BNB babcock & brown limited

BNB too big to go down. Banks have shown support in past. Why...

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    15/08/08
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    BNB too big to go down. Banks have shown support in past. Why not now?

    That said, I would not buy BNB today but am buying BNBG; 42% per annum return to Nov 2010. Rank ahead of equity in both dividend and security. I don't think BNB itself will show a combined return of 40% per annum for two years but I think BNBG will.
    BNB Price at posting: 0.0¢ Sentiment: LT Buy Disclosure: Held
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