Banco Santander Share Discussion Threads

[call-logger] 01/1/2011 10:06

Cheers.

You too.

[hollerich1] 01/1/2011 10:00

happy new year.

[hollerich1] 31/12/2010 13:32

tell me about it acamas, plus the dividend election for shares is been favoured by investors, so the feb dividend will be included, this will lift the share price to around 8.90/9.65 in jan 2011

[acamas] 31/12/2010 10:55

HOLLERICH1,

Seems that way to me also. Still Banks are out of favour and this one more than most. I believe this to be a very good buy situation. The bank is well run pays a decent dividend and at around £7 per share has room to grow.

What more can one want?

[hollerich1] 31/12/2010 10:49

it seems it's just you and me in here acamas

[acamas] 31/12/2010 08:50

Yes, I look in every trading day

[hollerich1] 31/12/2010 08:05

hello, is anyone there.

[hollerich1] 26/12/2010 09:46

santander to buy GM's mexico unit with 1.95 billion portfolio, the company is very well positioned.

[acamas] 22/12/2010 12:57

You and I know that but quite often a good share is held back by other means. Spain is out of fashion like a good share in a poor sector

[hollerich1] 22/12/2010 12:55

yes but bnc is an international bank and the only internatinal bank still making decent profits.

[acamas] 22/12/2010 09:52

Spain's enconomic woes I would guess

[hollerich1] 22/12/2010 09:45

why is every thing so quite.

[hollerich1] 11/12/2010 18:18

this could fly on monday, re the news that bnc have sold all of their 100% stake in russia with profit.

[mike24] 10/12/2010 12:13

"the cash machine pension" the goverment unveiled yesterday

santander should cash in on what will be a very lucrative market by way of
re-mortgaging homes as a form of equity release, instead of
a lump sum, drip feeding funds as and when required in the form
of interest only loans, many pensioners are asset rich cash poor
santander already provide re-mortgages for those over 70 with proof
of some form of income,even rates charged at 5% plus, would find a few hundred
thousand new customers
edit, irelands woes exposed again, but then prop rose so much there,were re-mortgaged to buy prop in sunny climes, which had risen at even higher inflation rate,which means rental returns are struggling to meet the debt,
the spivs, financial advisors who cashed in on massive
profits pushing these as unbeatable investments, should be named & shamed, but the eu austerity measures are to harsh, for the euro to be viable each country has
to able to adjust % rates to suite, or the boom&bust will continue,
watch for gpx breakout

[hollerich1] 09/12/2010 07:38

this is one of the most quiet board.

[mike24] 05/12/2010 23:55

no easy exit for the euro


between a rock and a hard place.......

wish I'd bought a few de la rue now, maybe the french want
to ditch the euro and convert to sterling "sacre coeur"

[hollerich1] 04/12/2010 18:14

And the director that bought £10 million worth when it touched £5.98 last week is now in serious money.

[nellie1973] 02/12/2010 20:05

Tipped in shares magazine

[wad collector] 01/12/2010 16:50

Bounced a bit today .At last.Short term outlook is all in the hands of the European Govts at the moment I suspect.

[fubaratbirth] 29/11/2010 00:12

Not so sure myself. From what I have seen over the past year or so, the markets just keep kicking the banks when it suits, ie Greece. EU etc steps in to show strength and MM's just go yeah thanks for that bail out but we still want to force the SP's down so we can make even more bucks so ta but tuff titty :) Then when it suits they will let them rise again. I see them now turning their attention on Portugal and trying to do the same thing piling pressure on their Govt and markets. They are like a pride of lions circling their prey, taking their pick of the weak in the herd. They have bagged Greece and Ireland and will now move on. Sadly I see our share price being stamped on till their games are over whilst they bank big bonuses for themselves in the meantime. I hope I am wrong. GL all long term holders

[josels] 28/11/2010 21:22

Good news for bond holders
tomorrow SANT, BBVA up strongly
Euro up
IMHO DYOR