Bank Of Ireland Share Discussion Threads

[kemorkid] 12/4/2018 20:44

The old money was 30 cent so 9 Euro should be on the cards soon !

[kemorkid] 12/4/2018 20:43

The old money was 30 cent so 9 Euro should be on the cards soon !

[benchmark] 12/4/2018 20:16

Well - personally I would be looking at €8.00 first. It has breached it before but failed to hold. Going up is rarely easy. Small steps ...

[bluebell1] 12/4/2018 15:57

You collect the dividend on the way. I don't see it breaching €9 just yet but €8.50 is the next target/step up which looks easy from here

[benchmark] 12/4/2018 11:06

Well - you will just have to wait as most people in need are obliged to do

[kemorkid] 12/4/2018 10:38

Need share price at 9 Euro which would be 30
Cent in old money

[estienne] 12/4/2018 09:47

Its just recovering from the recent downturn in bank stocks

[kemorkid] 12/4/2018 09:30

WhAts going on here then
Am I missing something?

[datahead] 26/2/2018 10:12

Reduction in NIM is the reason for lower price plus slightly lower than expected dividend - but i think just short term and can get back on the upward curve

[kemorkid] 26/2/2018 09:01

I agree hayfield

[hayfield] 26/2/2018 08:28

MMs playing games on small volumes..

[my retirement fund] 26/2/2018 08:24

Must be the sell on the news folk.

[catsick] 26/2/2018 08:03

Interesting the market seemed not to like them, was some bad news hidden somewhere ? Earn 1 euro per share book val close to 9 euro , future div 50 cents and only worth 7.5 ?

[catsick] 26/2/2018 07:58

Nice results and a return to a div after 10 years , only 11cents but the plan now there is plenty of capital buffer to get divs up to 50pct of long term earnings will have them up to 50cents in no time, also nice for the perps to have a situation again where divs are being paid so the risk on those is reduced...

[donpatrol] 25/2/2018 19:03

If you include the value of Irish Fisheries to the EU then Ireland has always been second only to Germany as a net contributor to the EU. But it has its benefits and embracing the EU, becoming export driven economy has pushed Ireland out of recession to become the fastest growing economy in Europe again. And growth is good, Brexit is seen as an opportunity, and Bank of Ireland is in a great and unique position to play both sides of the deal.
This is still an undervalued bank, no write backs have been done yet some of these so called bad loans on properties are now commanding higher rental returns than in the height of 2008 boom I've been monitoring property auctions here and noticed many of the repossession houses sold by Bank of Ireland have been selling far in advance of what the bank is owed. One house I seen in my area had a Mortgage of €150k owed to the bank selling at auction for over €235k. They are making money make no mistake.
Expect double digit prices this year and pushing €14 by 2019

[my retirement fund] 25/2/2018 17:56

Looking at the figures published, it looks like in 2016 and 2017 that Ireland has become a small net contributor to the EU budget.From 1973 to 2015 it was a net it's been a constant beneficiary.The wealth of Ireland post brexit referendum is on a skyward trajectory. Their wealth in comparison to the UKs looks set to grow significantly, they will be laughing all the way to the bank (of Ireland hopefully) as they watch their closest trading naibour crash out the EU and flounder in their own economic isolation.

[donpatrol] 23/2/2018 08:54

Considering they are 2nd only to Germany in the amount that they pay into the EU I think its only fair that they get something out of the EU

[catsick] 23/2/2018 08:12

Interesting to see Ireland are being forced to accept 15bn euro in tax from apple, they certainly are doing better out of the eu than the uk, long term boi is going to be solid!

[hayfield] 17/2/2018 19:05

Voices in your head maybe?

[my retirement fund] 07/2/2018 18:47

Looks like this has been put on somebody's sell list. Down on volume on a day everything else is well up.Hmmm anyone heard anything ?

[turbocharge] 02/2/2018 11:38

Ah well, it was good while it lasted - down she goes again.

Or is it just a blip in the upward trajectory....?

[my retirement fund] 23/1/2018 09:03

Actually that 8 euro seller wasn't as bad as I imagined. This could march on towards 9 fairly quickly

[donpatrol] 19/1/2018 18:15

€10 very likely this year, Its a much improved bank with a excellent CEO at the helm now.

[thegusman] 19/1/2018 18:00

Thanks. im sure i had these at 40p in old world before wilbur got out. So they could have a range of 12e? Realistically is 10e do-able? Or will she go down as quick as she went up?