Banco Santander Share Discussion Threads

[nofool] 16/4/2012 13:39

It's the company you keep!

[harmonics] 16/4/2012 13:19

nofool - it wasn't me it was Sanks, I get blamed for everything!

[nofool] 16/4/2012 13:13

350 next station stop?

[nofool] 16/4/2012 13:12

lol


harmonics - don't be disgusting.

[pvb] 16/4/2012 13:09

Thanks for clarification Sanks.

[harmonics] 16/4/2012 12:41

Bought in @397
Waiting for the sperm shoot to £5 (using Sanks analergy)
I have a second lot of funds ready if it drops from here.

[nofool] 16/4/2012 12:31

Not a lot, but it sounds delicious lol

[sanks] 16/4/2012 11:46

poodee is a spanish word for minj. The financial sector as a whole, is one big minj amongst little minjes...do your calculations, then minj through the minjes to find an astute minj with minjing potential, buy and then let the markets do its work...come back in circa 10 months and have a look at what the minj is happening.

Hope this helps
Sanks

[pvb] 16/4/2012 11:40

Is there a glossary of the termilology oh here - I can't seem to tell my poodee from my poodaa.

[sanks] 16/4/2012 11:33

Not to bothered about support nofool..especially at these prices!
I'm in and looking to add more poodees to my poodaa collection for the the ultimate exit target of circa £8.50/£9

Remember the old shaggers saying "buy when there's blood on the streets!.."
Even if it hits the lowest part of my level 4 target, i will add and more again if it continues to poodee poodaa.

This bank is the best in the business, it has some astute shaggers at the whelm, they continue to roam the markets to buy prized assets off the not so astute!

Hope the level 4 exit target of £8.50 helps
Sanksalot

[nofool] 16/4/2012 11:28

Who thinks this is going to find support at 4 quid...and WHY?

[sanks] 16/4/2012 10:42

I am looking at accumalating, as on a medium term shaggers stance, its a no brainer, as you suggest harmonics.
Price target is virtually near my level 4 entry target...hence, its a matter of time before it does a sperm shoot above £5.

Easy if you can read the poodee from the poodaa.

Hope it helps
Sanks

[harmonics] 15/4/2012 06:13

I'm dividend trading (ISA pensions) and this looks like a no-brainer from here.
What hurts my head a bit though is buying into a falling knife of a share, however, even Sanks deramping says he is buying in at £3.90~3.80
I reckon we could possibly be somewhere close to the sump now and if I were on a short I would be thinking about closing my position (imho)
I am bying my first slice tomorrow and will wait and see what happens after that.

...after more research the first slice may be a very small one, or I may hold off for now.
There is a lot of negative sentiment on the Spanish economy out there!

[4spiel] 14/4/2012 23:20

Looks as though they need a new Franco. Democracy has failed Spain -all it has done is let in a bunch of blue eyed socialists like our Labour Party to wreck the economy on the housing market. Rajoy well -the job is beyond his abilities. Looks as though Ibex is in the process of pricing in a substantial devaluation ready for the New Peseta. Cannot have all these youngsters unemployed. But Ibex has further to fall but the brave are buying a few . Spain is a strong country but it needs strong leadership otherwise like some of ours watch footie all day and load up with tattoos.

[nicd] 13/4/2012 15:16

this is s pile of poo, maybe the Spanish situation is congaging the British operation.

[sanks] 11/4/2012 23:41

Where are all the ramping poodaays gone?

[sanks] 29/3/2012 19:33

I have now revised this poodee poodaa drip thats amongst us from £3.80 to £3.10
I have advised clients accordingly, including Sheila and Cathy.

Hope this helps
Sanks
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More strain in Spain
29 March 2012

Ahead of Friday's eagerly-awaited budget announcement, the pressure continues to mount on Spain's new Prime Minister.

On the economic front, there has been some more depressing news, with house prices falling by another 3.4% in Q1, continuing the sharp deterioration evident over recent quarters. Since the peak in 2007, house prices in both Barcelona and Valencia have plunged by 30%.

Against the backdrop of balance sheet-contraction in the banking sector, mortgage availability has collapsed. Because of legislation passed last month, banks are required to provision more aggressively for bad property loans, and they must also present plans for recapitalisation by this weekend. Separately, the Bank of Spain believes that the economy has fallen back into recession, which no doubt will complicate the task of the government as it seeks to reduce the fiscal deficit which last year was still 8.5% of GDP.

Politically, the Rajoy government is in a pickle as well. A huge general strike held today in protest at the government's proposed labour reforms drew significant participation, with unions claiming that 77% of workers took part. This follows defeat for Rajoy's People's Party in the critical Andalusian regional election on the weekend.

Spanish bond yields are once again reflecting this new malaise. The 10yr yield is another 14bp higher today at 5.47%, with the spread to Bunds widening to 365bp. Three weeks ago, the yield was below 5.0%.

With Greece in the hands of the doctors, the next patient to require attention may well be Spain. Just as well Europe is set to agree to temporarily bumping up the size of the firewall to EUR 940bn.

[wstirrup] 28/3/2012 13:58

Hi guys?

I saw a video and it reckons this year will likely be a doozy. (I tried displaying it, but the code won't post, so you'll need to visit the page.)

Here's the pagelink...



At least it suggests where to hide your money (read: protect) and why it might pay to put some in Gold, Silver, Platinum, Palladium, et-al and PM miners.

W.

[sanks] 21/3/2012 22:42

I will dip in at 3.80

[wad collector] 19/3/2012 12:40

I think that is the sort of timescale holders need to look at.Providing no more disasters en route.And that is a big proviso.

[book5] 19/3/2012 11:31

looking for £10 next year?

[oh poodeenyo] 10/3/2012 22:12

Lot of poodee poodaa heading this way. i will buy again at 3.80
oh poodeenyo


British banks hit by new mis-selling scandal
10 Mar 2012

All of the UK's major banks, including Barclays and HSBC, as well as taxpayer-backed lenders Lloyds Banking Group and Royal Bank of Scotland, are facing legal action which could lead to billions of pounds of damages for small and medium-sized businesses.

[josels] 01/2/2012 21:47

new shares with not tax paid on them looks good to me

[fubaratbirth] 01/2/2012 16:12

looks a case of trying to clear the decks and taking the hit now with hope of showing substantial increase of return to profits this year although highlighting it will be difficult this year also. Markets seem to like it enough anyway with us rising on its announcement!