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Other Banking Shares - General Discussion

Time Magazine · 2009-01-21 17:23:09

Hi, This thread is for the discussion of banking institutions that don't have their own dedicated thread (Friends First, Permanent TSB, etc.) There are separate threads for AIB, Bank of Ireland and Anglo Irish. Please refrain from making new threads on banking shares. Thanks.

21-01-2009 5:23pm

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Hi,

This thread is for the discussion of banking institutions that don't have their own dedicated thread (Friends First, Permanent TSB, etc.) There are separate threads for AIB, Bank of Ireland and Anglo Irish.

Please refrain from making new threads on banking shares.

Thanks.

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#2 25-01-2009 6:51pm

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there arent that many banks to be talking about outside the three youve nambed

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#3 24-02-2009 7:29pm

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The Economist wrote: »

Hi,

This thread is for the discussion of banking institutions that don't have their own dedicated thread (Friends First, Permanent TSB, etc.) There are separate threads for AIB, Bank of Ireland and Anglo Irish.

Please refrain from making new threads on banking shares.

Thanks.

has anybody any idea why these shares are taking such a hamering today is it just lack of investor confidence or the belief that nationalisation is coming down the line or somthing else that iam not seeing

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#4 24-02-2009 8:38pm

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cudnt tell ya, theres certainlly no new news i no about..cud be a good buy .tipped in the indo:rolleyes:

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#5 24-02-2009 9:13pm

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heno55 wrote: »

has anybody any idea why these shares are taking such a hamering today is it just lack of investor confidence or the belief that nationalisation is coming down the line or somthing else that iam not seeing

cds spreads hit the roof today for irish banks. Also, apparently institutional traders are avoiding anything to do with Ireland.

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#6 25-02-2009 9:45am

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tcjjr wrote: »

cds spreads hit the roof today for irish banks. Also, apparently institutional traders are avoiding anything to do with Ireland.

ya i was on to sharewatch this morning and they said that nobody was dealing in banking shares

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#8 25-02-2009 11:06pm

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ya im aware of that, just talking about IRISH banks doh

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