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Maybe add Iran to the mix. Don’t think we’ll need to be worrying about global warming. I’ll have to use up my club cards points ASAP.
Don’t be concerned about your carbon footprint or deforestation as It’s all going to be sorted when China and US go to war over Korea and Taiwan. Don’t worry as your club card points will still be valid, special offers on nuclear bunkers and tins of Brazilian Amazon Unfriendly corned-beef!
https://news.sky.com/story/china-will-have-at-least-1-000-nuclear-warheads-by-2030-pentagon-report-warns-12459705
While the worlds population grows we will always need growth in the worlds economies.
This growth will come mainly from using the Earths resources to create things such as turning rain forests into farmland.
Logan’s Run maybe :-)
Millcottage the reason the UK population is growing is twofold, we are living longer and people are moving here. But our birthrate is falling. Covid, it should have bumped off all the over 65's which would have helped the UK economy no end. Housing crisis sorted, NHS crisis sorted, pensions black hole sorted, and on it goes. China thought it was a good idea to limit couples to one child but that didn't work because they were in danger pf having too many oldies. Of course I know where you are coming from.
Oh I'm aged 70.and want to live longer JJ
@monimam - Can you stop S-a Ming these threads with your ramblings on eating meat please.
They are designed for investors to exchange information on companies they have shares in, not your ramblings.
Not sure what this thread has to do with the Tesco share price?
However until the elephant in the room is dealt with that is the over population of earth.
The human population needs to be 50% of what it is currently .
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/965639/ftse-100-flat-despite-new-highs-on-wall-street-while-tesco-bucks-trend-of-falling-supermarket-sales-965639.html
"Tesco PLC (LSE:TSCO), up 0.27% at 275.58p, was the only retailer to achieve year-on-year growth with sales rising by 0.3% over the 12 weeks to 31 October."
Owl - I've put the maximum into the SAYE again as it's a no brainer from a savings point of view plus it's looking cheap at £2.42. I also expect the SP to test £3 soon although I think it will take the Q3/Xmas results in Jan to push us there. GLA
leas
Both of yourparagraphs are very true, especially the second one.
I might add that now the divis are back to normal payments we are not seeing multiple enquiries as to tax treatment etc on a large special...
A happy holder
My ‘cart horse’ of an investment. Never going to win the Derby but just gets on doing what it does. Plods along, relatively unnoticed but gets the job done.
What a difference 12 months makes, not many doubting Thomas’s around and certainly non returning to say they got it wrong. :)
Why don’t you go for one of the quadruple fat burgers from the our friendly junk food chain, yummy with an extra large portion of fat soaked cold fries and corn starch soda drink…sounds fantastic!
Love my meat, won't see me stopping.
It’s appalling how the beef supply chain for burger chains and food retailers is full of corruption and how we’ve exported our problem to Brazil to grow soybean for cattle bred in UK/Europe. Lots of green washing going on at COP 26 this week by Boris and the other buffoons!
One of the many reasons I don't eat meat. If I did then it would be home grown organic. JJ
Apologies but thought this Sky News article was worth sharing in light of current COP 26… next time you are chomping on your ‘cheap’ quadruple £3.00 burger from one of our eco friendly junk food co’s then you might want to consider this!
https://apple.news/ABhb_lm4xRIWDSZyW566NYg
Sainsburys have the mill stone of Argos hanging around its neck. Supply chain issues and inflation cutting margins at argos might be negating the share price ?
My opinion is keep taking the dividends.This share will rise,good results after Christmas can easily move this past £3.00 in my opinion.
Struck me as encouraging, but the share is down, and TSCO up. Any thoughts? JJ
Thanks for the info Millcottage, however I meant more around TSCO staff as a bloc of shareholders combined. I gather that it would be near impossible to get an accurate figure as they are held in individual, private accounts.
Largest shareholders ;
Major shareholders % holding
BlackRock, Inc. 6.64
Fidelity International (FIL Limited) 3.04
Norges Bank 2.99
Schroders plc 4.99
Based on shareholder notifications received by Tesco PLC, as at 28 July 2021.
As an aside I'd be interested to know what proportion of the company is owned by staff outside of the PDMR list, there's a lot of us and I know of people with quite substantial holdings, from a PI perspective at least.
Agreed leas, not a 'chase the rainbow' growth share that will randomly multibag in the space of days, which seems to be the MO of a lot of private investors, but it is a steady earner that is also steadily appreciating in value at the moment.
I've had a piece of this year's SAYE at the 242p option price for this reason.
jimjam
Will be astounded if not. sp going test 300p imo. This is not on the radar of most private investors. Shares are in very sticky hands.
Lets hope so.