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Anyone idea why the drop?
its not xd day
there is an rns out, i dont understand it, it looks as though directors bought shares.... but just a few each, 52 or so ..??????
Tesco SP has risen because Market Share rose in comparison to other UK Supermarkets.
Benefits of Clubcard prices matching Aldi / Lidl
Over 5 and a half million shares bought back in 3 days and the price hasn't risen significantly.
its being held back so they can get them cheap.
Its going up now as inflation eases although it does look like it being manipulated around the 2.49 mark at the moment.
It's going down because you can now get a better return on the bond market.
Tesco SP is up @ this time.
The big supermarkets have been cleared of excessive profitering.
The main culprits are the large suppliers supplying supermarkets.
Tesco is champion on taking on these suppliers.
Why is this stock going down in price ?
I agree with you, I saw Starmer on Television yesterday morning with Laura K , and basically he is a book of empty pages . He kept on repeating the same boring statements over and over again , in other words nothing . A typical useless politician .My opinion is that he really is thick and dangerous. I don't know how Laura kept her cool with him answering none of her questions. Did he get paid for the non interview , and if so how much ?
Seems like tesco don't want to record massive profits incase it looks bad. In our local area I have seen brand new dot com delivery vans. And brand new lorries for shop deliveries.
Owl/LTI/Badger are all spot on the PRESS with all their spins to sell papers that are easily consumed by the daily reader it's all propaganda to suit their narrative, however at the end of the aisle, nobody wins against Mr Hyperinflation it's the destruction of FIAT currency. FB agree Starmer's attack on the O&G industry among others in the midst of an energy crisis is bizarre.
My problem is that Tesco (and in fairness, the other big supermarkets ), seem to be maximising profit at the expense of the customer, or ripping the customer off to be blunt. This seems to be the response to Lidl and Aldi and is doomed to failure as customers will move. Maximising profit is a worthy aim but never do it to lose your customer.
Lti/badger
Agree fully on both counts, it's almost like some in some quarters hate to see a UK business do well and yes maximising profit should be the name of the game. For some reason tsco seems to take a hammering for doing it though, more so in the days of Leahy when the SP was twice as much but they were continuously hauled over the coals by the British press for it.
You ain't seen nothin yet Badger.
If Starmer gets in, which is looking likely, we're all in the s h I t.
When did profit become a dirty word? Every company should make as much as it can it’s called capitalism. No one is forced to shop at tesco as long as the market it functioning properly then the good businesses make good profits. A lot of people in the Uk seem to resent any company that does well.
Owl
''I think they are almost mindful of not wanting to make too much profit at the minute, as ridiculous as it sounds''
the idea of business is to maximise profits on behalf of shareholders
'' if they were to go full throttle the amount of negative press re profiteering and taking advantage ''
profiteering ?
I would imagine that profit margins are more or less the same as they have been for a number of years - profits on a maintained profit margin but increased costings means a higher nominal profit - that is not profiteering, it is INFLATION
Land bank as well to be fair.
Owl85 - agree it had a circa 50% retracement at this stage so may be close to getting a bounce off the 61.8% and/or the 200 SMA they seem to converge in the same vicinity depending on how you calculate the fibs to the candle body or wicks :-) ?
Household finances getting squeezed further with latest rate rise and persistent inflation. Plus it had been on a fair old climb over the last half calendar year so maybe some profit taking too.
Why is this stock dropping?
I think they are almost mindful of not wanting to make too much profit at the minute, as ridiculous as it sounds, if they were to go full throttle the amount of negative press re profiteering and taking advantage of already stretched households could quite quickly have a negative effect on the company. I remember the days pre credit crunch when this was often a feature of the reception of their results and household finances were under a lot less pressure then.
Apparently we are in a cost of living crisis. If they can deliver results like this even in bad times I can’t think of a better place to park my money.
Booker is jewel in Tesco crown.
What a great idea by Sir Dave.
Buy some more wholesalers!!!!
Jamtart1 Yes they are indeed great 'Every Little Helps' some 10% increase in improvement along with gaining further market share must be worth a rerating by the city analysts.
Excellent results not many companies can beat that in the current climate.
Oops - 'day' missing