Bank Of Ireland Share Discussion Threads

[hayfield] 01/8/2016 16:28

Results
This so called "Bad Bank" has just posted over 1 billion in profits. The bad loan book has reduced drastically, many of the negative equity Mortgages are coming out of negative equity now.
Market cap now just 5.5 billion.
Enough said

[gambill] 29/7/2016 15:42

Yes agree blubell and what about the results are they out any dividend>>>>

[bluebell1] 29/7/2016 08:22

This must now be one of the most solid banks out there. Good results. Very much undervalued at the moment

[donpatrol] 22/7/2016 14:51

This should be trading closer to 40p not 20p. The share price is way out at the moment.

[hunter321] 22/7/2016 13:51

Initial Brexit is over, Irish economy booming, what could possibly go wrong, lol.

[my retirement fund] 22/7/2016 00:28

Seems to be heading upwards now

[gambill] 13/7/2016 12:22

Buy Buy this will do well again

[cruiser70] 11/7/2016 22:07

That double bottom looks nice like J-Lo's

[kemorkid] 11/7/2016 11:12

Bit of buying today??

[its the oxman] 08/7/2016 12:53

Feels massively oversold. A tiny holding for me but do you bulk up at these prices. V difficult.

[swerves1] 06/7/2016 13:19

Things looking bad here now!

[smurfy2001] 02/7/2016 17:50

LBO, still posting here? You are dedicated that's for sure.

[holts] 30/6/2016 15:47

It would seem so ,I am thinking they could benefit from operating in and out .

[hunter321] 30/6/2016 11:26

Is she oversold in reaction to Brexit

[my retirement fund] 29/6/2016 19:02

Looks good value to me

[cruiser70] 29/6/2016 18:27

Cat, I sent you a private message. I've no clue how you read them though lol

ps Hi there LBO good to see you're still hangin out

[lbo] 27/6/2016 11:04

Bank of Ireland's British business accounted for £183 million, or 16 per cent, of profits last year. Its financial services joint venture with the British Post Office places its products in more than 11,000 branches. In April, the bank said a 7 per cent fall in sterling in the first quarter had hit the euro value of its sterling assets and liabilities, with customer loan volumes reducing to €81 billion in euro terms. "The decrease in the value of sterling accounted for c.€3 billion of the movement in customer loan volumes," it said. The bank also held about €9 billion in British government bonds and other sterling assets that could take a pounding. Its other exposure is, of course, indigenous Irish firms exporting to Britain. This is not good news

[cricklewood] 27/6/2016 09:39

Great buying opportunity if you have spare cash.

[apfindley] 27/6/2016 09:21

Oh well.Time to get into Gold for safety. GWMO

[cat100] 21/6/2016 19:19

Bang on with the co. Amazing story behind that trade. A friend of mine looked into the trade which we lost heavy on. He lost $20m believe it or not.(Edit he lost 15m of the 20m position he had)Two other friends of mine lost well over a million one of them losing over £3m stg. He found out there was insider trading going on of which we were on the losing side.It's an amazing story how he found out. Anyway we have been awarded $602m which will be divided up between a lot of people. Looks like the max per share will be $14.55. I can't believe it's 8 years since


Nice bedtime reading. It still sticks in my gut but nice to get something back



There is another case pending which they are looking for a further $2b from Cohen.

[cruiser70] 21/6/2016 18:29

Yes I remember... rhymes with man,, delighted to hear that! How are you buddy? I'm still over here but planning a prodigal son return perhaps next year.