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MTRO Metro Bank Holdings Plc

38.40
0.30 (0.79%)
22 Jul 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Metro Bank Holdings Plc LSE:MTRO London Ordinary Share GB00BMX3W479 ORD 0.0001P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.30 0.79% 38.40 37.95 38.45 39.25 37.80 39.25 385,827 16:35:09
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
11/3/2020
09:26
We’re talking about banking. Bread and butter banking.
Not stocks or markets.
This move is critical.

—- which move ?

make_some_noise_4_dartford_boys
11/3/2020
09:25
We’re talking about banking. Bread and butter banking.
Not stocks or markets.
This move is critical.

smartie6
11/3/2020
09:24
It’s not about interest rates or making profit it’s about how the SMEs are being supported and the impact should this be longer. You cannot support non viable businesses.
smartie6
11/3/2020
09:24
This move could bring down all of the Banks. Just wait and see what occurs when the analysis starts and data doesn’t support a short term position.

— what data and what analysis ?

It’s very well documented metro, interest rates, overall banking sector and of course shorters.

What analysis?

make_some_noise_4_dartford_boys
11/3/2020
09:21
You don’t understand what I’m saying.
It’s obviously beyond you.

smartie6
11/3/2020
09:21
This move could bring down all of the Banks. Just wait and see what occurs when the analysis starts and data doesn’t support a short term position.
smartie6
11/3/2020
09:20
So banks giving free money at the cost of their capital buffers isn’t lender of the last resort? You’re fkn thick.
If this isn’t temporary then it’s gone. 100billion in packages.

—- lower interest doesn’t mean bank can’t earn from other lending. Check your facts,
Yes lower interest bad but see how like of PNB Paribas thrive in this negative interest rate world/

You’re spreading fear which suits your need but I would like to be little smart when spreading fear.

You look like complete idiot

make_some_noise_4_dartford_boys
11/3/2020
09:19
Do you understand what a bridge is? If this isn’t temporary then they are fkd.
It’s a gamble that businesses will be viable moving forward.
Madness.

smartie6
11/3/2020
09:16
So banks giving free money at the cost of their capital buffers isn’t lender of the last resort? You’re fkn thick.
If this isn’t temporary then it’s gone. 100billion in packages.

smartie6
11/3/2020
09:16
NOT BUYING VOLATILITY INDEX IS DOUBLE THE CRIME OF NOT SHORTING FTSE100
make_some_noise_4_dartford_boys
11/3/2020
09:15
With these measures to mitigate lower interest rates - how many parties are gunning?

Ill be waiting for a massive spike north now.

Just a matter of time for a rerate/short covering.

Published on 11 March 2020
TFSME will, over the next 12 months, offer four-year funding of at least 5% of participants’ stock of real economy lending at interest rates at, or very close to, Bank Rate. Additional funding will be available for banks that increase lending, especially to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) [Metro Bank - Focus]
UK countercyclical capital buffer rate to 0% of banks’ exposures to UK borrowers with immediate effect. The rate had been 1% and had been due to reach 2% by December 2020.

The release of the countercyclical capital buffer will support up to £190 billion of bank lending to businesses. That is equivalent to 13 times banks’ net lending to businesses in 2019.

cantrememberthis2
11/3/2020
09:15
SR, when this goes, it will be big.
That 3,000 looks fairly good now.
If this isn’t temporary. Remember a temporary bridge. BOE have just committed bankruptcy to the uk.

smartie6
11/3/2020
09:14
Smartie what you think of Biden ?
make_some_noise_4_dartford_boys
11/3/2020
09:14
Banks now undertaking lender of last resort to zombie businesses.
In effect nationalised nut not nationalised. Reduction of all buffers is mental?
When these begin to default then banks are fkd.

— wow!!! Really ?!
How ?

make_some_noise_4_dartford_boys
11/3/2020
09:13
Banks now undertaking lender of last resort to zombie businesses.
In effect nationalised but not nationalised. Reduction of all buffers is mental?
When these begin to default then banks are fkd.

smartie6
11/3/2020
08:58
Wow...all the retail buying to this morn

Personally, can't see the money of hardly one fund globally

Later is gonna be something else

sentimentrules
11/3/2020
08:55
Not going short on FTSE100 at this level is a big crime.
make_some_noise_4_dartford_boys
11/3/2020
08:36
Just short FTSE100 and take a deep breath for few weeks like I’m doing.

Short broader market.

Don’t think we’re at bottom. Another 15% down and then will think

make_some_noise_4_dartford_boys
11/3/2020
08:28
Need Viagra more like! Lol
paul planet earth
11/3/2020
08:20
Morning Glory!
paul planet earth
11/3/2020
08:19
I'm afraid its bad news for banks -

To me, it looks dead cat -

Budget is today however i can't see any real rise imho -

tomboyb
11/3/2020
08:18
Herando

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Banks have been given almost unlimited free funding..so a free pass as Borrowers also get a free pass....watch house prices rise"

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