Bank of Ireland (ADR) (NYSE:IRE)

P/E under 10... way to cheap.

This is a stock that has been overlooked. Eventually, because of sound financial management and excellent internal diversification, this will hit the radar of institutional investors. When it does, this stock takes off! At this point, this is a waiting game-- and it will take a return to life by the financial sector for this stock to get its proper accolades.

IT IS NOT YET TIME TO BUY FINANCIALS. THIS COMPANY'S EXPOSURE TO THE SUBPRIME MESS IS NOT YET CLEAR.

The Bank of Ireland's stock price has been hit like all of the banks from the sub-prime mortgage fiasco. However, there is exposure is not that great. They give a good dividend, and can hold out until the price of the stock corrects itself to its actual value or even greater. I think all it will take is a good annual report, and buyers will start seeing that this bank is different than all of the other banks that are in crisis.

First picked after reading an article about IRE in Fortune.

Now, I see that it shows up on the following screen:
CAPS 4 or 5 Star Stocks, ROE > 15%, 3-Yr EPS Growth > 10%, P/E < 12, P/S < 2, P/B < 2, Div Yield > 2%

That makes it a fundamental value validated by community intelligence. Wait and see...

Good dividends...

Statistics show this stock is gradually decreasing in value.

Long Term...with the dollar down most foreign banks will be reaping the benefits.

Great Dividend and low exposure to subprime.

Besides St. Patricks day this bank is well positioned going forward.

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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.

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.

Strong retail bank, selling on the cheap. International exposure.

One of the "storage houses" and financial backbones of "The Celtic Tiger". The time for big gains may be over, but steady growth on a sound foundation should go on for at least several years.

I bought GB:BKIR which trades in Euro as $ hedge; pays nice dividend; Irish economy is kicking ass since they decided to work together and quit killing each other (lesson for others?!!?); respectable numbers; not to beaten up by US banks' foolishness

Excellent Divident that is likly to increase

Low P/E ratio

Uncertainity in the Irish Economy leading to reduced share price. This is due to the easing off of the housing boom in Ireland. However Irish economy is more than just housing today. The bank has very little exposure to subprime lending. Overall exposure perhaps €100m. Therefore bad debt likely to be low. Negatives include rising interest rates in Europe will probally continue due to strenght of European economy thus likly to decrease Irish economic growth and hurt banks profits.

Super under-valued. In @ 62.10... expecting that to be the low.

Ireland has one of the strongest economies in the E.U. and the future looks really bright.