Bank of Ireland (ADR) (IRE)
A financial services group that provides a range of banking and other financial services. The company has a network of retail branches in Ireland and the United Kingdom.
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Strong retail bank, selling on the cheap. International exposure.
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I'm continueing to focus on financials...
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Another great valuation although it is exposed to mortgages in UK and Ireland. Good dividend. I would suggest buying it on the LSE, due to higher dividends.
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IRE has been grossly overbought on fairly unconvincing volume on it's path upwards. There are much better banks, with much better balance sheets, with much higher earning potential that IRE. I just don't really trust Ireland.... it's been in a bubble for quite some time.
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I like Irish people.
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My arguments are very simple low PE.
That’s my real portfolio
1/3-MTL,
1/3-AIB,
1/3-IRE,
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Another contrarian pick. Of course here there is not such thing (usually) here, in the broader sense this stock has suffered from sever e malaise and the loss of institutional support. However the facts are short interest is waning which is the first sign I look for in a contrarian investment. Numbers are solid, the bank is clearly undervalued.
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bank of irland used to cost 60$
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Just a spell.
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Chasing seanleckey
Friends in the UK tell me this is theri choice in banking options. Sounds solid enough to me.
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P/E under 10... way to cheap.
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Guilt by association is currently punishing the stock but its underlying strength will, like Allied Irish Banks, prove resilient. It is a highly profitable bank at unusually favorable P/E ratios. A bank formed in the late 1700s, it survived the Irish potato famine, huge outmigration from Ireland, The Great Depression, and just about everything else thrown at it. It just keeps growing. I consider it a strong prospect.
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Great Dividend and low exposure to subprime.
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Ireland is behind in economic recover, but after the stock fell off a cliff this month it is unbelievebly undervalued.
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seems to ba a ton of market optimism here. This stock has ran away over the past 6 months. I invested in it at 3.28 and finally cashed out at 15.41. When there seems to be a consensus that something is going up in price, i tend to pause simply because greed is what makes the average joe a stock market loser.so with such a large jump with relatively no news in months makes me think that this is just greed driving the price up. Ill take my 300+ caps points and im betting the next news will be less positive which will not only give me some short term gains on the downside, but may also give me a chance to jump back in if the price drops 50% or more. The key to winning in this game is knowing what something is worth. With the Irish economy probably in worse shape than ours, i see a slow recovery ahead. this is not a 16 dollar stock based on the numbers it is putting up currently.
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This is a Tiddman call on the liquid lounge.
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This is at a 52 week low.
I think this bank will survive. If it does, it will rebound strongly at some point.
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The Bank of Ireland is one of the best ways for small investors to gain access to the Emerald Isle - a country with phenomenal economic growth and stability, and no communist regime. Did I mention the 4+% yield? (I have no financial interest in this company.)
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It's just jumped way too much to a level that I feel cannot be supported by the underlying fundamentals.

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