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irish shares

jake_the_muss · 2013-06-28 12:17:01

was wondering if anyone here owns any of the main irish companies on the iseq ive owned Kerry and glanbia in the past , made money but thought they were getting toppy , I sold them, only to watch both go about 10 - 15% higher , especially glanbia , I had a chance to rebuy Kerry In the past week below where I actually sold…

28-06-2013 1:17pm

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jake_the_muss

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was wondering if anyone here owns any of the main irish companies on the iseq

ive owned Kerry and glanbia in the past , made money but thought they were getting toppy , I sold them, only to watch both go about 10 - 15% higher , especially glanbia , I had a chance to rebuy Kerry In the past week below where I actually sold in January but didn't pull the trigger

paddy power seems to have had no real pullback this past year and Ryanair the same , ive avoided CRH due to the moribund construction market in Ireland but I suppose their prescence abroad is more significant

as for bank of Ireland , made some money on it this past year but decided to scale back to a small amount and hold for the long term as its too volatile to have in any significant amount

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#2 30-06-2013 1:25am

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Ive PVR, DLE, PAP and RYA.

They are all have and hold for me. haven't got much invested in each.

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