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Nothing much will happen until the trading update on June 26th, then we can get a better handle of costs V sales . May , just may see this edge towards £2.50 if the results are good. If not in the 220s doldrums we shall stay.
Igunu, we all saw the rate of increase in supermarket stocks after the last recession, the inevitable recession coming will have a similar effect. Combine this with the special divi (50p+) later in the year, the disincentive and inability to dine out, the business rate bonus, then the medium future looks strong.
I personally will be holding for at least 12 months.
IMO DYOR.
i'm in £43k at 235p, but am here at least until first friday in July.
then will see situation then.
No rush here, same as watching my BBY shares up and down like a w***es drawers......
I'd like 250p here and 300p in BBY, but whether i get either is another thing.
investors sentiment: steady and dependable. Bond Like, pays a dividend, good for my pension, away to the bakers to buy some morning rolls with my last divvies. Big divvie on the way, following the sale of south east assets. gona buy a stairlift with the proceeds
Hope you get out soon AleRi8,
Tesco aint really a trading share, its a slow mover, a chugger......... not likely to pop hard or give sky rocketing returns
GL
Agree.I still personally believe wait for the next set of figures
*note to self don't ever buy into tesco's again* I'll be glad when this thing hits £2.36 got £4,000 stuck in this doing nothing it's getting kinda painful being stuck with this.
Tesco share price has been in a range for awhile. What's investors sentiment on the stock?
Sp very frustrating lots of patience required.
Well said elgrebe. Other stocks took a hammering over march and april...they have recovered from very low valuations....money was there to be made although high risk in current environment.
Tesco has always been a stable stock, apart from the accounting scandal period. It wont make you a quick buck if thats what your are seeking.
There is no such thing as a safe stock but Tesco offers less volatility as it has lower correlation to wider equities than other stocks. They are also one of the few income bearing stocks as divi has been maintained. Hopefully some capital growth to come and a steady rise up the £2s through the rest of 2020.
A rock, no movements up or down.....the SP didn't plummet in the CV19 crisis so it has no where to rebound to. Long term hopefully it will come good Covid ain't over yet. IMO.
Blooming needs to be a good one to get this tank moving great day on the markets great week in fact and zzzzzzzzz nothing , very disappointing indeed. 10 more months and I’m out and off to John Lewis . To take advantage of their hotels around the country and free golf on their courses ones about 18 miles from me
It's the American NFP results which were announced today at 1.30 .
This share makes no sense, FTSE is well up, what holds it back?
I'm hoping Tesco does it's usual trick and has a strong finish to the day..
I think it will soon Nelson. The sales performance looks good to me. I think the market knows how string the business model is. Just a couple of good sets of figures aware from a good surge.
Come on Tesco you luggard, break the negatives and rise to 235 today - go, go....
....sorry - reasoning and level headedness suspended on Fridays - GLA
NtD
not quite enough to rock the city with confidence and that tesco are going to put their best foot forward and strife to achieve.
i was hoping for a gladiator type speech to reassure the shareholders that all is in good hands to steer the firm forward.
since the 6.5p divi, tesco are struggling. (share price wise) BUT at least they have not plummeted to sub 200p levels.
In this age of fat cats leading companies, where only "what's in it for me and my cronies" seems to apply, it is refreshing to see a person with morals and willing to speak out for what the company believes in. He didn't have to send this email to colleagues but thought it important enough to restate the Tesco values.
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Dear all,
I want to take a moment to reflect on current events.
One of our three values is that we treat people how they would like to be treated.
When this value was written by our colleagues a couple of decades ago, it encapsulated the essence of how a family as broad and diverse as Tesco could operate. It talked about understanding and listening. It talked to the need to try to understand someone else’s point of view and outlook on their world. It captured differences in colour, faith, gender, sexual orientation, physical or mental disability and asked us to put ourselves in the shoes of others and treat them with respect and dignity.
We know that we don’t always get it right. We are learning about differences every day and we will continue to learn and adapt. At this particular moment, with protests in America and around the world taking place following George Floyd’s death, we must be clear that black lives matter as indeed every human life matters, and should be valued and respected always.
We know that a great many of our colleagues are hurt by what is happening. We are too, and that’s why we remain absolutely committed to our values and ensuring that Tesco is a place where everybody is welcome.
Tesco takes a peaceful bended knee against any form of racism anywhere in the world.
Take care,
Dave
That's random...... who succeeded Fergie came up in a quiz we did last night lol
That aside, if revenue figures are released towards the end of this month AND a successor is named AND the Asia thing going on could be a big hit or miss for Tesco in next few weeks.
What's peoples take on it?
Bendipal
Good point but i honestly believe the transition will be a success. Dave Lewis (and i will post an email he sent to all colleagues later) will want his legacy to be a successful Tesco and that will include a good choice for succession. He will not want to be remembered as the man who snatched defeat from the jaws of victory
Q1 update is 26/6/20.
Cant see why we are down today.
Tesco seems to start the day poorly and finishes up a bit. I don't understand why easy jet for instance, makes bigger gains..
The market is getting nervous with the impending retirement of Dave Lewis in October, the guy that rescued Tesco from near disaster 5 years ago, and now the retirement of the CFO announced today. Will idiots be replacing them and screw up the company once again?
Savings from business tax (rates) will compensate than the additional cost of staff.