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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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0.10 | 0.30% | 33.40 | 33.30 | 33.85 | 34.95 | 33.25 | 34.95 | 336,828 | 11:22:55 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
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27/2/2021 00:47 | Jeez I'm so thick I can't spel | sentimental rules | |
27/2/2021 00:46 | Ps it's invester. I swear | sentimental rules | |
27/2/2021 00:45 | Nom nom nom nomBusy at the mo chaps. Sucking on a large lollyOdey says hi btw | sentimental rules | |
26/2/2021 23:33 | 59p SHORTS NO EFFING! CHANCE! | sentimental riles | |
26/2/2021 23:19 | Deleted it. Sorry | cantrememberthis2 | |
26/2/2021 23:16 | It’s either very cheap, or This price for a reason In Metro case, For many reasons ... | sentiment riles | |
26/2/2021 22:55 | MTROOOOOOOOO ODEY IS LOOKING AT UUUUUUU | sentiment riles | |
26/2/2021 22:47 | CUD YOU OBVIOUSLY NEVER DID FUNDAMENTAL, AND CERTAINLY NOT TECHICAL ANALYSYS THE ONLY CONCLSION CAN BE: YOU READ JAMES TWITTER LOOOOOOOOOOOOOL | sentiment riles | |
26/2/2021 22:42 | #MTRO Technical review of the current state of play in the share price using the 4-hourly chart Looks Oversold and either continues its path down or bounces now that all bad news priced in and impatient sellers departed If trend remains in tact 200p calling #Metro #Bank #FTSE | cantrememberthis2 | |
26/2/2021 22:28 | SEE YOU MONDAY KNUTS MACHETE TIME | sentiment riles | |
26/2/2021 22:26 | YOU ARE NOT GERBILS YOU ARE CHEAP IMITATIONS HAHAHAHA | sentiment riles | |
26/2/2021 22:13 | zzzzzzzzzz | sentiment riles | |
26/2/2021 22:11 | Oh Dear - Short to Medium term looks like Shorters will Suffer here Just when SHORTERS were getting comfortable And now talk by Bank of England Bank of England's Chief Economist Andy Haldane warned of inflationary 'tiger' Raised issue of central bank complacency during COVID-19 pandemic recovery Comments saw government bond prices to fall to lowest level in almost a year and sterling to rise The Bank of England's Chief Economist has warned that an inflationary 'tiger' had woken up and could prove difficult to tame as the economy recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic. In a clear break from other members of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) who are more relaxed about the outlook for consumer prices, Andy Haldane called inflation a 'tiger (that) has been stirred by the extraordinary events and policy actions of the past 12 months'. Such inflationary pressures could require Britain's central bank to take action. 'People are right to caution about the risks of central banks acting too conservatively by tightening policy prematurely,' Haldane said in a speech published online. 'But, for me, the greater risk at present is of central bank complacency allowing the inflationary (big) cat out of the bag.' Haldane's comments prompted British government bond prices to fall to their lowest level in almost a year and sterling to rise as he warned that investors may not be adequately positioned for the risk of higher inflation or BoE rates. 'There is a tangible risk inflation proves more difficult to tame, requiring monetary policymakers to act more assertively than is currently priced into financial markets,' Haldane said. He pointed to the BoE's latest estimate of slack in Britain's economy, which was much smaller and likely to be less persistent than after the 2008 financial crisis, leaving less room for the economy to grow before generating price pressures. Haldane also cited a glut of savings built by businesses and households during the pandemic that could be unleashed in the form of higher spending, as well as the government's extensive fiscal response to the pandemic and other factors. Disinflationary forces could return if risks from COVID-19 or other sources proved more persistent than expected, he said. But in Haldane's judgement, inflation risked overshooting the BoE's 2% target for a sustained period - in contrast to its official forecasts published early this month that showed only a very small overshoot in 2022 and early 2023. Haldane's comments put him at the most hawkish end among the nine members of the MPC. Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden on Friday said risks to UK inflation were broadly balanced. 'I see inflation expectations - whatever measure you look at - well anchored,' Ramsden said following a speech given online, echoing comments from fellow deputy governor Ben Broadbent on Wednesday. | cantrememberthis2 | |
26/2/2021 22:10 | BUT FIRST MTRO ARMAGEDDON | sentiment riles | |
26/2/2021 22:09 | [...] — For The Gerbils (@city_trd_invt) that one | sentiment riles | |
26/2/2021 22:08 | n that little baby - is squeallingggg for attention | sentiment riles |
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