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About.

At 10p per share, that gives a future potential market cap of about £70 million.

Once again if you think that MET1 is worth well over £70 million, then fill your boots.

MET1 was happy getting a value of 2p per share for potentially hundreds of millions of new shares think about that.

Buyers of shares in the next few months will simply be transferring their money to warrant holders.

Some at a bit over 184p

Mar

''I had already done my research ''

in which case, proper research would have resulted in you thinking that MET1 is worth well over £63 million -

700 million X 9p

Mar

Unbelievable that anyone would think that MET1 was worth well over $63b million when their purchased 'assets' cost a small fraction of that from sellers happy to get rid of them.

I am pretty sure that you simply looked at the price per share when investing, and had not considered/or not had a clue about what that price per share meant in terms of a potential market cap valuation on the exercise of the 2p warrants.

Fakey

''Not trading anymore , Just collecting Divi.''

''Have added Metro Bank to my portfolio (small holding)''

and what dividend yield will you be getting with Metro?

Fakey

''Not trading anymore , Just collecting Divi.''

''Have added Metro Bank to my portfolio (small holding)''

and what dividend yield will you be getting with Metro?

Mar

so you invested despite thinking that the share price could go to 2p. Having invested at the level you did, that means you are an investor that thinks MET1 is worth a lot more than £63 million.

Bamb

I think you are living in a hopeful world where no more shares will be issued and at the same time the share price will rocket up from the current price.

Bamb

so a further crash in share price to about 3p with not many more shares issued or many more shares in issue if exercising warrants is viable - one or the other.

As I said, if you think that MET1 is worth a lot more than £63 million then FILL YOUR BOOTS

Bamb

''doesn't make it any more likely''

what 700 million shares in issue? - If there are not to be many more shares in issue then that would go hand in hand with a depressed share price where exercising a warrant and selling is not viable, and not to be viable means a price per share about 4p + lower than it is currently

Bamb

I haven't posted anything twice - this site has functioned very slowly for me in the last few weeks resulting for whatever reason in duplicates being posted by their system . NOTHING to do with me.

4p

''You don’t need to be a super smart investor to understand what the massive number of 2p warrants are doing to the share price.''

Unfortunately it appears that there are plenty of sub standard IQ 'investors' still buying/averaging down who are happy to buy despite the fact that there could be 700 million shares in issue in the near future. 700 million X 9p equals a market cap of £63 million.

If anyone thinks that MET1 is worth a lot more than £63 million having recently spent a fraction of that on licensees then FILL YOUR BOOTS.

4p

''You don’t need to be a super smart investor to understand what the massive number of 2p warrants are doing to the share price.''

Unfortunately it appears that there are plenty of sub standard IQ 'investors' still buying/averaging down who are happy to buy despite the fact that there could be 700 million shares in issue in the near future. 700 million X 9p equals a market cap of £63 million.

If anyone thinks that MET1 is worth a lot more than £63 million having recently spent a fraction of that on licensees then FILL YOUR BOOTS.

I would have thought that all pre paid warrants would have been exercised and sold quite a while ago

There are still hundreds of millions shares that can be created at a cost of 2p per share (cash warrants)

Check

warrant holders would not give notice of exercising without the intention to then sell asap

Check

''If this test new lows tomorrow as 2p offloaders desperately what to get shot ''

I think you will find that shares from warrants would have been sold asap, the latest lot on Monday. The share price action apart from their Monday sales are others getting out with a few pounds still in their pockets, sold on to those seeking a 'bargain' which of course it isn't.

E

Just goes to show how many people are still willing to buy shares at this level for 2p ? per share in assets.

Fred

'' its all about what they find''

I repeat - the sellers of the licenses were happy to get rid of them at way below price the market is currently valuating them at.

Twk

''A fair amount of hope, hype and speculation I guess''

unfortunately they are not assets - MET1 bought 'assets' - pieces of paper (licenses) at way below the current market cap. The sellers were happy to get rid.