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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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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 | |
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0.30 | 0.79% | 38.40 | 37.95 | 38.45 | 39.25 | 37.80 | 39.25 | 385,827 | 16:35:09 |
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11/3/2020 09:55 | Looks like Lloyd’s now been found out. Share price also now falling. | ![]() smartie6 | |
11/3/2020 09:53 | Lloyd’s support BOE action. Wholly shxt. That’s me getting my cash out of Lloyd’s bank now if they’re prepared to play a political game at the cost of their business. | ![]() smartie6 | |
11/3/2020 09:50 | Here's an analogy for you to describe the BOE actions this morning, IT'S PENNIES IN FRONT OF A STEAMROLLER | ![]() idoflykathy | |
11/3/2020 09:46 | Ftse falling rapidly. Maybe they get it. | ![]() smartie6 | |
11/3/2020 09:45 | Banks supporting the economy carney said. Isn’t that the role of the government and BOE? Holy shxt. | ![]() smartie6 | |
11/3/2020 09:44 | Just watch B&D provision rates increase fourfold if this lasts longer than 3months. Massive gamble. | ![]() smartie6 | |
11/3/2020 09:42 | I would suggest that banks will be increasing staff numbers in their intensive care units moving forward. That said these positions won’t be for the likes of shxt for brains. | ![]() smartie6 | |
11/3/2020 09:42 | Metro will be sub 110 by the end of today.... this morning's rise was there to suck in retail idiots | ![]() idoflykathy | |
11/3/2020 09:41 | Marie - my short looks solid. Not long now before FCA fine gets announced. Also watch the run on banks. I've emptied £200K from my Metro savings accounts this morning and sent across to Marcus and Coventry. | ![]() idoflykathy | |
11/3/2020 09:41 | Do you have any idea what these means for the eu banks? —- don’t be an idiot. Target your audience where you look intelligent. I don’t need you to tell me what it means for banks. I can give you lesson about world economy and bank and all. So my love, keep your intelligence with you. And let me now concentrate on my work. Next time don’t poke me. I won’t. So maintain your distance. I’ve some respect for you so let’s maintain. | make_some_noise_4_dartford_boys | |
11/3/2020 09:40 | Dontflykathy gets attacked because she understands it. Fkn madness. | ![]() smartie6 | |
11/3/2020 09:38 | RBS share price maybe first to fall on realisation. | ![]() smartie6 | |
11/3/2020 09:38 | Marie and CUD really showing themselves to be as thick as two short planks here. If you can't see this as an act of total desperation by the banks to prop up the markets from complete collapse, then you're in the wrong game. Italy is the 3rd largest economy in EU and is heading for a hellish recession. Do you have any idea what these means for the eu banks? We're looking at a house of cards here. Astronomical debts = astronomical defaults. — Kathy, don’t be an idiot. I didn’t poke you when I saw you went short. I wanted to tell you there are ample opportunities out there to short and make quick buck, but I resisted advice. We all know you lost here and then in HSBC. And again in shorts. Your pot of £100K look small day by day. Having said that I’m short FTSE100 and Dow since 2 weeks now and continue to do so | make_some_noise_4_dartford_boys | |
11/3/2020 09:36 | This is the scariest thing I have heard in 30years. | ![]() smartie6 | |
11/3/2020 09:35 | I don’t even know why I’m conversing with pig shxt. If you don’t realise what my background is, then you truly are fkd. SR, they do hold significant capital buffers but no longer if this is implemented. Carney “we are drawing on the resilience of banks”. | ![]() smartie6 | |
11/3/2020 09:33 | Bye all catch u all at night if drunk lol 😝 | make_some_noise_4_dartford_boys | |
11/3/2020 09:32 | If we hit a recession then they’ll be fighting defaults at unprecedented levels. The likes they’ve never seen before in yours or my lifetime. Can you believe what happens when we’re hit with a no deal brexit. | ![]() smartie6 | |
11/3/2020 09:30 | They’re telling banks to support businesses from their own capital buffers. Not to withdraw lines but to go above and beyond. This is fkd, just as you are in your understanding. — not true. And hence there is something called quantitative easing. Remember 2008 peak ? BoE literally throw away free money to banks. Bank need to oblige to fulfil like MREL. Nothing beyond that unless BoE steps in which they had and will. Idiot, complete muppet lol | make_some_noise_4_dartford_boys | |
11/3/2020 09:29 | I’ll repeat again it’s not about interest rates or making money, it’s about changing risk criteria and supporting SMEs from own capital buffers. This could bring down the banks if this isn’t temporary. If you don’t understand that then you’re fkn stupid. | ![]() smartie6 | |
11/3/2020 09:27 | They’re telling banks to support businesses from their own capital buffers. Not to withdraw lines but to go above and beyond. This is fkd, just as you are in your understanding. | ![]() smartie6 | |
11/3/2020 09:26 | SPOT ON make_some_noise_4_da 11 Mar '20 - 09:20 - 41200 of 41206 0 1 0 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 | ![]() cantrememberthis2 |
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