worry about the derampers - in fact follow them around the threads and you may be able to spot some bargains. I have made a few grand following Stockologist's deramps since November.

[shareho1der] 13/1/2014 20:35

Cudman .Talking about a banter. I remember you were mocking me in January 2012 for buying at 2cents .Who is laughing now that my average is in view .

[shareho1der] 13/1/2014 18:53

Cudman.Nice to know you are well and kicking .I have missed our old banter here, that's all.At the rate the share price is going , we could get to my average buy-in price by next week thanks to my buys here at 2 cents.Good news here that we could get approval for our restructuring plan soon and dividend by 2017.. Source : Irish Times .Good Luck to all holders here.

[cudman] 13/1/2014 15:17

Yep I'm alive Shareho1der tnx.
Just haven't looked in here in a while as it's gonna be a looonnngggg time until we reach my buy in price + extremely busy with work stuff.
Last I heard of this that Piotr guy mailed me saying there was a court hearing in December, anyone hear how that went?

[shareho1der] 10/1/2014 09:48

6 cent barrier now breached for the first time since June 2011, when this bank was forced capitalised.SP now at government buy in price.Remember when Lloyd bank was when the government sold out .Good Luck to every holder.

[shareho1der] 09/1/2014 09:07

I hope people like cudman, uggly buggly, graftman, LBO etc are still alive.

[shareho1der] 09/1/2014 08:25

There will be fireworks if this break 0.06.Something is definately happening in the background regarding selling of state assets . And now the Troikas have left the building.Won't take much to reduce government holdings here and get us back to the main market .Good luck to all holders.

[shareho1der] 08/1/2014 18:05

On the other hand, the negative people won't be slow to bash the bank if the share price is tanking.Sum them up.

[shareho1der] 08/1/2014 18:03

The share price has been quietly creeping up of late.No comment on this board .... I wonder why !

[investorpesant] 19/12/2013 18:53

hxxp://www.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/permanent-tsb-given-green-light-to-participate-in-legal-action-against-finance-minister-29853590.html

[napoleon111] 18/12/2013 13:34

hxxp://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/former-banking-executives-to-stand-trial-on-72bn-fraud-charges-617556.html

[stockologist] 01/12/2013 21:59

Funny he doesn't post here anymore

[stockologist] 23/11/2013 14:12

Just the vain hope of very stale bulls that they might get some pennies back in the pound. Just smacks of incredible ignorance to think that when the Irish economy and banking system has all but collapsed.

[shareho1der] 23/11/2013 13:56

What is it to LOL at ?

[stockologist] 20/11/2013 22:59

LOL

The Irish Life and Permanent Thread - IPM

Loverat - 07 Sep 2013 - 08:55:11 - 3746 of 3753

Not sure it was this bank that was endangering the economy. More like Cook and his Irish Government friends who were the danger. As you say though, we'll wait and see. Do you see any significant upside for shareholders?