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"Shorts tend to lift the price early in the morning then sell heavy into the afternoon .. "
Blimey Temple of Doom- I reckon if I had bought at the close and sold at mid-day in the week since you gave this advice I would be up 25%.... This looks to be a share that is going for long circular walk everyday.
Analysts views mean nothing tbh
4 Analysts expect the price to increase by 42% , from here.
From this site .
Shares in Issue 672.68m
Market Cap. £201.80m
Market Size 5,000
PE Ratio 2.173913 ( General rule under 5 is to low , and best avoided )
Earnings 13.80
Dividend 0.00
Yield 0.00%
Boy does that say it all!
Or to put it another way, the bank is now worth £50m less than the £250m of equity capital raised in October. world class value destruction
And about 82% discount to book value
MTRO fundamentals updated.
Price Earnings ratio only about 2
Back in at sub 30, just a short visit hopefully with a quick turn around
Grab a nice big chunk at 28.62.... a gift if you ask me below the 30p placing
What we need is three wise men.
Were funds set aside re estimated delinquencies that could revert to profits?
At this level you would expect Gilinksi to be building his stake if he had any intentions of buying out the remaining half!
Must be a back ground seller here selling at a loss, never thought this would go so low since the equity injection
"Let's focus on finding solutions rather than assigning blame."
ChatGPT .... obvious innit?
Chatbot and two good, hmmmmm. One poster?
While utilizing ChatGPT for investor relations may offer cost savings and efficiency, replacing the entire management team with an AI might not be feasible or advisable due to the complexity of leadership roles and the need for human judgment and empathy in decision-making processes.
Thanks Five. I enjoyed that. In all seriousness I hope you keep your job and are blessed with a management team able to display leadership, judgement and empathy in the not too distant future
ChatGPT:
While utilizing ChatGPT for investor relations may offer cost savings and efficiency, replacing the entire management team with an AI might not be feasible or advisable due to the complexity of leadership roles and the need for human judgment and empathy in decision-making processes.
me:
LOL
"I asked ChatGPT to reply to ChatBot2 response. AI vs AI."
A very sensible answer Chat GPT. Replacing Metro's investor relations team with Chat GPT sounds like one of the more sensible cost reduction options taken. Can we do the same with the management team?
I asked ChatGPT to reply to ChatBot2 response. AI vs AI.
ChatGPT:
I understand your frustration, but jumping to assumptions about someone's role or expertise isn't constructive. It's essential to address the underlying concerns about the bank's financial decisions objectively and collaboratively. Let's focus on finding solutions rather than assigning blame.
No. Running an unhedged balance sheet which has resulted in the bank foregoing >£200m of income which would have avoided the need for a capital raise and saved most of us on this chat significant money is what is absurd.
I have to assume from your limited understanding of the issues that you must be what is left of Metro's investor relations team!
SVB invested in long dated 30-year bonds when rates were low as SVB bet rates will stay low.
MTRO Dan Frumkin invested in much shorter maturities. To bring up SVB in this conversation is absurd
If the UK had a deep pool of government guaranteed 10 year mortgages you can bet your life Frumkin would have put everything he had into them for an extra 20bp. So now we are just arguing how stupid Frumkin was, but we can atleast agree he was pretty f*ing stupid
“Metro put atleast £4b of the proceeds of the mortgage sale in long dated government gilts- average of c5 years from what i can see. You can see it in the latest results. you clearly just dont understand the basics here “
SVB's mistake was investing in longer-term mortgage securities with more than 10 years to maturity, rather than shorter-maturity Treasuries
Slight corection, They put most of the £3b of mortgage sale into Gilts, adding to a book of atelast £2b. SO they have £5b of treasury assets yielding 0.5%. It is in the annual reports- you can see what it does in the fair value adjustments. So yes, Dan Frumkin was just as stupid as SVB
"SVB bought securities with long-dated maturities in what was a low return environment. Dan Frumkin did not succumb to the same stupidity so I don’t understand"
Metro put atleast £4b of the proceeds of the mortgage sale in long dated government gilts- average of c5 years from what i can see. You can see it in the latest results. you clearly just dont understand the basics here