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Dude - read your own posts. hopefully the penny will drop.
all I can say is: THE BEST IS YET TO COME.
You must be VH's Nephew, using his line
BS
''INACTIVE trading accounts (which speaks for itself). ''
What would you know about it? absolutely nothing.
I was using IG over 20 years ago for share trading for a few years, then up until a couple of years ago, for arbitraging activities, when counterparties I was using ceased trading the markets that I was dealing with. Simple really.
fair dues. too much tablet.
all I can say is: THE BEST IS YET TO COME.
respect, something to be earned. posting Metro related info is a start.
Bigsmoke - I was not cross ramping, but was trying to take little mickey.
You are 200?
Bigsmoke I m old enough to be your Grandad, so show some respect, if you know what that is.
Do you mean "self-conflicting Metro bashing morons" - you think that is a anme and not an apt description?
How about cross-ramping fevertree-boys?
i always was a thicko. but play the man not the ball.
Losing c. £200 on a 1 share deal - however much the equivalent is, sounds s 2pid.
Bigsmoke - Pls behave yourself and stop calling PI's names. Not being very gently. Thanks.
No, LTI - I do not give a monkeys chuff over how much you have in LLOY, what makes your socks roll up and down, or where and how you maintain your INACTIVE trading accounts (which speaks for itself). What was apparent last week is the self-conflicting Metro bashing morons who keep pretending to be holding out for investing when they are not. they are maintly pushing an agenda.
BS
You are turning out to be a bit of a 'thicko'.
If Metro go bust I will lose less than £200 on my bet.
He could have bought Fevertree, as they will be up by £2 tomorrow, all In My Humble Opinion.
BS
''have been cheaper to buy 1 LLOY share and maintain the account? After all, it would have been a less risky purchase according to LTI.''
I have a large 6 figure sum invested in Lloyds shares.
I think it would be rather boring to have bought a bet equivalent to a further £58 worth of Lloyds shares don't you think?
You seem to be getting rather flustered about my making a tiny bet to avoid a monthly £12 fee.
you could have stopped after the fifth word.
He's trying to be clever as I eluded to earlier by suggesting he must be bullish if he bought metro rather than anything else.
He's long on LLoyds and posts mainly over there . As I also said on Saturday he's got his head on upside down if he thinks Lloyds are a better play than Metro at the moment.
day 1 in the metro house please come to the diary room - lloyds down .9% Metro up .7%
day 2 onwards and for a few days/weeks will be the same - let's see who is right - Lloyds or Metro ATM ??!
LTI - "I bought a bet equivalent to 100 shares to avoid a £12 a month inactivity fee"
(1) - by "bet", I thought you just stated that you did not gamble?
(2) - "equivalent" - at that, your purchase was leveraged? and you claim to be low risk??
LTI follows LLOYS (apparently) on a greater basis that MTRO. Would it not have been cheaper to buy 1 LLOY share and maintain the account? After all, it would have been a less risky purchase according to LTI.
hold on, no one is holding you here. if you are bored stating the reason why you believe that there is no case to invest, why are you hanging around? at least you would not need to "say the same thing over and over".
of course, you have your view - based on YOUR PERCEPTION of the analysis of the holders of short positions (or are you privy to undisclosed info)? and on the basis of that view you have your "non investment", that is, not no investment, but just no serious investment - but yet again, why would you make a serious investment because you also do not believe in l;arger investment because that is "gambling".
BS
''only buying 1 share?''
I haven't bought any shares today.
I bought a bet equivalent to 100 shares to avoid a £12 a month inactivity fee
You are not answering the questions, just being evasive.
And, how is he erring on the side of caution? if he both holds the view that there is "no basis" and at the same time made a purchase?
BS
It gets a bit boring having to say the same thing over and over.
I am of the view that the holders of short positions have done a thorough analysis of the current state of Metro, and so this is the basis of my non investment.
The minimum short position is still over 8% of shares. I will not contemplate a proper investment until that is substantially reduced.
It is the choice of others if they wish to oppose the view of holders of shorts.
"I see no problem with LTI is erring on the side of caution."
How many seats away are you from LTI?
How is he erring on the side of caution? Buy buying but only buying 1 share?
And finally, what "moment" are you lookign for?