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Indeed excellent news the Asia deal has been given the green light, with the forthcoming special dividend a welcome return. I for one, will be reinvesting it into the new consolidated structure.
nice rise but from a low start this share has so much further to go a lot of shares will be taken off the table if asia deal finalises through consolidation price will rise.
Pity that the rest of the UK is in lock-down, old Jono trying to alter nature, bankrupt the country in the process.
I hope people will speak at local elections next May, get rid of this dictatorship and complicit main opposition, destroyed interest rates, November NSi 0.01% virtually zero, hold our investment in limbo, a fascist regime of control.
Does he realise we survived 2020 years with our immunity building, must be a daft lad...
And now we know why.. ??
Some big buys after close of play..
At the moment, very little in the way of clothing, electrical, household goods is available to be bought online. To go online would mean having a returns policy that would enable goods to be returned to store safely. At the moment everything returned has to be sanitised and with clothing it is too easy to be stained
As dan23 said, a month of High St closures will see TSCO sell a lot more "presents" as impulse buys. People will panic about getting their Xmas shopping done on time - human nature. This will not work however if TSCO have to close off their clothing/toys/home/electrical aisles. Even so ... online will do very well I imagine over next month.
Give it time...shop was busier than normal and will be for some time. Then there will be the xmas rush early december.
Still not performing great compared to other shares at the moment..
Anecdotal I know but my local Tesco was packed on Sunday when it's normally quiet. Yes, a bit like Xmas but not that busy. They even had to make tannoy announcements to reduce queuing at aisles. Pre lockdown loading up? With restaurants and pubs shut sales at TSCO will get a decent boost and I see the ever popular 25% wine discount is back on. Think I'll get my Xmas wine in early this year!
CFCs are also being augmented with UFCs. I won't go into the % of automation.
TRB
The strike price is £1.98. That is, as far as I am aware, fixed at the start of the plan i.e on 4th Nov. It is not movable.
If it goes ahead then it is a once in a blue moon cracker.
But it is dependent on the sale of the Asia businesses and subsequent agreement at the GM.
Yes I think it's a good share to have at the moment, maybe some good news regarding the Thailand sale could push it higher..
I imagine sales of clothing and toys will be huge this year as there will be nowhere else to get these things from on the high street. Coupled with lots of smaller groups for Xmas dinner and festivities mean food sales will be very strong. Not sure it’ll get back to 250’s again but 230’s would be nice.
Although we’re not aware of a saye consolidation I’m sure they will be consolidated as well as otherwise it’s a 100% win or more . Tesco’s aren’t that daft
I rung them up about the discount And it is up to 20% at Tesco’s Discretion
Are the CFCs automated or human pickers ?.
Because if it’s automated then the Margin is nearly 10% like Ocado once up and running if not then the margins will probably be 2% unlike in store of 4%
So the more they expand online the more costs they have , fuel,vans,pay, pension ,holidays,insurance and you can’t say these cheap delivery saver plans cover these costs .
Nevertheless I’ve decided I’ve decided to do £250 over five years in case I am stuck at this godforsaken place for that long !
Let's hope it's like Christmas till after Christmas..
Local Extra store is like xmas....not talking about decorations either!
The price on which SAYE is based is always calculated at the same time each year. Essentially it is an inducement to save and, as an inducement, it is a benefit, which means HMRC will always be involved. What is really interesting is the hidden benefit, one which has escaped many is that of the post Asian deal consolidation. Shares will be consolidated but not SAYE (at least I have not heard anything to the contrary). So, at maturity, all shares purchased will be at the £1.98 price irrespective of the consolidated share price :-).
pathetic post which nobody cares about well not me anyway.
Lower highs and lower lows gradually nudging towards the £2 mark the trend is your friend as they say and if you look at the 1year chart it’s dire,
Now will it fall below £1:98 the saye by the cut off date of 4th November?
Also a Question to my esteemed colleagues here now I always thought they took a 20% discount from a 5 day share price period to get to the option price; which if it was going back to say September It would and quite frankly should’ve been between 1:80 to £1:90 how the B Jasus they got to £1:98 is beyond me .
Or is it set by HMRC?
Two big sales after 4.30 yesterday, 12m and 13m.. someone knew a drop was coming..
Saw Fidelity article on supermarkets today. Things are on the up for online deliveries. Don't know if massive link will work ...
https://www.fidelity.co.uk/markets-insights/investing-ideas/shares/sector-watch-supermarkets/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=marketo&utm_campaign=brokerage&utm_content=sector_watch_october_MA_Sipp=N_ISA=N&mkt_tok=eyJpIjoiT1RsbU5qVTFOV1JqWlRJMSIsInQiOiJqajlTQWlKKzErQVl2K2RjXC9WZnV2Mk05cUZkR1pSVUlBMkhNUDJuSHhqRW13aDhBa2FsXC8wYXZSTXduSElUZDdRZlBNN2VZcHdCb2dhWWp6ODNKclZYaEVSblBLU3M1SFN6aTZjQm4xSWVGYUJRbnhkRkVBaXd0SFp3MEZhYjBBIn0%3D
Google have it at 210p, IG have it at 214.1p..I think and hope) it's 214.1..
didn't make as big a gain as some other shares but hoping to see it back to 220 soon..
Hope you're right .it has a sharp drop on my source to back over 2:10 again.will recheck anyway cheers