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There seems to be structured selling going on for weeks now - the big question is who's selling and why?

There's certainly someone offloading a large position but the MMs are not giving it away, the spread is wide considering there's no shortage of supply. It's always difficult to pick the best buy point but I'm happy enough to top up around this level.

ECB board members talking about rate hikes in June will also propel the bank stocks:

hXXps://financialpost.com/pmn/business-pmn/ecb-should-hike-rates-in-june-schnabel-tells-reuters

Just looking at the latest Davy targets for the Irish banks: BIRG €22.11 and AIB €11.45

Not been following PRD lately but I'm not aware of any updates from DCEE regarding Corrib South.

Market not happy with the way the 2026 revenue stream has been explained. I think it's a good buy at this price point but the lower the price the more the opportunity for some form of takeover/buyout at less than fair value

AIM is mainly just a market for speculative ventures but any solid companies listed on AIM that have real prospects combined with reasonable/cheap valuations will eventually come good, either by buyouts or privatization.

This is great news both in terms of immediate revenue and also in demonstrating the scale of operations they can handle. Potential takeover target but will command a much higher price tag than previous speculation.

Whatever about the current government, I'm certainly watching my exposure to Irish shares given the likely rainbow coalition of loony tunes that could form the next administration. Another bump in BIRG over the next few months and I'll happily take my profits!

Barclays have always been one of the more cautious analysts on BIRG but they have raised their target SP from €15.40 to €19.50

£830 average payout - so much for the shysters promising the punters thousands in compo!

Some wild moves across all markets this morning - Dow futures were way down, now up 1000 points. The algo traders love a good crisis!

The Euro bank index lost about 5% last week - it always seems that BIRG and AIB overshoot any significant moves in this index. I would only get worried if the Euro index had not dropped i.e. something specific to the Irish banks.

It will probably overshoot on the way up as it did on the way down - I'm happy to hold but 15p would tempt me to offload some!

Some serious volume already. This will go a lot higher in the next few days

The ISEQ is where the main volume is traded so it's the most accurate price (BIRG.IR) - The BIRG.L price tends to move on small volumes.

https://live.euronext.com/en/product/equities/IE00BD1RP616-XMSM

Not €18 on the ISEQ but seems to be slowly heading in that direction!

Every time there is a placement coming up the SP drops significantly the day before at around 2-3pm.

Good start to the new year for BIRG - any opinions on an SP target for 2026? It must be getting close to fully valued at this stage?

Can you please post an official link confirming the " secured funding" under the energy charter treaty?