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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Allied Irish Bk | ALBK | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.00 | 0.00% | 5.425 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5.425 | 5.425 |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 31/5/2012 19:02 by pdosullivan Evening folks, I've posted a blog this evening looking at whether AIB is worth a punt at these levels - thought you might be interested in it: |
Posted at 22/12/2010 17:30 by ch1ck Crafty some one disagrees with us and there where 5 million plus shares traded today with a lot of AT trades.Some one is building a position while the sellers have the upper hand. I know what I posted earlier but I can see a bit of resistance at the 38 cent level with UK banks performing strongly this may propell ALBK up from this level I can see the next few days as being key. As a hedge I bought 9k worth today as the gains can be large and rapid in this one. This is not a recommendation as this is risky just putting my cards on the table |
Posted at 22/12/2010 12:20 by craftyspeculator Anyone holding ALBK is dicing with wipeout....market cap of 400mn yet value of zero. Recipe for a wipeout:Irish Independent Brokers recommend AIB despite imminent wipeout Wednesday December 22 2010 TWO stockbrokers are still recommending that investors buy shares in AIB -- even though the bank's shareholders look set to be wiped out by imminent nationalisation. Data compiled by Bloomberg shows Credit Suisse rates AIB as an "outperform" while Societe General ranks the Irish bank a "buy". The Bloomberg data also lists Dublin-broker Goodbody's, which AIB is in the process of selling, as having an "add" recommendation on the bank. Analysts at Goodbody's last night said that all its Irish bank recommendations had been "pulled" recently in view of the sector's volatility. Shares in AIB closed at about 42c a piece last night, giving the bank a market capitalisation of just over 455m. The Government hopes to put in about 4.5bn of new cash by the end of the year, decimating the bank's existing shareholders. Any remaining shareholder equity will be diluted again in February, when the bank must take in another 5.3bn of capital. Despite this bleak prospect, Bloomberg data shows just three stockbrokers have a sell or equivalent recommendations on the near-nationalised AIB. AlphaValue rates the stock at "sell", JP Morgan has an "underweight" recommendation, RBS has "hold" and Barclays has "underweight/neutral Of the Irish brokers, Davy has a "neutral" recommendation on AIB, while NCB has a "hold" on the bank. Brokers have been strongly criticised for issuing glowing recommendations on stocks in the run-up to the financial collapse. |
Posted at 24/11/2010 12:26 by bongo bwana Many thanks Nap - sincerely appreciated.Would not rule out the possibility of a Government selling their interest in ALBK to a foreign interest - probably soverign, (Im pretty sure that during the past few days Mr. Honohan at the CB made a pretty clear hint towards something that may be a possible move at an appropriate time in the future and that this would have the blessing of the CB). Well, that was my interpretation. The manner in which the share price is performing here suggests that some people suspect or know that the move may occur sooner rather than later. THAT is exactly why Im watching, right now. |
Posted at 21/11/2010 23:50 by lbo Odds are high that Albk and BOI are nationalised as condition of IMF bailout! |
Posted at 05/11/2010 11:04 by moochy Ch1ck, brave move! Let's hope the Irish government's pockets are deep enough to rescue ALBK. I'm not a holder, but I was on and off over the past 18 months. I just think that things will get worse for ALBK before they get any better. Share price can fall as low as 5p within the next 3 months, that's when I might consider buying some. |
Posted at 28/10/2010 14:28 by moochy Albk is tanking and this with a Shorting ban. Can you imagine if the shorting ban was lifted what would happen? The shorting ban is only prolonging ALBK's miseries. |
Posted at 28/10/2010 11:42 by bongo bwana ALBK have screwed up their refinancing strategy so badly its a complete fright to realise that top management and the BOD are so Godawful. This is what happens when mollycoddled golfers are allowed to progress up through management ranks and lose the essential banking skill of discernment and how its applied to the customer base. The bank which used to be considered as an institution in Ireland is now considered as an entirely different type of institution (like an organisation for housing/accommodatin BKIR has stolen a complete march on them, ALBK is left choking, coughing and spluttering in their dust. 50P RI ??????????? Someone is having a laugh. |
Posted at 01/10/2010 07:16 by ch1ck ALBK is not like Northern Rock this one of the main banks in Ireland and the Government have just underwritten it. The company need to raise capital and are selling assestes and entering a rights issue to cover the short fall. So they need the investment from institutions so they are not going to end trading. The Governmant have in effect bought a sizeable chunk of the bank and having seen how the uk have already got their money back on Lloyds (on Paper at least) and are recieving a nice dividend for the loan have taken the desision to support ALBK Give this a month for the uninformed speculation to die down and this will be seen as a volitile and risky investment but one which has the potential of massive gains both for the Irish Gov and investers buying at these levels. You pay your money and take your chance |
Posted at 30/9/2010 09:04 by bongo bwana I think its a 'watching' brief - elts see how things develop over the weekend.The government owning 90% or thereabouts places a floor under the survival chances of ALBK. But does 40c represent good value right now? Im asking that question because I certainly do not know the answer. The infusion of new blood ( thats essential) into the BOD will help but ALBK have been completely flatfooted relative and comparing their performance to BKIR. |
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