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Share Picks 2020

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pearcider

4000 new cases in Italy. 500 dead in one day. I imagine the markets will be closed for a few months soon.

voluntary

Checking AIB out of pure curiosity and having some satisfaction as I was saying for years that the state should sell all shares ASAP. No reason for the State to gamble owning a commercial bank.

all about the mane

Does anyone here trade options? If so, what broker do you use?

Nemeses2050

I would stay miles away from any Bank shares....Irish Banks wouldn't touch them with a barge pole, once bitten twice shy

Timmaay

Pkiernan wrote: »

If you've got the bottle buy AMD every morning and sell every evening.

Dlr not bad for swing trading also the sec.

ELM327

voluntary wrote: »

AIB below 1 EUR per share :eek:

Would prefer BOI if goping that way. AIB still state owned.

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/BIRG.IR?p=BIRG.IR&.tsrc=fin-srch

Have no access to Irish shares though, US only through Revolut. Not paying for premium etrade (have the basic account through company for RSU/PSU shares)

Coil Kilcrea

greenfield21 wrote: »

How many more days are we going to see like this, crazy times

Until we wake up and hear that someone has a cure for this bastard. Until then, we’re in free fall. Ackman is right. Lock the shop for a month so we self isolate to the point that we get this poison under control.

Pkiernan

If you've got the bottle buy AMD every morning and sell every evening.

Timmaay

I absolutely don't feel sick at all anymore for selling up most my portfolio for a 10% loss a week or so ago, if I'd hung in I'd be looking at a 30% loss now.

voluntary

AIB below 1 EUR per share :eek:

Mad_maxx

cnocbui wrote: »

Ah, no, Australian stock exchange.

Even thinner volume

Mad_maxx

Nemeses2050 wrote: »

bought BP on monday @19.30 and it was dropping so quickly made me consider my position and got out quickly @19.00, not much harm done it's now 17.40...so guys hold jumping into energy stocks yet

Same happened me with shell a fortnight ago, dumped @17

greenfield21

How many more days are we going to see like this, crazy times

voluntary

Thargor wrote: »

So what if it's too big to fail? They'll just print a billion shares and give them to whichever government bails them out, you'll get diluted to nothing.

Or sold to another bank/airline etc for symbolic 1 USD/EUR (like it happened before) in return for some form of an emergency plan saving jobs and stuff.

voluntary

Don't lose all your ammunition today. Cash will be the king starting mid/end April.

Shedite27

Sounds like Delta and AA are racing to be the first one to go bankrupt

voluntary

Nobody yet believes NASDAQ can drop to ~3000 region.

Browney7

Boeing at $99

Thargor

So what if it's too big to fail? They'll just print a billion shares and give them to whichever government bails them out, you'll get diluted to nothing.

Nemeses2050

lastusername wrote: »

They look like good bets - too big to fail possibly? Not sure if Easyjet is though? Could take many years for them to get back to or above their pre-Covid highs of course.

American Airlines/cruise companies taking a battering today...anyone following metal companies please BHP, Rio et al

voluntary

Catching falling knifes.

lastusername

alchemist33 wrote: »

I spoke to my brother today, who's a pilot, and he bought into Easyjet and IAG this week.
He didn't say this, but I'd be wary of the American airlines. I think COVID is going to hit hard there.

They look like good bets - too big to fail possibly? Not sure if Easyjet is though? Could take many years for them to get back to or above their pre-Covid highs of course.

Shedite27

Just had an order fulfilled for Disney at $85

MightyMandarin

Nemeses2050 wrote: »

CRH looks very tempting, but as you said in 2011 and 2002 €11.50 was the lowest it went. so there's a bit more to go.

IRES and HIB Reit both down nearly 50% from their peaks a month ago.

Commercial RE will get absolutely battered in the next year. I'm avoiding it like the plague, even with the low prices.

cnocbui

Mad_maxx wrote: »

European domiciled funds force the holder to pay a 40% plus exit tax after eight yeara

Ah, no, Australian stock exchange.

Nemeses2050

bought BP on monday @19.30 and it was dropping so quickly made me consider my position and got out quickly @19.00, not much harm done it's now 17.40...so guys hold jumping into energy stocks yet

Mad_maxx

cnocbui wrote: »

What?

European domiciled funds force the holder to pay a 40% plus exit tax after eight yeara

Mad_maxx

Nemeses2050 wrote: »

CRH looks very tempting, but as you said in 2011 and 2002 €11.50 was the lowest it went. so there's a bit more to go.

IRES and HIB Reit both down nearly 50% from their peaks a month ago.

Kingspan and kerry are holding up incredibly well

Kingspan is the best managed company in Ireland this past five years with kerry a close second

Smurfit kappa ( which I own) is holding up pretty well too, it dropped to two euro during the last crash

cnocbui

antimatterx wrote: »

Deemed disposable though?

What?

Nemeses2050

Mad_maxx wrote: »

12 is the 2011 low, it's currently below 2008 levels, Europe saw it's nadir in 2011 - 2012

CRH looks very tempting, but as you said in 2011 and 2002 €11.50 was the lowest it went. so there's a bit more to go.

IRES and HIB Reit both down nearly 50% from their peaks a month ago.