ranger4 wrote: » I feel the uk are in a far more dangerous situation with their finances and default risk than we are, they couldnt get bond sale through Last week, we are Lucky to be member of euro dysney Land.
woodseb wrote: » the UK are in bad situation, but to suggest they are in a worse position is wrong on so many levels. i'll take comfort in the ability of HM to print money for itself
Glacier wrote: » How long do you see this rally in both Banks continuing?
rugbyman wrote: » Just sold them. they had risen another 10 % since I asked the question earlier. Good luck to whoever bought them, I hope they go to 5 euro. regards, rugbyman
ranger4 wrote: » Hope you are in profit rugbyman with your sell, I sold 34,600 aib today for 1.18, was being cautious myself, sp could rally higher mon-tuesday if more details of bad bank debt entity are released over weekend or early next week, i feel we could see leg down later next week but will not fall back to 0.28c range,we have seen the lows and hopefully the trend is up from here with volitilty remaining and swings down and up but trend remaining possitive. Go aib go.
Daragh101 wrote: » what makes you think that they will fall late next week???
Hanley wrote: » The budget presumably?
Compak wrote: » Buy on the rumor sell on the news is how I go. The bad property company is now a sure thing. market has priced it. I can see it being expensive and not amazing and thus a leg down as the announcement is pretty general with an anticlimax. Like recapitalisation
Daragh101 wrote: » what did you pay for the shares??????? what makes you think that they will fall late next week???
section49 wrote: » hi all, new to the forum and also new to the markets, i bought 5500 aib shares @ 54 cent in feb (3000 euro), at yesterdays close profit is approx 2500 euro,i have been scanning alot of reports and there seems to be positive vibes around. Are the bulls running?
ranger4 wrote: » I feel present rally could run for few more days with leg down possibly near end of week with profit taking but doint see aib going back to previous lows of 0.28 range.
samson09 wrote: » 28c a share is not the lowest AIB shares will fall to. The recent increases are based on nothing but speculation and wishful thinking. Even after the G20 meeting, nothing has REALLY changed. It wont be long before we see the price of Irish bank shares -27% one day, -17% the next, followed by -34% the next day. There is absolutely no logical reason why the share prices of Irish banks are increasing at the moment. In my opinion, of course.