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Completely agree with that stance, after all its the shorts who drove this price down to help gilinski secure his 53% at a knockdown price. In shirt, forget about shorts being burned here. Not going to happen because they're all working together

If the price was going to drop to that it would have already

It's outrageous they can get away with Manufacturing this the way they have tbh

My hope, which is probably highly unlikely is that there's enough shareholder revolt to drive an alternative funding approach where gilinski doesn't get the company on the cheap. Be great to see someone gazump the current funding offer, I can dream at least

This is all part of the plan to get it for buttons, think about it, this was all known to gilinski, unfortunately proper shareholders going to get shafted by the board, working in cahoots with others to drive the price down

Unfortunately it seems the board just want to drive the price down and take it private for a fraction of its true worth

Of course it was self sabotage

Re shorts and figures, it depends what you mean when you say great, the figures will be decent for metro but not good in comparison to other established banks

If I had a pound for everything a chart was used as the reason why this was going to rise I'd have made a few quid

Charts are utter nonsense folks in terms of share predictability, don't kid yourselves

£30bn erm, you've got that figure mixed up with £3bn

Lol, yes I'm sure they responded to your email to customer relations, some laugh on here at times

I said on here on the 20th they might not sell it lol, keep up

Https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/santander-may-look-into-potential-acquisition-metro-mortgage-portfolio-2023-10-25/

Yes that's correct, yet look at the state the SP is in

I don't remember seeing anything confirming a shawbrook bid valuation, that's just complete nonsense

Eh, shawbrook offered £2 per share, you're mistaken

Please look back at TwoGoods posts before taking any "advice" as good advice

Yes, the little guy ie general public shareholders will lose, big money will win, unfortunately its the way of the world. Like many I now wish Id got out when it was around £1.40, because what's become clear is the board are not interested in benefitting low level shareholders, I have no option now but to hold out in the hope its toyed with at some point and gets close to the £1.40 mark again, if we ever get to that point, whilst I'd defo have FOMO, I'd force myself to sell.

And it's not a given they actually sell it anyway, maybe no one wants it, I know the commentary from the board was about their being interest in it. However dan did say they wouldn't need to raise equity a short time ago, that was nonsense so the "interest" could be too. Don't trust the board one jot, especially with the way they've worked with the shorts