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I too have now sold out having held shares since around 2019. Just got completely worn down by the way this company has been run over the years. Could be a big regret depending on what happens next but the current price has delivered a small profit due to averaging down over the years. I just fail to see how a bank that issued shares via a share placing at £3.50 per share in 2020 to only then see shares diluted a few years later by 3:1 can be valued at anything significantly higher than that after being stripped of assets over time. Essentially the £1.30 per share would now mean £3.90 had the shares not been diluted, and i cant see any business case for the business to be valued much higher than this. At best, if it were to be sold my opinion is it could fetch £1.50 per share but for me to hold out for an extra 20p per share, considering the amount ive invested, is just not worth the risk for me, to any genuine holders i hope you all make money out of this, ill definitely be looking on with interest, after all ive been in daily SP check mode for around 6 years now so old habits die hard

One thing for certain, whatever theyre doing it wont be to benefit the small investors. Metro has had its jump in SP, kidding yourself if you think theres some quick big win in SP from current level

It has not been reported anywhere that metro are interested in buying tsb

"Thats why theyre so interested in this", theres been no confirmed bid lol

Still only takes metro to circa £50m profit, which is around a 6th less than TSB profit LOL

Erm, £2.50 values the bank at £1.7bn lol. TSB is valued around £2bn and TSB made a statutory profit of £290m, metro made a stat pre tax loss of £212m, get real please and stop trying to mislead

It seems pretty obvious that if there is a bid itll be around the £1.20 mark, the market always knows before its common knowledge and looking back this was obviously the reason for the rise. Question is whether the board accept it. Also important to remember the shares in circulation have been multiplied by 3 so that means the £1.20 is the equivalent of £3.60 before dilution.

Look at you trying to entice complete strangers to stick money in m&g out of the goodness of your heart lol

£1.20 per share will be the offer imo, if a formal bid is actually launched

This is an interesting article, looks a safe bet to have circa £1.20 as the minimum share price for some time yet https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/may/09/metro-bank-investor-advisers-ceo-iss-glass-lewis-bonus

Key wording here being the reference to the £1.20, its been manipulated for many years solely to benefit those in the know, so theyll make sure this continues

Now there's a coincidence, not. Price driven down to accomdate cheaper shares for director and family

Probably why the price decreased yesterday following positive results. Can't help but think they'll always find a way to stuff existing shareholders

If ever confirmation was needed that a stock was overly manipulated, this is it. Ahead of guidance normally always results in an uptick

Good progress

Underlying

For the 1st time in a long time I'm not expecting metro to post a loss tomorrow, we shall see though

The bank is where it should be now, £3 was raise before the most recent raise. There's now 3 x the number of shares in circulation so the bank is now valued where it was following the £3 raise. Won't be much movement from here for a while yet

Nobody is a FAN of metro. For the love of God, stop. They're a bank, deary me

Ah the garbage is back

Analysts views mean nothing tbh