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I know I am right ,I was right once before and it felt the same that time... lol... good luck(any further fall and I will be in the black again)

I dont feel t o reilly getting out would have any major effect (if he were to buy in that would effect sp)...but I think you will see some buy news shortly, at these volumes it aint all oneway.gla

You shouldn't make urgent decisions on sudden sp change .give it a week, seems like a pre-rally drop, but then again i`m the optimistic one. Volumes dont make sence but I have to agree 11% drops are terrifying.Good luck anyway,(strong hold)

I will Lucan ,I will...... if you told me in 2009 that I would get a reasonable stake in i.n.m. for 3c a share I`d have told you to dream on too, but I did and I am not going to cap my dreams yet.... but I will say this 17c will be seen as a steal within 90days.....gla

I would like to see a public feud between DOB and der followed by der increasing stake or tor buying in again.....1 or 2 billion euro valuation wouldn't be far fetched..... things only starting to get interesting .....

What you can do in this country with little criticism ,borders on criminal when you own the media, and still people are dumb to the complete and otter dictatorship that is media..and to think that you could own a 30% stake for 75m (or less)..... on the deals DOB has got with apn shares/beacon/Anglo loans /water metres/topaz, even his 600m investment is looking well spent, wait till recovery takes hold, what a way to build an empire ....watching in awhhh ....hope someone enters the fight and i.n.m takes off.

More talk of Vinnie exit in this weeks phoenix

If you don't wish, you won't receive.....I believe with modest earnings and a sustainable production, should put i.n.m. in the market cap region of 500m.......circulation /advertising profits will produce cream in an improving economy.... my wishes have already been answer on this one but king dinny and Dermot, may make it more special ..................going long but not for long hopefully

i.n.m. still owns over 19% of apn so dividend income and book value is still relevant on sp.As for up week,1) the volumes have been fairly consistent and it would seem that someone is buying2)there debt levels are very manageable and should return to dividends shortly.3)news of v. Crowley replacement should further support the new management.4)its been unnaturally flat 17/18c for too long5)I want to put more money in boi and liquidate(up %50%But feel deserve 100% after 5 tuff yrs) INM:)

apn 71c up again,,inm due an up week . Where's the new head

Don't see it going under 16.5c.............I feel euro equities are heading for 5yrs of positive growth,inm is heading for a min target of €2/3 with an optimistic target of €5.depending on APN's recovery..... This is an impossible target viewed from were we're standing now ,so I am not looking for an educated debate. I am also not trying to ramp, so please don't take this as encouragement ,I am an insane gambler. And so it was written! gla january2014

Fair enough points. Holding long term (another 4/5yrs) Good luck

Your right, if my view on print media was that negative I would be selling right now or even yesterday, but I have great interest in the Rupert Murdock`s/,Randolf Hearst/robert Maxwell/lord Beaverbrook /Gordon Bennett/Lombard Murphy/Tony O'Reilly, whom all were told radio/TV would kill the print, and like them I believe the internet will only help readership of print in prosperous times........ going long,

Denis would not have gone through competition waivers if he had any intention of delisting .Here to stay,i have zero doubt about that,

Whoop 14c ....good start ,hugh volumes.... after 5yrs investing I am starting to see a large return.....can't wait for next 5yrs

Temporary threshold cross I quest do`b 33%

16c would equal 200m market capitol now;-(

He took up his rights, but no fight left in him, maybe his sons will take up the fight when they grow up!i would say his bankers had him warned not to get involved.

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Done deal at egm