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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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-0.80 | -2.04% | 38.35 | 37.75 | 38.25 | 38.35 | 37.70 | 38.35 | 344,871 | 15:49:33 |
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19/4/2020 15:54 | Yeah Bob - thought so.. Anyway, here we go... Neiman Marcus Group is preparing to seek bankruptcy protection as soon as this week, becoming the first major U.S. department store operator to succumb to the economic fallout from the coronavirus outbreak, people familiar with the matter said. | ![]() idontflykathyy | |
19/4/2020 14:37 | Sorry Angus Energy , too early at moment i suspect but looking to bring gas to Lincolnshire , from a relatively easy extraction area with lots of industry near. Wait till infrasture is in place , a year away at least. One ineos will be interested in. | ![]() bargainbob | |
19/4/2020 14:36 | Sorry Bob - looking at chart I give Angus a pass. Remind me of metro chart. Too risky!! But anyway will now google | ![]() idontflykathyy | |
19/4/2020 14:34 | Let me google... Cheers Bob. Good timing as I wanted to explore some share. | ![]() idontflykathyy | |
19/4/2020 14:31 | Angus Energy , not a tip at moment just looking for further detail. | ![]() bargainbob | |
19/4/2020 14:26 | No need be in them 24/7. In fact for most, it would be damaging. — point taken. Agree. With real passion about market, they will flourish. Other will find out this is not right thing for them in life. | ![]() idontflykathyy | |
19/4/2020 14:25 | Most of my time in markets is curiosity. As far as getting into positions and managing positions goes, 10 min a day job | sentimentrules | |
19/4/2020 14:20 | For example SR - you’re 24X7 into here and share market. Imagine everyone do that.. just imagine.. we will have full rich resources who can give input. | ![]() idontflykathyy | |
19/4/2020 14:20 | Hard work only works if the grounding is right. A lottttt of people work hard in most businesses. Get nowhere. | sentimentrules | |
19/4/2020 14:18 | Yup but the same smart people will make money in the long run. It’s about time. More you put your efforts and hard work, more you will earn and of course more you can get luckier. Hard work never go waste. If you think then you and me both are wrong. Ultimately it’s hard work and passion who will emerge winner | ![]() idontflykathyy | |
19/4/2020 13:42 | easier said than done of course. but its why its classed a skill maybe volatility risk has to be accounted for too. gap markets and so on and on and on | sentimentrules | |
19/4/2020 13:39 | i was taught "its all about risk before profit". Keeps it real on the book, il de-risk one stock by locking down some profit in another etc. That profit lock down aint profit. Its book risk reduction. you can attribute profits when using fixed risk because you always know the risk sum daily. but how many do that? Tesco up 10%. They call it profit when none locked down and another stock , heavier investment and open to 100% risk hahaha | sentimentrules | |
19/4/2020 13:34 | Management skill and timing - spot on. Fully agree. | ![]() idontflykathyy | |
19/4/2020 13:31 | management skill ... i could even get a worse 10, and make money easily | sentimentrules | |
19/4/2020 13:29 | my next ten positions, probably work out at 3 wrong, two break evens and five runners. thats my typical 10 average. far from perfect. But aggregate due to risk management excellent. | sentimentrules |
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