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Redceo and Royal Mail - thanks so much for your advice - greatly appreciated. Was going out of my mind! Thats why these share forums can be so helpful. Thanks!

Thanks for coming back - appreciate that!

Redceo - I'm so concerned - I can see no definitive answer on the website. I have almost all my cash in shares. Almost everything. If there are issues, its going to send me over the edge!!! One thing losing your money because a company you invested in collapses, another when its your broker. Worst luck - cannot believe - feel like I've entered another dimension....

My broker is gone into administration. Are my shares safe. I have serious money on shares. I need advice from anyone.... I'll be needing counselling soon. Anyone help please.

I need help. my broker has gone into administration. I have serious assets tied up in shares. If the answer is I lost everything, I could not cope with that. Can people advise. I am seriously panicked!!!!!!

211% definitely isn't right. I am talking about the bottom of the very first drop - peak to trough... they traded lower for a while but not very long. And then wilbur ross bought in heavily and hey presto they went from 6 cents to almost 37 cents. Could have been higher even - but thats a 12 billion valuation. Remember Ireland had had solid growth ( better than US) for 8 + years. No way is this worth just 4 billion...

Valued at 4 billion.... extremely low. At 6 cents, that would be 2 billion - which is basically not much more than 3 years profits. Banks in a fundamentally different place to 10 years ago. No wreckless lending - I should know as we applied for a business loan and needed to provide a double guarantee - business and personal.

Excellent close on a really bad day!

Guys - just done my analysis of banks. Bank of Ireland is currently down below the lowest point at the end of the last crash. It's down approximately - 2-3% vs. today. Bank of America is up 450% in comparison even with some big falls in recent times. RBS isn't far off historic lows and today's share price action was the most unexpected thing I have ever seen!

If it holds the £2.10 mark in one of the worst days this year - that says a lot of the strength of the share. Meanwhile, I am too busy buying bank shares at the moment. Everything has been overdone. RBS going lower today was a shock to me - Brexit or not. AIB and BIRG just far too low. Bank of Ireland trading below where they were at the worst point in the last crash despite robust growth in Ireland. Bank of America up 445% on the lowest point in the crash... Brexit - the great unknown, providing buying opportunities in abundance.

Any hint of softening on either side will see these appreciate quickly and without much notice. Anyone selling at 3.81 is giving them away. There is no way this company is only worth 4 billion - no way!

Bank of America shares up 450% since the crash in 2009 - Bank of Ireland shares down 3%. That's the cost of Brexit. Both (up until recently) announced healthy profits. Without Brexit, these would be 20 euros or more!

That's why there will be no general election. Let's see him manoeuvre a no deal Brexit with a majority of 1!

Holding up exceptionally well IMO.

No deal less likely as a result of the by-election. Remain parties much more likely to align themselves to get a majority. Cannot see Boris doing a pact with Brexit party at all! Just not likely!

Results out soon and then dividend. I ignore the noise - a trade war hasn't much to do with life insurance... Donald Trump is thick as is Boris Johnson - can't believe we are being run by a bunch of lunatics - they would have easily got lead roles in 'one flew over the cuckoos nest'

Conservative majority down to almost nothing - no scope to have an election at all - solid remain vote. I think Boris Johnson won't last until October. His strategy is wrong - his tactics are wrong! BIRG remains a strong buy from me. Bought RBS this morning - think its a disgrace they are just 5 pence above the worst day of the financial crash in 2009.

2.30 is the minimum these should have been with those results and more. NAV is nearer 3 pounds. To say these are worth 5 pence more per share than at the worst point of the 2009 recession is just - BONKERS!

On a shareholder satisfaction scale of the results, its a 9.5 / 10. Under under valued. For those dismayed by this morning's drop, IMO, the drop is entirely unwarranted. Just a pity the results were resulted at a very bad time (with Mr Trump in the background).

Well - well - 5 pence per share above where we were at the height of the 2009 crash. The only thing is, instead of reporting 10s of billions lose, were reporting billions profits and bumper returns to shareholders. Call me thick, but does this not seem totally incomprehensive. I'm adding again!