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The Governor and Company of the Bank of Ireland

5/23/2013, 8:25 AM ET

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Wednesday, December 19, 2012, 7:10 AM Following a 5-month 43% move higher in the EUFN, the European financial sector is upgraded to Neutral from Sell at Credit Suisse. Earlier this week, Meredith Whitney turned bull on the U.S. financial sector after its torrid 2012 run. 3 Comments [Financials]
Tuesday, November 13, 2012, 7:41 AM Bank of Ireland (IRE) plans to return to the public debt markets after a 2-year hiatus with a €500M sale of 3-year covered bonds. Amidst widening net interest margins (eat your hats U.S. banks) and lower loan losses, the bank appears to be nearing the end of needing government support. Shares +2.8% in London. Comment! [Financials]
Friday, August 10, 2012, 7:21 AM Bank of Ireland (IRE) posts an operating loss of €907M in H1 vs. a loss of €722M a year ago. Toss in asset disposals and the loss rose to €1.09B. Net interest margin fell 13 basis points to 1.2%, though the CEO expects it to strengthen from here (even as the ECB cuts rates?). Shares -6.1% in London. 3 Comments [Financials]
Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 9:24 AM Goldman resumes coverage on the Bank of Ireland (IRE), reinstating it at Neutral with price target (London shares) of £0.13 vs. the current price £0.102. The ADRs - up 34.2% YTD - trade at a far higher price following a 1:10 reverse split late last year. Comment! [Financials]
Friday, June 29, 2012, 9:16 AM Premarket gainers: STZ +18%. SWHC +13%.
AMPE +12%. NBG +14%. FSIN +13%. PCX +9%. KBH +9%. ING +8%. LXRX +8%. IRE +7%. BBVA +7%. DB +7%. IVN +7%. MTG +7%. ALU +7%. GSS +6%. LNCR +5%. RIO +6%. ATPG +6%. MT +6%. HZNP +6%. SAN +6%. CLNE +6%. STM +6%. CS +6%. BBL +5%. GALE +5%. OREX +7%. SI +5%. VALE +5%. BHP +5%.
Losers: RIMM -14%. NKE -10%. TMH -7%. SPPI -6%. 1 Comment [On the Move]
Thursday, April 12, 2012, 9:00 AM Premarket gainers: MCK +5%. IRE +4%. RIO +3%. TSCO +3%.
Losers: RDS.A -4%. NOK -4%. Comment! [On the Move]
Wednesday, April 11, 2012, 9:10 AM Premarket gainers: TZOO +30%. TITN +16%. THLD +7%. MITK +6%. BBVA +6%. BCS +6%. AA +5%. ING +5%. IRE +5%. DB +5%. RENN +5%. PCX +5%. HOV +5%. FRO +4%. STD +4%. DRYS +4%. ALU +4%. MT +4%. AVP +4%. GNW +4%. ARNA +4%. ACI +3%. MTL +3%. ZNGA +3%. SSL +3%. DLLR +3%. WLT +3%. RIO +3%. TEF +3%. X +3%. ANR +3%.
Losers: NOK -16%. 1 Comment [On the Move]
Monday, April 2, 2012, 9:08 AM Premarket gainers: TWER +20%. AVP +19%. RNDY +8%. MCP +4%. ESRX +4%. VVUS +3%.
Losers: KERX -60%. AVII -32%. GRPN -10%. NBG -8%. GFA -6%. SINA -5%. IRE -4%. GOLD -4%. THLD -3%. MT -2%. BBVA -3%. Comment! [On the Move]
Wednesday, March 28, 2012, 9:44 AM Citigroup says sell Bank of Ireland (IRE), but Emerging Money's Jonathan Yates thinks that means it's time to buy. Some of IRE's attractive ratios: price-to-book, 0.50; price-to-sales, 0.88; debt-to-equity, 0.14. "If the Bank of Ireland made it through The Great Recession, it is here to stay, and long-term investors will profit when when the economy recovers and the stock rises again." Comment! [Financials, Quick Ideas]
Tuesday, March 20, 2012, 9:05 AM Premarket gainers: FMCN +8%. ZLCS +7%. WMB +4%. KORS +4%. TIF +4%.
Losers: TRGT -16%. JASO -9%. FRO -6%. RGP -5%. ADBE -4%. GEN -4%. ALV -4%. RIO -4%. IRE -3%. MT -3%. BHP -3%. CLF -3%. AKS -3%. SDRL -3%. S -3%. ING -3%. Comment! [On the Move]
Monday, March 19, 2012, 9:05 AM Premarket gainers: ABVT +14%. DYN +10%. THLD +6%. NBG +6%. PWRD +4%.
Losers: S -5%. IRE -4%. FRO -3%. AIXG -3%. ACI -3%. Comment! [On the Move]
Wednesday, February 29, 2012, 9:14 AM Premarket gainers: CERS +10%. NKTR +10%. VVUS +6%. CHTP +5%. MDW +5%. IRE +3%. NBG +3%.
Losers: CEDC -28%. SODA -12%. GNTX -10%. CPST -8%. FSLR -7%. KOG -6%. TAL -5%. EXLP -5%. PANL -5%. KYN -5%. MHR -4%. 1 Comment [On the Move]
Tuesday, February 21, 2012, 9:07 AM Premarket gainers: CORT +61%. THLD +59%. PBH +24%. CTIC +11%. CHG +10%. STM +8%. SWC +8%. JASO +7%. WYNN +6%. IVAN +6%. SSN +5%. YGE +5%. HL +4%. IRE +4%. TSL +4%. FRO +3%. M +3%. HD +3%. DANG +3%. CS +3%. STP +3%. NG +3%.
Losers: GTXI -39%. CHTP -13%. WFT -11%. CTRP -9%. CIE -5%. NBG -5%. RIG -5%. CIEN -4%. WMT -3%. Comment! [On the Move]
Friday, February 10, 2012, 9:45 AM Irish banks' borrowings from the ECB totaled just €138B at January's end, off from December's €151B, and the lowest level in nearly 18 months. Analysts believe the decline is due to the lower needs of Dublin-based foreign banks, rather than any improvement in the position of the country's domestic lenders. Comment! [Global & FX, Financials]
Thursday, February 2, 2012, 9:00 AM Premarket gainers: GMCR +21%. CEDC +21%. MTSN +15%. OMEX +10%. GPS +8%. CNQR +6%. EA +6%. CDNS +6%. QCOM +5%. ELGX +5%. GFA +5%. AUO +4%. KSS +4%. ZNGA +4%. IRE +4%. CMI +3%. K +3%. CPST +3%. JDSU +3%. MA +3%. RENN +3%.
Losers: SD -13%. ANF -12%. ANN -10%. NG -9%. BSX -6%. CI -6%. RCL -6%. UN -5%. MPW +4%. VIA -4%. UL -4%. CHKM -4%. SNE -4%. PCX -4%. PHM -3%. DOW -3%. ANZ -3%. CUK -3%. CCL -3%. NBG -3%. Comment! [On the Move]
Tuesday, January 31, 2012, 6:54 AM Irish banks swapped billions in government debt due in 2014 to paper maturing in 2015 earlier this month, according to Davy. The move will relieve funding pressure for the government when its aid package runs out next year. The government has a sizable (if not near complete) ownership of the major Irish banks, so the whole exercise is a circular one. 1 Comment [Global & FX, Financials]

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