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POLL:Will BOI be nationalised?

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  • #2
    hawkmoon269
    Closed Accounts Posts: 463 ✭✭hawkmoon269


    In your position, I personally would not sell them.

    That is not, of course, intended as formal investment advice.


  • #3
    Baird
    Closed Accounts Posts: 260 ✭✭Baird


    stainluss wrote: »
    I bought shares at 0.85c since it has dropped to 0.68c... do you think it could be heading in the Anglo Irish direction?(shares going to nil, nationalization etc.) http://www.sharewatch.mdgms.com/markets/quote.html?idNotation=50653
    Would you personally buy shares at the current price? I have heard BOI isnt capitalised as good as AIB

    Heres a better question, why did you buy them at 85c?
    Cant really say whether you should sell them as we dont know how much you bought.
    If you bought €500 as a punt then fair enough, however if its 20k of an
    investment then i really really would not like to have to be in your position over
    the next 3 months.


  • #4
    pandamoanium
    Closed Accounts Posts: 453 ✭✭pandamoanium


    I've been following the BOI saga with interest over the pst few weeks, and I too have also been wondering whether they will be nationalised at some stage.

    Having read a lot of BOI related threads on this forum over the past few weeks I thought that the general consensus was that BOI shares shouldn't be touched with a barge pole atm, high risk of it being nationalised etc..

    However, going by this pole, voters seem confident that this is not the case.

    Why is this? Have I missed out on some new development that leads people to believe that BOI will not be nationalised?


  • #5
    Baird
    Closed Accounts Posts: 260 ✭✭Baird


    I answered no as the question to me is if BOI will be nationalised fully like northern rock
    My thinking is that it wont be, however i think it will get some form of a bailout package
    but will continue as a publicly traded company. At what cost to the shareholders is
    anyones guess at this stage.


  • #6
    pocketdooz
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,559 ✭✭✭pocketdooz


    stainluss wrote: »
    I bought shares at 0.85c Would you personally buy shares at the current price? I have heard BOI isnt capitalised as good as AIB


    Do you not think it would have been a good idea to find this out before investing your money in them?

    LOL - this farce is just getting more laughable as we continue through it.

    People investing in the equity of a dying bank with no clue as to their capitalisation.

    You all belong in a bookies IMO


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