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I knew that and I'm not having a go at anybody,
There's way too much scaremongering going on right now and the effect has many running for the hills and we all know who ultimately gains from it!
Halma,
I believe norrab1s comment is directed to pursestrings. He produced scare story numbers around Ocados bonds and as yet cannot back up his numbers...
I think we can safely say that Ocado isn't a tinpot operation and it will always serve a purpose for the foreseeable.
Some of these target's are grasped out of thin air but you just never know in this game, something I've learnt over many years.
P.S. your methodology and quantitative research is flawed.
Pursestrings,
Please provide more information re your bond info using Ocado RNS and their dates. I've looked it over and disagree with your statement "For every 1£ above £17 costs the company £600 mil. "
Cheers
How on earth can the SP be anywhere near £29 when you have 600 mil bonds at guidance of £17 in 2-3 years time. For every 1£ above £17 costs the company £600 mil. They would go bust. Ocado would have to do a massive RI below guidance to cover costs. The broker has inflated to off load .
Yes, we don't expect growth shares to go into reverse, but if it hadn't been for Covid then OCDO would probably have just slowly risen from March 2020 until today - that would be a rise of 600-700p.
Yes Chilting, not a good day. M&S will be worth topping up soon.
The disappointing thing is, that most growth shares don't start going into reverse
Having said all that - its a p*ss poor day all round today!
I think we all need to concentrate on the long term here, rather than the short term - this is still the time to invest.
The Covid crisis pushed the SP heavily into over brought territory, it is now back to "normal levels" - whatever they are.
Just look forward to the results of all Ocado's endeavours coming together in the form of profits and dividends over the coming years.
And me
It may be a manufactured drop however as I type Autostore shares are down 6% today so it looks like it's another one of the countless sectoral shifts in investment that Omicron is causing as its impact is reassessed.
It's hard to see how Omicron is negative for Ocado, Ocado still a hold for me.
No doubts we'll be back near the 18 pound mark soon enough but do these chancers see a further profit to be made?
It can go either way here and that might force their hand to cash out much sooner.
Looks like someone (or a group thereof) is hoping to short term profit from this manufactured price drop. Watch for a reversal later or tomorrow.
Cheers V.P
As said previously, I'm looking at the bigger picture and covid is now fast becoming a part of our everyday lives.
Any sign of further restrictions and Ocado is best placed to take advantage of the situation,
With today's 1000, I'm now at a 4000 holding and that's where I see my limit here.
GLA and here's to a very busy Christmas period
Best of luck Halma. Ocado share price swaying this way and that in the Omicron market storm. So many things unclear with the new variant currently.
It wasn't a broker upgrade Gio. Citigroup had a 2900p price target and buy rating previously. They reiterated that yesterday.
Gotta laugh...broker upgrade and price drops 3%
I've just bought another 1000 on the dip
My commitment here is growing
Some big trades... 17m and 5 m?
Could the more educated on here fill me in on the RNS entries? What's the price review? It says about more or less than a set percentage... Does that imply a big deal at a very different price?
CITIGROUP RESUMES OCADO WITH 'BUY' - TARGET 2900 PENCE