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Or even "roost"...lol (if you're bothering to correct your own spelling you might as well get it right!)
Why do sainsbury delivery vans keep parking across my drive blocking access. Bunch of ****s
or rooste even :) Loo
It goes back longer than that Nick :) G.Brown selling gold to try keep its price low is part of the story too.
indeed, 20+ Yrs of complete financial and fiscal f*ckery in the west is coming home to roast.
Well, general sales are down by 4.5% and seemingly a warning that this pressure will continue as consumers effectively spend less (having less to spend, presumably their energy bills taking up their prior spending money?).
With prices going up consumers may be spending less but certainly consumption will be reducing also, as same spend buys less goods.
Surely the staggering amount of QE at £895 billion is to blame for inflation. I understand this to be a money print with no productive increase in the economy to back it and worse still with the GDP drop during covid lockdown measures.
It's really not that much more expensive. All the top supermarkets average out about the same. Some of their products are cheaper than their competitors and some of them are dearer.
That's an old truth but not now. All much of a muchness.
Does Sainsbury need to have its products at a price point to make it prohibitive for the average Joe to shop with them?
Usapc Nice piece of info
Times reporting the same now
Might treat the Mrs to a steak meal :-)
Happy Days :-)
Rumour has it (in property agency circles) that JS has tasked Jones Lang LaSalle with seeking a buyer in the US for 18 assets. apparently named parties only under NDA. they've not done any leasebacks for about 10 years. What could be up?
Eye herd that rumble of hoofs
Herd
Forget the heard, look at our fundamentals and make your own mind up.
Stop moaning about shorters ..... if you disagree with their view, buy the shares they sell....
shorters are burning the leverage guys right now in parts of the market ..making them have margin calls....
why do people never say anything about leverage buyers who pump prices up with borrowed money .....but always whine away about shorters who bring prices down with borrowed shares ??
Generally the sp falls during or after ex div not always mind . Quite a large div this time so quite a fall , next div is forecast to be about 5p not about 9p like this time , so increase in sp maybe as probably not so worthwhile selling before ex dive date , can be more profit if the timings right . Hellish at the moment but nothing stays the same.
Went to Sainsburys in Redhill, Surrey yesterday. Car park was almost full, shop was very busy with trolley checkout queues down the aisles as not many were open. Plenty of sales going through the tills, just a lack of checkout staff. Oh and they'd sold out of tonic water. Then again it was #NationalGinDay yesterday.
Shorters need to buy back before the get their fingers burnt.
You have funds aggressively forcing this lower by shorting, this is exasperated by the genuine investors being forced out, you then have the vultures in the form of asset managers stepping in and feasting on the carcass. This really shouldn't be allowed.
Look at the weekly chart, its on a long term down trend since 2014. Something is fundermentally off with this company
Crazy if it does, considering it was around £3 on possible takeover. It's one to watch for sure, if they maintain dividends levels then it's currently at 6% based on today's cost.
Just love reading Pokerchips posts
I've always admired his in-depth knowledge
Me, I just chuck my chip's in and hope for the best
Hahahaha
When buying solid FTSE stock's you do get your money back in the end, can take time, so just sit back and enjoy the summer :-)
Rockon
My advise, look out for when they buy back and follow their lead.
There were 700,000 shares sold by directors in may !
NAV doesnt matter ......right now....in the current market
All the market cares about right now is EPS and ROCE and gearing ..... and EPS is under pressure everywhere as we know because of costs pressures .... the market thinks there is a lot of pressure to keep up earnings ... cost pressures are getting more and more ( through not fault of their own)
What the property values are aren't of importance right now ..in the sense that ..it is what returns you get from the assets that matter ...if an asset no longer produces an profit, for example, it isn't perceived to have the value it once had ...
The Sainsbury company is worth more than the share price if sold...yes...of course ....... it is trading below its enterprise value ....but ..on a day to day basis .....the market trades on what earnings the assets are perceived to produce ...
The problem is the macro environment of course ..not JS themselves ....but they operate on such a small bottom line profit margin than comes from passing through huge volumes through it stores....so you need those volumes to continue....
Shorting has its place ..nothing wrong with it.. as such....if you can buy shares with money you do not have ( ie buying on leverage) then the market will also allow selling of shares that you do not own..... you will never get rid of one without getting rid of the other ...and that isn't going to happen....
Shorting and leverage are basically the same thing ..just opposite ends of the market ..one for bulls, one for bears
There is "abuse" with leverage to pump prices up as there is "abuse" with shorting to bring prices down