Yep, guess they lost.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/26/irishlife-idUSL6E7IQ1AC20110726
I suppose IPM will be de-listed as planned, but the shares will still be tradeable on the mini exchange, as per AIB. Your Grandchildren may benefit from your shares, lock them away and forget about them I would think?
I've read your warnings before, but there is something in my psyche that likes the risk.
Anyway, off to Morrisons now to get 36 cans of Fosters for £20. Got to take advantage of these deals when times are hard :)
I hope you are wrong, for obvious reasons. However, I fear you are right. Time will tell. I've lost too much chasing the dragon, so to speak, so whats left in the pot will stay in these dogs. The only thing going for them is they can't get much lower.....................or can they?
The way I see it, Mr. Noonan has five working days to railroad this compulsory takeover order for IPM. If this takeover is challenged on the slightest technicality, the hearing can be delayed, decision deferred or whatever. Five days isn't long to get all your eggs in a row for a successful nationalisation.
I'd say advantage is to the shareholders at the mo?
No, I am Inglesi.
God knows how I ended up in these Irish tragedy's, BKIR and IPM? Still, it's been a laugh coming down, now if going back up the hill is only half as much fun....................
From Italy? Gordon Bennett, the LSE is over-run with Italiano's. Azurri, Darklost............both spaghetti munchers. Now you, Mamma Mia, where you all a come from?
you might have just put £5k down the swanee...............................
then again, you might have £10k in your back pocket in a few months time. You pays your money...................
GL to all of us.