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Is this behemoth going to crack the 230 barrier?,
Q. Does anyone use Etouro ?
I’ve noticed the offers have become less over the pass months things that were always 50% every other month like fridge& Yazzoo milkshakes are now only 25%
Slices of meat have the same offer but less meat! Stealth inflation at its best .
it will be very interesting come results in a couple of weeks to see how they’ve done .
Great to see Leigh day win the latest step on equal pay as a result I’ve signed up another 5 employees on their behalf.
What drivel.
@eccles04, why does tesco need to compete with Aldi and Lidl, neither of which stock full range although Lidl is getting better these days. tesco could gain more customer from Sainsbury's. If it's not because of Argos I rarely would go into a Sainsbury's. Their share price is doing rather well though.
NP the old boys that ran T back in the 70's/80's were a bit more with it than the current lot. They had a good set of strategies which enabled them to make a lot of progress as we know. Occasionally one sees a minor change of pace but nothing significant. Online shopping is not an engine for growth because it just moves goods from the shop to the van without changing volume. I shop in Tesco, Lidl and Aldi all the time but Lidl gets the lion's share because their combination of quality/price ticks a lot of boxes.
Apologies eccles, but just clarifying that they were losing market share but that has now been reversed. Lidl and Aldi are continuing to build new stores in the UK and that may keep the pressure on but pricing and margins are now completely different.
Fundamentals have also changed. Less shares in issue which will be reflected in it's EPS. As an investor it is much better to look forward rather than dwell on the past. After all this is where our sp performance and yield will come from.
I was merely injecting some truth into the discussion for the benefit of a newbie (Trendsetter) and I am not silly enough to imagine that I could influence the SP of TSCO. In fact I don't need to - the SP has been quite erratic as has their performance over the last five years as can be seen from the charts on this website or perhaps they are "inaccurate" NOT.
eccles04
You are absolutely right, there are many places where you can get a dividend yield of 5% or more. 5% is pretty much at the limit, after that the numbers of 5%+ drops off markedly - have a look at dividenddata . co . uk. However, you did miss out the most important part,; although there are a goodly number of 5%+ dividends, very, very few of them are safe. Feel free to go for a 10% dividend, I have even seen a Chinese investment trust that yielded 33% one year, I haven't seen it since and I bet neither have the investors but that would be your choice.
eccles
Don’t know what your agenda is here. Maybe you think your posts can influence the sp direction of a ftse 100 company.
TSCO are not losing market share to Lidl or Aldi and if anything (ref Q3 trading update) they have increased sales.
You have a habit of posting inaccuracies and make yourself look like a bitter investor who has lost money through their own decision making.
The following link is their latest trading update with the banking arm being the only area of concern.
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/TSCO/3q-and-christmas-trading-statement-2020-21/14826174
No value is probably about right at present. They are still losing market share to discounters, etc., and there are lots of places where one can get better than 5%
Welcome Tradesetter, this stock is undervalued, the reason for the share drop was due to the special divi, however because tesco did a share consolidation which means less shares in circulation post the special divi, the share price should be around 3 pound mark rather than the drop we have seen here. even with the provision for brexit, this share is still too low. another thing that people worry is inflation but historically inflation have been good for Supermarket. I would expect we will be going back to 3 pound in a few month time. In the means time we get over 5% which is better than putting money in the bank.
Newbie shareholder here folks, hoping for some great results coming up. I was surprised to see so few major shareholders and so few major shareholding RNSs.....Unless I have missed something or misread something?
https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2020/12/asda-owners-line-up-adviser-to-sell-off-logistics-portfolio/
The brothers are looking to raise between 1 and 1.2 billion from the sale of the logistics arm so going forward their employees will all be shop staff. Just my opinion but they will then be looking at selling off some of their property portfolio to developers and only keep the highly profitable stores and claw back some of the 5 billion they paid to buy the company.
Gunner
My understanding was the court did not rule in favour pf the shop staff but conceded the point that they could pursue a claim if both roles were equal in skills. Maybe a LSE member who has knowledge of distribution could post their thoughts but I am sure that both parties could argue that their skill set is equal if not better.
No denying the implications financially could be high but it will be difficult for the Asda Staff to convince a judge to rule in their favour unless there is clear evidence that shop floor staff receive more training. As you said, this could take years to resolve and Asda have just been taken over by a syndicate headed by 2 brothers that will more than likely asset strip the company before it reaches and conclusion in the courts.
Gunner, Asda will probably manage a work around by not offering a pay rise next year. Don't forget that Asda told their staff a couple of years ago to sign new contracts or lose their jobs and although the staff are supported by the GMB union there's not enough employee members to really force the issue.
With the news from ASDA shop staff and the supreme court ruling that ASDA need to make some changes the way the pay shop staff and there could be back pay owed, how is this going to affect the Tesco share price, Tesco employ 320,000 staff and about 60,000 are distribution, if ASDA are told they need to pay back pay, then im sure Tesco shop staff will jump on this too?
Obviously this will be in a few yrs?
Eccles
If you have never heard of a company selling a successful business than you have led a very sheltered life. Go onto London Stock Exchange web site and set up a RNS feed for Acquisition RNSs and you will get 2 or 3 a day, about 500 a year. The businesses that are bought are successful, no one willingly buys a dog. Over time a business develops and sometimes there are parts of the busines that no longer fit so they are divested. It is as simple as that.
You're not listening very well, only one of the businesses wasn't profitable .. I'm sure someone is going to put you right on 'a company never selling a successful company'
.. I believe Tesco sold them and also the Polish business to streamline their business, also 2.5 billion was paid into the pension fund .. all this information is available online..
This is starting to resemble a company i invested in a few years back.One individual who claimed not to be invested posted daily,always negative comments.Willing the company to fail.
Buy for 180m sell for 8billion sounds like good financial judgement to me.
Logic, if the businesses were successful, why sell them? I have never heard of any company selling a successful business.
Eccles
Go back to the published circular. It tells you all of the numbers and what will happen. I am not sure where you get the bit about Tesco not being successful. That is a weird interpretation of the facts.
So the shareholders must have been much better off after that ????.. they sold one of the business in the far east was successful the other not so but but the actual amount was £8bn, not bad since they only brought the business originally for£180m ..
They didn't really "make" 5billion rather they sold off the business in Malaysia and Thailand which they couldn't succed with and decided to give the money back to the share holders. It's all in the RNS.
How, did Tesco make 5bn and return it to investors? (without taking it straight back again)
Answer is NO, Fecking no. Appreciate & digest. GLA - I'm enjoying the 3-4p daily swings keeping my LTH in tack. Today £2.269 out +£2.292 HNY
Goinglarge
"Look at the success of B&M"
I wouldn't look too closely.