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for Metro to show its hand

ouch!

3card, if memory serves me correct, I owned c. 1%+ of the company at one stage (when only 110M shares). I recall - from the VOG Investor Group - there were a couple of others with (verified) equal or greater holdings. Deciding to sell at a loss was painful - but I would be bankrupt now after dillution, dillution and price decay. I will never forget the representations made by Foo in his videos, designed to inspire confidence - which now, well.......... i can not post or it will get removed.

Dunno. but something reeks.

Mr Fish Jack McFish, the Fishiest man in Fishland, winning the all-time Fish award for Fishyness, on a particular Fishy day.

need a white knight, a big find, or director buy.,..

mind you, FCA results (if any) would be handy first.

results day would be perfect opportunity.

but when will it happen.????????????

exactly what I was thinking .... someone has to flush out the parties that are still interested. it certainly wont be the ES.

Question is: WWVD?
(What Would Vern Do?)

i wont rule BoB out Matlot. 1.8Bn market cap - could be share4share deal with Metro so low. there are safety deposit boxes for the High Street and off-shore options for those with something a little more to deposit. makes sense to me. GS previous advised BoB so maybe they will JV with Marcus offering on-shore HNWI advice and BoB (as stated) offering off-shore capability.

10 years ago there was a global financial crises......................
Davis Advisors own 6.1% of BoB. They might talk up VH for a JV with My Republic?

Davis Advisors have a good holding in Butterfield - as they do Metro.

Is The Bank of N. T. Butterfield & Son Limited going to make a bid?
They have interests in The Bahamas - which could be of interest with JCB.

almost a bagger.

think that is pretty good.

wow - we are now getting played

hope you topped up Amigo yesterday, Amigo.

like i said - could be someone has lit the tail of foxes and set them running

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