RE: Cooking16 Mar 2024 10:50
Cooking,
time to invest in a new calculator. In 12 months BIRG has dropped from 10.2 to 8.89-drop of almost 13% which to me is a damned sight more than 1.4% !.
Joeoh and I differed on the interpretation of the PTSB results and he is correct in his comments on growth.No growth in earnings, increasing costs and you end up without a pot to p..s in, never mind no dividends. However the fact that no div has been paid for 16 years the possibilty that divs MAY be paid in 26 is unlikely to result in heart attacks among investors due to excitement.A drop in PBT from 267mill in 22 to 79mill in 23 might lead to panic attacks.
Still trying to get my heead around market reaction to BIRG results.
In 22 PBT figure of c1.1bILL and a dividend of 21c together with a share buy back of c 13million shares. SP = €11.
In 23 PBT almost doubles to 1.9bill-div almost trebles to 60c with a committed buy back of almost 60mill and potential FURTHER buy back of 50million shares -SP drops 13.5% over the day ( 9.19-7.95).
With you, Cuckoo, being the investment guru, the yield curve strategist for IC and beloved by the market the only conclusion I can come to is that the market took your BIRG results predictions to heart and were shocked to see the huge variance in the actual results from your predictions.Probably explains why thy went along with your lower sp of 8.1.