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Wrong, BREXIT failure of prosperity is purely down to inept politicians. It is better to freely trade globally than to be hogtied by a singular monopoly.... Europe. Blame the politicians not Brexit

Lmfao Lloyds had already set aside £450m in February for such a court decision on the car finance..... so at 60p + you can argue it was already baked into the Lloyds share price. So this reaction today is purely ROFLS and an opportunity to buy IMHO

Interesting, and extension to the firm intention to buy LTG deadline to 22nd November. Material progress made supposedly. Brode and Satchell, due to their stakes and inherent tie-in to the business pushed to one side. Rightly so, so that is fair for shareholders as a whole. I do also wonder if the extension means there are other bidders who have made their presence known!

Crikey, only bought LTG 2 weeks ago, and this is a nice £5k profit. Reads like LTG accept it

P.s. all that matters is EPS.... and its up circa 6% :) with an interim divi, that is why it should fly high today !

Initially i thought it was a shocket with revenue guiding down..... Not much they can do about that with it being the biggest valid excuse on the planet "macro economic backdrop"...... HOWEVER..... these results to me look amazing...... not only is debt reduced from the 50 something millions but down to c. 1 million, think about the interest payments this company will not be paying in relation to the insane amount of cash it generates....... Cash that can be used for increased divi's, organic growth, buybacks or acquisitions. I ignore their comments about bull crap EBIT..... as Benjamin Graeme and Buffet teach: all we want to know about is net income over time. I thought this was fantastic: Statutory operating profit increased 65% to £38.3 million. Need that FED intrest rate to come down by 0.5% come Wednesday and stocks all over the globe will fly. Only negative point from me on this report is that EBIT statement continually used...... DO NOT USE THIS METRIC! A company could use loans as a means to book revenue, i want to know about taxation and interest / depreciation and amortisation.

What's going on with this share price, why isn't it rising? Already price in? COP28 Phasing out of coal announcement spooking investors? Crap stock exchange?

Bank run coming? Then shockwaves to the markets?

Had enough, out at 36p was averaged at £1.12p. Tired of stock manipulation. One thing I've learnt the last 5 years of trading..... just buy FTSE 100/250 shares , trackers or funds the corruption in

Averaged at 62p, what an absolute dog of a stock. A mess caused by the top of the company. Of course I am convinced lessons by board will be learnt but the average stock takes around 1 year to uplift from a profit Warning for example. So, my holding of circa £6k reduced to £1.5k I am going to swallow this and sell out until a later date. You see I will never buy a company again unless it has been on the stock market for a minimum of 2 years. Private investors or some other legal authority need to come together to create 1 simple rule..... PREVENT ALL INVESTORS WHO HAVE DONE ALL MANNER OF DIRTY TRADES PRIOR TO THE IPO AT PRICES WAY BELOW THE IPO PRICE FROM SELLING WITHING THE FIRST 2 YEARS OF THE IPO. IPO's are in my view fraudulent, stay well clear for the first 2 years.

Cyberdoggy, I am still clinging to hope from MTRO's Q3 results and update where it mentioned about how such a high percentage of their customers are on fixed rate loans. This may be a distinct difference between LLOY & MTRO. Perhaos combined with a return to profitability may see this again plastered all over the Financial Times for positive reasons rather than historical negative reasons and bring about a chain reaction of good investor sentiment and big fund uptake. Here's to hoping.

Hi all, is anyone going to predict the MTRO share price say 1 week after H1 results? I'm going for £1.6. My own 2 cents of opinion is Its got to be positive hasn't it, that should take it a bit beyond 1.5. From where it previously lay. Who knows maybe big funds will come back off of these results at snowball it to a much higher share price than I have predicted. Interesting to hear all comments....

The average profit Warning takes around 1 year to recover. Is this were we all say "I'm going long" as is there hope? Or cut losses? £5k loss.

I feel sick, I'm averaged at 57p a share. This is joke.

CFO may not be allowed for whatever criteria they may have for buying shares. The valuation is just nuts vs TM17 who's founder Debbie Bestwick is stepping down from her role to be with kids

P.s. there is significant lag in this share price, it should be £2.5p its on the worst PE ratio vs peers. Unjustified eith this management. Sector sentiment and share price sentiment will eventually correct itself.

and how many times do i need to tell you that the majority of mtro loans to clients are fixed for 2 years!! far outweighing the skew that the bigger banks have towards variables! see previous quarters trading updates! can't be ****d digging it out yet again.

Fed raising rates again is the reasob and the market getting jitters

Interesting RNS about the change of structure, turning it to a parent company structure, holdings company. That paves the way for acquisitions or diversity and in my view good news. Or to even me it simpler to sell of any arms of the business that are poor etc. Looking forward to Q1 results, sector sentiment is improving, MTRO on the right track, could see a nice return to 150p / funds getting back in. Read alot of the recent reports, the main dog is Barclays, terrible, its investment banking arm will drag down any good work that interest rates should provide.

Q1 Results soon, will show another stonking performance, another quarter if profit, which may mean, along with better industry sentiment, an uptrend in the share price.