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Author	SirMoose View Profile \| Add to favourites \| Ignore
Date posted	2009-11-07 15:00
Subject	Protests in the Streets
Opinion	Strong BUY
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This thought was running through my head yesterday . It is said that NAMA will really benefit bank shareholders . Might be right and if you can't beat us then join us ! If you were a public sector worker after getting your wages cut by 7 % or whatever this year and next year wouldn't it be a good idea to start buying a few of these bank shares bit by bit . The returns out of them should give you back your 7 % or more . Also maybe offset the Interest rate increases on your mortgage that will probably come in the future . Just a thought . I'd say that Dermot Desmond would agree with me ! All IMHO etc. !
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