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Thanks leas. Useful info
Steve
That was a UT trade. An uncrossing trade, which for simplicity is the amount of shares being returned at the end of a trading day in order to balance their books.
It is irrelevant in terms of trading but sometimes distort the closing price of a share.
Best to ignore.
Interesting trade
14-May-21 16:35:12 230.95 6,117,006 Buy* 230.80 230.85 14m
No need Leas, it is all a learning curve for me
apologies @ Steve
LSE can only publish trades at the time the receive them. For example, a broker could have sold 1m shares to an investor this morning at the price of yesterday's close and inform the market at noon. Of course if the sp was above the day's opening price then it would be listed as a sell.
Although for transparency a 90 second rule is in place and should be enforced but in reality it rarely is. That is why the larger transactions (usually institutional investors) get reported after the closing bell.
Anyway, currently the sp is above the months high so I guess there will be more positivity on the bb.
Remember, for every sell there’s a buy :)
Thanks for that Leas, I just get a bit concerned when I see large volumes of SELLS and next thing we knoe is that the price drops rapidly the next morning
I assume that the share trades on this page may not be 100% accurate
So Eccles, in summary, you settled for mediocrity
What makes you think that they can't be wrong? When I was a pension scheme trustee we employed one for several years until I realised that his analyses were as much use as a box of frogs becuase he never ever beat the FT indices. At my suggestion we fired him and invested in index trackers instead. Here's another thought;- if they were all so wonderful they would all be multi-millionaires would they not and so would their clients. BUT THEY AIN'T!
Steve not challenging whether the trades were sells or not but you can only say for sure if you know the exact time of transaction. The time stamp is only when the broker declares it to the market.
You seem many comments on the AIM bb that their buy was recorded as a sell and the MM's are manipulating the share price but there is simply nothing to it.
Orders on the book are usually the best way to determine supply and demand but again they can be withdrawn at any time.
Lots of LARGE sells after market closed yesterday
12-May-21 17:53:43 227.176 141,559 Sell* 227.65 227.80 321.59k O
12-May-21 17:39:07 227.141 880 Sell* 227.65 227.80 1,999 O
12-May-21 17:31:30 227.35 7,022 Sell* 227.65 227.80 15.96k O
12-May-21 17:20:27 227.35 92,616 Sell* 227.65 227.80 210.56k O
12-May-21 17:23:50 227.35 121,691 Sell* 227.65 227.80 276.66k O
12-May-21 17:23:47 227.35 41,678 Sell* 227.65 227.80 94.75k O
12-May-21 17:25:53 227.35 4,902 Sell* 227.65 227.80 11.14k
300 sp before 20% special div and consolidation of nearly 20% would mean 240 is the fair value but that assumes the sp wasn't already trading at inflated prices because of the special div. The price was comfortably sitting at 260 before that so by that measure fair value would be 208. Not taking into account year end which was ok but not great. The broker ratings seem to optimistic to me.
Do they ever reach the target price? I think these will struggle to reach 240 .. dividend coming up will push the price down ..
Surely 14 Financial Times analysts aren't wrong?
The 14 analysts offering 12 month price targets for Tesco PLC have a median target of 300.00, with a high estimate of 399.00 and a low estimate of 263.47. The median estimate represents a 34.11% increase from the last price of 223.70.
High
78.4% 399.00
Med
34.1% 300.00
Low
17.8% 263.47