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and no more RNSs and no more movement on the short position.

not even a whisper about the new store opening.

cheer up, you made a mint on TLW.

we are a GO on Manchester:
https://twitter.com/Metro_Bank/status/1205448342483980288

[had to reset the clock - couldn't tell the time]

58 mins

52 mins.

still got 53 mins.

Metro Bank trialling digital receipts for small businesses
https://www.altfi.com/article/6011_metro-bank-trialling-digital-receipts-for-small-businesses

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don't tell me you are in, Nov?

10% chance.

apt name too.

a labour chatbot left unattended.

"You seem quite aggressive in your posting frequency today. You ok? :-)"
LMAO - nice one, Jimdson

when you know something afoot is, er, at hand.

anagram for petulant

random dudes appearing, talking going short. on what basis?

ratknapp - you do not find it strange at all that the billionaire buying up MTRO shares on the cheap is effectively the beneficial owner of a bank operating under the longstanding name "Republic Bank" in the Caribbean, while another very new "Republic Bank" opens up in New York under the stewardship of one Mr Hill, the founder, Emeritus Chariman and (still) large shareholder in MTRO? Not only that, but the NYC "Republic Bank" bears an uncanny resemblance to Metro Bank get-up. ??

The Best Is Yet To Come: The Caribbean Triangle

So VH is in New York (where most of the founder backers are) with his new bank "Republic Bank", which happens to looks very, very similar to his 10 year UK project Metro Bank : https://www.myrepublicbank.com/.

There JUST so happens to be a Republic Bank already. Yup. Republic Bank (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_Bank). Guess what? "Republic Bank Limited is one of the largest and most successful financial institution in the English Speaking Caribbean, with over 180 years of rich history. The Republic Group comprises of 16 subsidiaries"

Republic Bank in the Caribbean has only four licencees. One of the 4 licensees is CIBC First Caribbean - https://www.republictt.com/about/subsidiaries, which is 67% owned by GNB. GNB is wholly owned by the financial holding company of the Gilinski Group, which has around US$15 billion in assets and banking operations in Colombia, Peru, Paraguay, Panama, and the Cayman Islands. The Gilinski Group is led by Jaime Gilinski Bacal, a Colombian billionaire, banker and real-estate developer.

Jaime Gilinski Bacal is accumulating Metro shares.