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Walmart (WMT) shares are 7% lower after it missed analyst earnings estimates by a wide margin, hurt by higher costs for fuel and overstaffing. The retailer did raise its sales outlook for the year.
Might be stunted by wallmarts results in the US.
Shoppers spent a lot of dosh buying TSCO stock yesterday the daily Average Volume was up by over 56% @ 34m while the Ex-Dividend/Earning dates are not until 19 May and 17 June. From a technical point, this is the first daily and weekly price close above the 3 MA's (long/mid/short term) since mid-February. Fundamentals are very encouraging with strong EPS growth from 5p to 22p since the 2016 share price low. This price offer may have some trolley legs and a return above 300 may be just around the next aisle. IMOO DYOR
Thank you
24th June
Hi all
Do we get a dividend payment on the 24th
ok
It's cyclical pump and dump.
Look at the ascending channel here:
https://www.tradingview.com/chart/TSCO/3M36Cwit-Tesco-s-Cycles/
I'll buy some back in at 234p, but wary it's been high on RSI for a good long time, this macro up trend might reverse!
sorry again meant meant lol
sorry meane share lol
why does thes hare price drop drop suddenly at 4 30pm
Just had a check back to October when the initial buyback started, they've bought back ~115m shares so far. A good start but some way to go before it starts impacting dividends materially.
Inflation and pressure on consumer spending is the watchout here, though they historically navigate these spells well when they happen.
Thanks for the excellent summaries
I have bought today for long term income
The final dividend to be paid on 24/6/22 is 7.70p so if you add that to the interim of 3.20p already paid then you would get to 10.90p for the year.
Little bird told me we are getting 10p per share is that true has anything been said
Owl85 this is in addition to the current £500m buyback program of which only 300m had been satisfied at the time of the announcement so effectively there is demand from a hungry buyer for £ 950m that needs to be fed before Easter 2023 or spoon-fed at the average rate of £ 19.75m per week which is only about 10% of the average daily volume (20.88m) - the capital reduction should bring it well below 7 Billion which in turn shall increase the cake size for the dividends yum yum ??
Seen that buybacks are commencing, £750m to spend. Some useful inormation re buybacks and the rules regarding them in the RNS, I know there are often questions around buybacks and what a co (not just TSCO) can and can't do with them.
People are tightening their belts, possibly meaning less spending on takeaways, so may be doing more home cooking, which should bode well for supermarkets even with their higher costs. IMO only.
Regards
I can't see the value. It's dropped below support in February and through the 50day and now the 200 day moving average. Outlook doesn't look good with the squeeze on living standards from inflation and higher interest rates.
I know the feeling!!
Sorry, FredRubble's fat finger hit the wrong key! Happy Easter ??
Do you have to shout?
thanks i will do that
AV53 > I AGREE WITH YOU ON THAT POINT THEY SEEM TO HAVE FOUND A SOLID BUSINESS FOUNDATION TO KEEP THE COMPETITORS AT BAY WHILST STILL GROWING TRACTION MAY IT LONG CONTINUE AND WE COULD SOON BE TALKING HIGH 5 ??????
If the shares are saye I think it's a fixed price you will have to contact them