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Bought a small amount of £1.3k - will buy more if they go cheaper... too cheap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Buying more - too cheap to pass over!

P/E ratio = 6. I'm no Warren Buffett - but when he saw P/E ratios slipping below 9 - he bought bought bought.... I'm now seriously considering using the last of my dry powder on a swathe of stocks across the market... just too cheap - but no one is listening - because they can't see the potential....

Interest rates look very much set to increase given the above expected rise of inflation.

It made historic profits in an era of ultra low interest rates - massively impressive. Retail sales figures out and it shows substantial improvement.... the share price drop is entirely and utterly irrational. Going to add more - this share price should be closer to £4 - unprecedented buying opportunities...

Unusual that its down by more than the divi.... far far far too cheap!!!

Aviva - valued at almost the exact value of spare capital in the company - 'spare'.... add in another 2.3 billion for the asian unit (if it is sold)... spare capital would be the exact valuation of the company.... Think shareholders who are selling out are completely thick! Dividend cover is probably the strongest across the FTSE....

Look at googles price trend graph over time.... the share price was multiples higher than today 398 euros to be exact in comparison to 3 euros today.... pre-consolidation thats a drop from over 13 euros to 10 cents. The drops in bank shares this month of c. 40% for AiB is entirely and utterly unjustified.... I see analysts continue to apply buy ratings on nearly all of the banks in the UK and Ireland....

That will be an uncrossed trade - not a real trade....

BIRG is 100th the price of its all time high - c.250 euros to 3 euros... cannot be argued its overvalued at all!!

Personally I think your local chipper and McDonalds analogy is just about as stupid as most of your other points on here.... The stock market is quite possibly the most irrational ediface of mankinds creations.... Only in April, BOI was 6 euros and today its 3 euros.... imagine someone frightened someone into selling their house because in 4 months time it was going to be worth €500k as opposed to a €1 million today.... who would sell? Probably no one.... we are in an entirely irrational moment. Personally, if the UK left the EU in the morning with no deal, we probably wouldn't notice the difference.... stocks markets would go down, sterling would plummet, inflation would accelerate, interest rates would go up and banks margins would improve.... car plants would close, corporation tax would plummet.... new enterprises would be attracted to the UK.... who bloody knows.... but in the long rum, the UK would prosper - always has, always will.... Brexit - biggest experiment in project fear and thats coming from an Irish Catholic Remainer!!!!

Its not ridiculous at all. Not in the slightest... Dow Jones and S&P 500 have gone in opposite direction to the FTSE.... we are looking at the start of the Dow Jones and S&P 500 shares correcting - if FTSE and specifically bank shares go down much more I will purchase more and more.... Bank of America shares were 5 dollars when BOI were 2.29 are their very lowest in history. Today, BOI are 3.18 and Bank of America are 25 dollars..... Irish economy has been more buoyant in that time. Without Brexit - BOI would probably trade at 15 euros today (PE ratio more closely aligned to long term stock market average.) I'm buying many more AiB and BOI....

RMG valued at 1.95 billion with assets of over 4 billion.... wow....! cheap cheap cheap!

Falkland - I am buying up a lot of shares at the moment - tracking a large range of extremely undervalued shares.... have opened up an II account whilst I wait for my SVS account to transfer.... I love all of this turbulence as people just love giving away their shares for nothing. Have bought a lot of BOI/AIB shares - very different banks to 2009 and heavily capitalised....

Bank of America shares trading at 700% higher than 2009 lows. Bank of Ireland trading barely 30% above the lowest point in its history.... Ireland had grown much stronger than US since 2009.... why the difference? anyone explain?

George - thanks for your message. Quiet on RMG board because I am much more heavily invested in others now.... I remain of the view that the market is severely under priced now - any shred of resolution on any front will see shares leap.... I remain extremely bullish on British and Irish shares - they've just gone far too low...

Media is in a negativity frenzy - BBC are incapable of printing anything remotely positive.... they pick the worst part of annual accounts / quarterly reports and put all their effort in pushing only negative. BIRG shares are technically trading barely 4-5 times earnings - being given away at this stage as are most shares across the entire stock market.

People acting entirely irrationally.... stocks being marked for clearance across the board.... UK stock market has been in technical recession for 20 years - FTSE 100 barely moved up a percent in 20 years. Irish banks on P/E ratio of less than 5.... UK banks not far off.... US bank shares trading 100s % higher since last recession. Irish bank shares trading near lows last seen in last recession. Bargains all round.

Pokerchips - always good to read your views on the market - very balanced and on the money. At the moment there has been a technical recession in stocks for a number of years - FTSE100 little above 20 years ago.... stocks already were very low and now even lower..... keep watching - personally I've bought a lot and they are holds for me for now.

As of Aug 10, 2019, the consensus forecast amongst 19 polled investment analysts covering Aviva plc advises that the company will outperform the market. This has been the consensus forecast since the sentiment of investment analysts improved on Dec 17, 2014. The previous consensus forecast advised investors to hold their position in Aviva plc.