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I thought these are the 2c resources and that they were independently verified? Was there not 2 or 3 different oil wells drilled over the last 40 years?

How much is this worth fire-sale? Current Mcap is 40million euro. Barryroe has 280 million barrels of Deepsea Oil.
surly it has a value?

I've no concerns with this stock. The bank is now very well run by a level headed smart CEO. All those B&M branches have been gotten rid of without a major backlash. Staffing numbers have been reduced significantly. They are part of a duopoly with AIB. The slow pace of the Government disposal is annoying, if they were anyway clever they would hold onto their 10% but we know they are not.
The untold story of covid is that Banks like BOI are reaping in the profits, and contrary to initial thinking that they could see a lot of commercial loan defaults, this has not materialised.
With Interest rates rising they are setup for a decade of nice profits in a booming Irish economy with very little competition coming in against them.
The share price of €5 is cheap. I can see this above €10 within 24 months as they are either going to have to start a share buyback or pay-out the dividends again.

Every retailer is having supply issues, and especially the b&m ones. With the world opening up again their is pent-up demand hitting now. I saw it first hand over the last week, we had the first teenage disco's in 18 months and all the clothing retailers in the town got completely sold out of dresses etc 2 days after it was announced, and what's more is they do not think they can get restocked fully this side of Christmas. so if you think the likes of Asos and Boohoo are the only ones being hit then think again. If anything they are going to come out of this a lot stronger

I think the market did get a little surprised by the level of the turn around. I'm very positive on the future, I would rather see a share buy back then a dividend

We are not really out. It has ended up more as a symbolic Brexit than an exit. We said we were leaving then spent the next few years trying to stay in at the same time. So we've come to the stage were we have no say and follow their rules. Plus we still don't have agreement on the services Industry, which Dublin, Frankfurt, Milan, Brussels etc has been sucking from us.
I'd be more worried about the UK's borrowing now, it's worse than any of them, except we don't have the same cushion the North Sea Oil gave us before.
Yeah glad to be "out" it's going to be fun now being the punch bag of Europe
Yeah glad we are "out"

Yeah I spotted that as well.
The award is worth the Market Cap of Cairn, India will not renege on the ruling., unless they have decided to destroy there whole economy...
Patience is key now, I estimate this is worth about £3.50

problem with that is we are not in the European Union anymore, so as a lone boat out in the Atlantic they will get the two fingers from the Indians as they appeal the decision and drag it on forever

Expect a 10 to 15% jump on a deal. It'll probably break and hold the 4 euro

This will take off as soon as a deal gets done. €3.30 is not the next resistance its €3.90 then €4.60
It will open above €3.30 once a deal is announced

Funny how Norges Bank acquires roughly the same amount that Blackrock disposes of.
Would it be possible that Blackrock were accumulating for Norges Bank? If so then they would have control of about 15%. What is the threshold for a takeover offer is it around 30%?
This is looking like a strong strong buy...

Good news if Ulster bank are pulling out

Up to 9.16% now.
They've up their position by over 1% in a few days and managed to keep the share price down. You have to hand it to them, they are in control here.
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Up to 8% now and still the share price gets beaten down.
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No wonder they are the worlds biggest asset managers. They are going to pick up this bank for a song

Considering this has been lingering between 4 and 6 cent old valuation it was basically priced to fail. I don't think we held these lows even at the height of the last banking crisis.
This EU recovery package puts a floor under the whole lot.
Value has become very hard to find in the current stock market, PE ratios at all time highs, these Banks are looking like great value now

Dividend in the long term. Short term this is a recovery play with a target of between €4 to €6. A play on the Irish economy.
It's a well funded bank, better reserve levels than other regional European banks. Consolidation is on its way to the regional banking sector so more than likely this will eventually get taken out by a much bigger Bank or some other Wealth fund such as Norges Bank.

Price surges ahead by 7% within an hour. Another huge order is being filled again this morning.
This has gone very bullish now

2nd RNS today. Now they are up to 4%. Between them and blackrock this is getting interesting

€2.70 and higher is possible this year. The low of €1.20 was pricing the Bank to fail. Not going to happen. The covid restrictions haven't been fully lifted and yet the economy has roared ahead this week