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ALBK Allied Irish Bk

5.425
0.00 (0.00%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Allied Irish Bk LSE:ALBK London Ordinary Share IE00BYSZ9G33 ORD EUR0.625
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 5.425 5.41 5.565 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Allied Irish Banks Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
15/7/2010
19:24
AIB & BOI will pass the stress test easily....the cash from nama has arrived to replace the bad debts from the largest loans..they stll have it, they are not lending it...where is the problem..it is in future write downs for past events ie the accountancy is to be doone but the money has arrived..well 40 % of it...60 loss is in the nama accounts....you might more easily understand it if you consider that a loss to the taxpayer is not a future loss to the bank...hence not stressful
crockanure8
15/7/2010
13:04
Can we believe anything from Irish Banks anymore?
hermana3
15/7/2010
12:52
chick: how confident with irish banks passing the stress test,do u think the will make it? just opinion plzz and thank u
hassani2
14/7/2010
17:54
There was an interesting discussion on CNN this morning with a banking guru being quized on the stress tests and the state of the PIGS and European banks.

The Irish banks were seen as being relativly strong with the some German Portugese and Spanish banks as being the weakest.

I continue to hold and will buy more at these levels

ch1ck
14/7/2010
13:51
Land values down 75% to 90% as sites sector hit
lbo
06/7/2010
21:21
Receiver for Citywest hotel




Trouble brewing for tea dynasty scion
AIB could secure a stake in Barry's after a property project set up by a 'merchant prince' collapsed

lbo
14/6/2010
11:03
that's what i like with the irish :sell in may and go away
hassani2
25/5/2010
10:02
I believe you may be right....depending on how this BOI
rights story unfolds.

If AIB go to the market, they will do so at a premium, which will be wiped
out the same way, and the share price will fall to the rights price,
and someone will have to take up all the unwanted shares.

AIB would then, theoretically be trading at 20 pence?

caveat_emptor
06/5/2010
08:24
these are shagged now. How can they hope to raise money . No chance
cat100
29/4/2010
13:29
+ 6% NYSE Pre-market.
b1llyboy
29/4/2010
10:17
Sp climbing back to pre-greek news,anticipation of polish assetts valuation after results tomorrow.
b1llyboy
29/4/2010
10:15
Your an idiot.......filtered.
b1llyboy
29/4/2010
09:45
so is paddy!
hermana3
29/4/2010
09:07
he's overweight and lazy.
b1llyboy
29/4/2010
08:23
Stavros is not that bad!!
hermana3
29/4/2010
08:21
Ireland and the irish are far more popular with the germans....than the greeks.
Especially becuase of greek outlandish pensions.

b1llyboy
29/4/2010
08:07
Polish unit results brought forward to tomorrow, in line with potential assett sale.results looking good with polish economy expanding during european dwonturn.
b1llyboy
27/4/2010
19:04
AIB are to smart to buy this junk lol. On the GS hearing , look where they ended up hardly smart.
cat100
26/4/2010
16:11
he better impress us like he did those London folk when we gained 35% in 2 days
pharmacist08
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