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HBOS are they worth 49p (HBOS)     

mitzy - 15 Sep 2008 11:16

Today they have fallen 22% to a new low of 223p ..are they another Marconi..?

Chart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=HBOS&S

The chart looks like one long suicide note.

justyi - 06 Oct 2008 10:54 - 382 of 569

Good call, cynic

hlyeo98 - 06 Oct 2008 11:08 - 383 of 569

Glad I came out on friday at 202p.

cynic - 06 Oct 2008 11:39 - 384 of 569

actually, having dumped to 158 first thing, sp has been very stable at around 170 ..... bit of a "boo hoo" that i did not sell all last week, but there still looked to be good upside (prob still is) and minimal downside ..... anyway, albeit that the last tranche netted less than it might have, it was still at 45/50p profit from purchase price

dealerdear - 06 Oct 2008 11:50 - 385 of 569

Not if the talk is true that the banks are going to be part Nationalised. Talk that billions pumped in in return for shares, maybe preference. Nobody seems to know what the scenario may be but possible that exising shareholders MAY be wiped out.

If anyone has any history to share on this (I think Sweden may have done it years ago) it would be appreciated.

XSTEFFX - 06 Oct 2008 12:14 - 386 of 569

THE WORLD IS GOING DOWN THE DRAIN.

cynic - 06 Oct 2008 12:15 - 387 of 569

where did you find this bit about nationalisation, or is that only related to to BNP taking out Fortis (BNP is already part gov't owned) or the Icelandic situation?

dealerdear - 06 Oct 2008 12:22 - 388 of 569

It's all the news on CNBC, Bloomberg and BBC 24. nobody seems to know what is going to happen but all the talk is about the unlimited guarantee other nations are giving savers. Also that emergency plans are being drawn up to invest billions into banks in return for shares. If they take a stake in preference shares then existing shareholders will be OK. Otherwise, I presume at best existing holders will be diluted and at worst extinguished. Darling to give statement to Commons this pm.

PS Iceland has just suspended all share dealings on their bank stocks.

Clubman3509 - 06 Oct 2008 12:31 - 389 of 569

Ireland. Do you think they have the cash to pay out every customer in full, should a full meltdown of the Banks happen.

dealerdear - 06 Oct 2008 12:34 - 390 of 569

Iceland not Ireland. The simple answer is no. They hadn't the funds for 35000 let alone 50000!

cynic - 06 Oct 2008 12:35 - 391 of 569

i would not be surprised to see BoE cutting rates today rather than wednesday and Fed likewise

Clubman3509 - 06 Oct 2008 12:35 - 392 of 569

I was asking the question about Ireland not the frozen food place

dealerdear - 06 Oct 2008 12:37 - 393 of 569

Ah understand now, sorry!

cynic - 06 Oct 2008 13:14 - 394 of 569

have prob been very foolish (we'll see) but have just bought back in at a couiple of coppers more than i sold at this morning ...... shall be monitoring carefully, but sp has been very stable since about 09:00

dealerdear - 06 Oct 2008 13:20 - 395 of 569

You deserve a medal for bravery anyway.

Perhaps you'll need a copper to lead you away to the funny farm ... lol

;-)

hlyeo98 - 06 Oct 2008 13:24 - 396 of 569

Wow...cynic...you are brave or what?

cynic - 06 Oct 2008 13:40 - 397 of 569

bolt missing! .... but actually nicely in the money at the mo

hlyeo98 - 06 Oct 2008 13:43 - 398 of 569

The Dow pre-market still shows banks are weak

cynic - 06 Oct 2008 13:47 - 399 of 569

logic for buying HBOS was as follows ......

HBOS down 25% compared to LLOY doen 18% ..... differenetial was greater eariler.

LLOY currently 272, so on original terms of 0.83, conversion = 226
If terms dropped to the mooted 0.60, then conversion = 163

I bought (this time) at 173

Clubman3509 - 06 Oct 2008 13:51 - 400 of 569

Good luck guys. Got to give credit to the Yanks at least they are trying to get things going, pity Brown is not doing much for us Brits.

cynic - 06 Oct 2008 14:01 - 401 of 569

exactly that ..... hats off to Bernanke who said several months ago that one of the main causes of The Depression was inaction by central gov't and that he would not allow that mistake again
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