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Thank You, John Hume!

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Haha! I've just read that in 2007 the BIRG share price reached its all time high of...wait for it...£160.70!

Plenty of room for aspiration then.

As the Mongols used to say in their prayers to the Eternal Sky, "Hooray! Hooray! Hooray!"

Interesting. Do you know what the market capitalization was then?

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Get real. The Tories were an absolute disaster for Britain by any measure. They were orders of magnitude worse than the current government.

All part of America freeing the world to death, no doubt.

It is absolutely possible but he is probably telling the truth. The money being poured into AI is ludicrous. AI is crazily over hyped, essentially by conmemen and self-deceiving nerds with Messiah complexes like Sam Altman and his "colleagues". That plus bitcoin are going to burst, with a bang or with a whimper remains to be seen, but with massive eventual effect is definite imo.

What nonsense. Migration is not the "epicentre problem". Neither was "cancel culture", nor were trans people and the what is a man debate. The "epicentre problem" for most Brits is inequality. The others are deliberate distractions.

Excellent! That's the real economy talking. Good news.

No levies will be imposed on imports if the company has broken ground on a factory in the USA. Is this a get out of jail free card for Ireland? Many of the companies are American anyway, I believe.

US tariffs will have only moderate impact on Irish economy, Central Bank says.

That's a very interesting article. It's not clearly bullish or bearish but it gives significant insight.

And OECD predicts US rate cuts too. BIRG has jumped more than most though.

Ah, ok. Likelihood of US interest rate cut due to Trump appointee Stephen Miran calling for it. Global stocks responding. Could be that.

Nice little jump today. Anybody know why? Is it the share buybacks or something else?

I do. That financial crisis affected the whole of the western world. It was not wholly made in Britain and the politician who did most to get over the crisis was Labour leader, Gordon Brown. As for the will of the people, Brexit was not the will of the people, it was the will of 52% of those who voted, far less than half of the people and only just over half of thos that did vote. The choice to have a referendum was Cameron's. He gambled the whole country's prospects, prosperity and power for the sake of the Conservative party's unity. Reckless, selfish and shallow. Now polls say most people wish we'd stayed in so it is no longer the will of the people.

Anyway, I did visit to hear about lgen. I won't waste anyone's time rehashing arguments we've all heard before. All the best with your investments.

A lot of muddled thinking there. The tax burden and a lousy economy was inherited from 14 years of Conservative corruption, waste and Brexit.

"Rachel from accounts" - lame.

That is, well said, John Hume.

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Well said. The truth beggars belief.