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I saw your **** posts months ago, never get good predictions, lol
Boring Fudder
Value you appear to be correct in buying below the £20 today, but I would use that but if large enough to get out for now. Dyor
I love you for begged for good entry
Very happy to have added today. Opportunity knocked.
hedged - re interest rates. I see them stabilizing however they may well continue to rise more than thought. Ocado in my view has been unduly punished in the overall tech selloff.
Ocado has over £2.1bill of available funds. It has been very well managed when finance has been raised over the years. Tim Steiner's 8 years experience as a Goldman Sachs bond trader no doubt helping. In Dec 2019 £500m was raised in via convertible bonds. The demand was so strong Ocado issued a further £100m of bonds. Smart move, locking more funds raise at a low rate.
Ocado issued more convertible bonds and also raised funds from shareholders to a total of £1bill in June 2020. They didn't need to but they capitalized on the strong market demand when rates were low. Smart.
Ocado's capex is £700m for this year so they are well financed for a few more years to come. Ocado will receive higher income this year from its Ocado retail and Solutions divisions. When a new overseas deal is signed they will need to raise further finance but I believe the market will be understanding of this and the share price would rise considerably if a new deal were struck.
Ney has posted eloquently today as to why anyone should invest in Ocado. I strongly believe in the same vision of the future for Ocado.
It looks like the punishment may be easing - hopefully.
In fact OCDO is now a strong buy.
A very well done to anyone who brought in below 2000p
Ocado is in a good position to go all the way.
I would recommend investing in a company with a vision for the future which will not just be limited to groceries the tech which is being created is second to none with about 20 more sites planned I would not want to miss the the ride. There will always be doutghers I been investing for over 5 years and continue to put money in whatever the price. I have never believed in a company more strongly.
I think people will be amazed in the next few years what happens within the company the vision is strong
During the lockdown I believe countries will see they all need a system like this in place as the world can be unpredictable and this system will always keep the world moving
and yet if you manage your holding properly its the share that keeps on giving
WHAT'S YOUR POINT NURI1234???????
buy something else then!
derrrrrrrrr
This company is no Amazon. It guzzles cash and returns little to no value. It's so capital intensive, I see no value in the shares even at £2. Aviva manages to turn a profit of c £8 billion in last three years and is below NAV. Ocado has struggled to generate 10% of that. Shows me how entirely wrong the market is....
Valueplay - what are your thoughts on rising interest rates and its impact here?
Madness value.
Bought in further at 1972p today. Personally I see this recovering well in time.
SP currently dependent on when global tech sell off ends - no sign yet.
Look for the reversal - fantastic buying op then.
SP should quickly recover to around 2200p.
Bag holders miss the chance to buy back as this drops deeper.
Pure FUD, Why you are here? Trying get cheap ?
Who knows where this will drop to, I just hope the small investors on here don’t lose more than they can afford. Buying more at the moment or buying is not an option.
NASDAQ futures showing drop of over 2%.
Wow just gone into the 19’s ! Perhaps the director’s should be returning some of the £ 116 Million in bonus’s back into the pot. Sorry not deserved with this share price !
A chance to buy tech stocks cheap has to be welcomed. Unless human progress is going to go into reverse.
At times like this when its all down to the macro you just simply have to be patient or better still top up.
It's an absolute bloodbath this morning.
Big sell off in Asian tech shares overnight. US treasury bond yields surging further.
https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/bond/tmubmusd10y?countrycode=bx
Tough market pushing against Ocado again today..