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Jun

Gurufocus Notes on Prem Watsa Dinner

Tim Travis
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Bank of Ireland, European Banks, Francis Chou, Gurufocus, Prem Watsa Dinner, Research in Motion, Research Report, RIMM, Stock Options to Generate Income, T&T Capital Management, Tim Travis, TTCM, Value Investing
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These notes are great and I thought both Prem Watsa and Francis Chou’s comments on RIMM were extremely interesting.  Also if the U.S. banks weren’t so cheap Bank or Ireland would be among the first European banks that I’d be taking a look at.

http://www.gurufocus.com/news/178463/the-latest-comment-on-rimm-by-prem-watsa

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