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I was in London last week and nipped into a Greggs. Prices were about 20% more than in my local Greggs. The queue was out of the door. There isn't a high concentration of Greggs in London yet (compared to other big cities). I really think that there is a lot of room for growth in London, and looking at the queues at the one I visited, there's potential for increasing prices still further.
Happy divi week everyone. Don't panic at the inevitable ex-divi drop at the end of the week, it will recover a bit when the auto reinvestment start to kick in and I suspect go from strength to strength thereafter.
Our three local shop's are always very busy and I only see this business going one way, upwards!
I'll be keeping hold and taking the divi without any doubt, then I'll possibly have another look at it, when it's back over £29 pounds.
Divi day is 24th MAY ( but well worth waiting for)
Ex this Thursday,
Be sure to visit one of the shop's and treat yourself ;0)
Steak Bake for me !!!!!!!!!
NICE
Gaining some traction is the SP
Ready for that stonking dividend
Up over the £28 again and with a wide spread
That tells us they'll be buying up anything being sold
Nice move with the Q1 update before the dividends paid
Good news will bring the price back up and cover some or all of the drop from going ex.
Stocks like this are often owned by long term investors who have dividends set to auto reinvest. When they kick in the price recovers from the ex divi drop naturally. If a stock is good, it's good whenever you buy it. I may well top up in the dip tomorrow morning.
We were 2p up at close and now we're 22p down
Damned after close trading but as you say you've just got to be in here for as long as it takes and luckily I'm in front, well half what I was after this unforseen drop.
With the divi bagged tomorrow, I'll await the Q1 results on the 14th which should be excellent.
This snippet certainly fills me with even more hope
https://www.business-live.co.uk/retail-consumer/greggs-named-uks-second-strongest-29050478
Sadly I can't buy any more tomorrow because I've nothing left in the trading pot but I most certainly would have done.
Good luck for the future.
You imagine how , when the tragedy happening in the bread basket of Europe , Ukraine, gets settle how Greggs and others may benefit.
Wow
I'm now thinking that I should of let the divi go and buy back the other end
Didn't see it coming so far back but knowing my luck, had I done that it wouldn't happen lol
It'll return to form soon enough
Patience on this one. It's well on the way back to pre ex divi price. Only a couple of weeks to the trading announcement and expect increases once the dividend is paid and in many cases (including my own) auto reinvested).
A good stock is a good stock.
Correct,
Looking far better now but never really in doubt was it?
Might see a revisiting of £29 when those results come through and further with the reinvestment.
I'll be visiting the store tomorrow for my usual tuna crunch baguette and coffee
For me this is a 5 year hold, while Greggs continues to expand its number of profit generating shops, whilst controlling the whole production line.
Dividends are nice at 2%, however think investors must lookahead to when the shop targets are reached and more profit gets rewarded to its shareholders, either in divi or buyback form. The company is most certainly a cash generating machine with most of its cash being used for store expansions.
where they have expanded we see a regular and loyal queue of customers who now use Greggs on a daily basis, for work snacks and lunches rather than the older traditional home made sandwiches. many have commented that they see queues of hardworking council workers at 6am, getting food for the day which is brilliant for product sustainability as its becoming habit changing.