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Yes good 5.5-6% div yield, may take a short-term profit drop due to customer shop choice, but overall, below fair value SP!
looks OK (but not great) to me. Long term this will bounce back to 250p and now seems a good chance to lock in a bargain. Clubcard is very popular and as energy and interest rates start to bite more people will be staying home and eating in. Not good outlook for hospitality and travel stocks though.
Nice 3.85p Dividend to be payed on 25th November ex divi 14 October.
thats not bad news
Considering the bad news and lies we have been hit with in recent days the TSCO RNS today is honest and not at all depressing; well done bod. JJ
I have to say Pearls, I had the same thought. It's been a while since I've been exposed here, but that RNS looked surprisingly downbeat. I can't see how that's going to light a fire under the SP.
How is that a profit Warning when they're still within their profit guidance??
Have you been reading the same report I have?
Not going to be a pretty day for Tesco shareholders today.
could not agree more. i seldom go in aldi now because of the same reason and theres no continuity of goods, ie scotch pies today and none for months. i dont know much about profits and shares going up and down but my local store is absolutely bouncing with customers, also the staff are always very helpful so that must help eh.
i think it has a lot to do with all the fantastic offers they have and such a wide range of products in stock.
the tesco Clubcard is a bonus aswell cutting even more off the bill. (quack quack lol).
i think all the supermarkets and staff do a fantastic job all year round but i have to asy my favourite has to be tesco every time.
Lidl and Aldi are seen as cheaper, but their product range is extremely limited and also my local Lidl in particular has had a lot of empty shelves for about a year now, even the basics are always out of stock. This is driving customers away from the discounters and back to the likes of Tesco and Asda. I'm expecting Tesco to announce fairly strong results, my local Tescos are always busy, it's like there's no cost of living crisis - the car park is always packed out.
Busy as fuq this weekend, lots of TwoTrolleys. Santa will pay dividends.
£1.68 was the low , But i do recall these as low as £1.45 I can remember buying £3k at £1.56. Sold at £1.80ish
I can look in my records later
Closed under 200p.
180p in coming....
I blame the likes of Robert Pessimist and the BBC (British Broadcasting Communists)....
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Aw, right. This is is all the BBC's fault, lol!
Not too sure if your tongue was in your cheek when you posted that.
Skier
It went a lot lower than this during the accounting scandal around 2012, want to say off memory 164? Took a while to recover that too.
As predicted, the TSCO share price continues to slide. Momentum here is very bearish. The UK grocery and retail industries are drawing to a close, overtaken by more-efficient German and American brands (like Aldi).
The TSCO share price is now back to 1997 levels -- last seen in the previous century!
Any close below the 200p level here will be a further bearish sign, and would point to the 150-175p range as a next stop.
I personally see resistance at 177p. I will but a few at 180p.gla
Wow didn’t expect it to get to £2 in 2 days.
Please stick here or lower for about the next two weeks and then you can fly back to £3 in 20 .months .
If your a Tesco employee
Fill your boots on the saye scheme. You cannot lose .
Where’s the bottom though £180?
I blame the likes of Robert Pessimist and the BBC (British Broadcasting Communists) for all the doom and gloom, playing right in Vladimir Putin's hands. We are at economic war with Russia and all our press can do is cause panic, they'd have all been rounded up and shot during WW2 for being traitors!!!
The US just borrowed $600,000,000,000.00 to cut American student (loan) debts and taxes for free.
Lots of other countries worldwide are borrowing to head-off the post-covid recession.
It's not only global recession caused by Vladimir but also didn't help by Liz to reducing tax for rich people by borrowing. Who in there right mind would borrow to cut taxes?
some at under 207p using a little of the proceeds of my sale at over 300p in January
Broker reduction...their very good a predicting the past.. this will be a nice buy if it gets to 150p for sure you would assume. Adyor!
!!!! Why not !!!!
Share price is down 25%. Pound has lost 25% a yank can pick this up for a song .
Cash generating, , Lowish debt?
I know they took a €15 billion pond bond loan out last year , hopefully they had the brains to lock in the good interest rate.
Thankfully we locked in our mortgage in August at 2.25% for 10 years as if we had come out by next summer with the extra interest: I’d of needed circa £700 more a month I’d be bloody working for free!!
Ha ha that’s true to be fair ,
Should of joined the marines when I had the chance.
I’ll be happy if it hits £2