Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
Market cap 43% higher than BOI. I've not done much homework on their loan book vs bad loans comparisons but this SP should be higher, I'll be selling CFD position soon and going in with cash, sitting on this. Money to be made,
BOI operations in the U.K, profit margins heavily weighted by exchange rates & we know here that is at the moment, EURGBP. Carney released a dovish statement on tuesday about rate hikes but inflation is building steam in the U.K so I think Carney will raise rates 25bp will make sterling stronger and improve profits for BOI. But because of dovish statement maybe people pulled out. Large sells towards the end of the day buy so who knows. This bank should be worth 9B+
Slowly rising, in I'm nice profit for my purchase 2 weeks ago. The only problem with trying to sell this share at market is the spread is over 1% which is killer. Anyway, when the SP return to single figure numbers the big boy may be ready ready to pull the trigger and get in. Just some thoughts. BTW, I'm looking to sell because I'm holding CFD's. But if my plan works out and I get a nice profit out of it I'll buy real shares and hold hold hold.
This article explains a bit about the market cap, https://www.irishtimes.com/business/financial-services/aib-floats-at-56-higher-market-value-than-bank-of-ireland-1.3130163?mode=amp But with such a difference in market cap and boi haveing more assets (am i correct here) BOI should have a higher market cap and this is what value investing is all about. Looking for miss priced assets in the market. Sure there might be some manipulation to control the price or whatever who knows but a good company willl be price according eventually. ECB have suggested that they may raise rate while extending there quantative easing programme so higher rates are coming soon, maybe 2 years away but stock prices usually reflect this a lot sooner. Onwards and upwards.
I'm not sure. I know a list of private investment companies wanted in on the AIB IPO but they were refused because the didn't consult prior & and there was the fear that they would sell for minimal gain which could upset the IPO. I'm not sure about black rock. Looks like July 10th for reverse split from that article
Volume up today, SP moving sideways. Is BKIR consolidating 30:1 on the 10th of July, am I reading that right? Puts the SP about €6.90. €7.XB market cap. What's the market cap of AIB. If Reverse split is happening in July I anticipate there will be a lot of retail investors waiting to get in given the success of AIB, nobody wants to miss the boat. Maybe some of them instutional investors that were refused AIB IPO could lump into BOI if they take the right steps. Just some thoughts C
Hi, I sold out a few weeks ago to hedge some of this currency risk as my account is in Euro. I've bought back in for results and ex-dividend on the third and will hold for long term again if all looks well. What are the expectations for Q3 results?