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LTI > I see you don't get it so I shall stop patronising, however 'Adjusted after dividends' the share price is at a 10-year high. Many chart companies including ProRealTime use historical data after dividends and please don't take my word for it go and check it out for yourself. It's optional on the charts and it can be disabled. With regard to the current price yes I agree if we get a Santa rally this year then Tesco is more than likely to participate in the market. Enjoy the voyage and a nice Sunday evening.
Tesco share price is currently about 20p lower than in Jan 2022.
Good chance of a return to that higher level again shortly if there is an end of year/start of year rally in the market
Sv
How many more times?
responses were made to your statement that the share price is at a 10 year high
The share price IS NOT at a 10 year high
LTI - A share price adjusted for dividends takes into account the dividends that have been paid out to shareholders. This is important because dividends are a form of return on investment (ROI) for shareholders. When a company pays a dividend, it is essentially distributing a portion of its profits to shareholders. This reduces the value of the company's shares by the amount of the dividend, but it also provides shareholders with a cash payment.
Looking at a share price adjusted for dividends allows you to see the true total return of an investment, including both capital appreciation (the increase in the price of the share) and dividends. This is especially important for income-producing stocks, which are stocks that pay regular dividends.
SV
24 Nov 2023 10:45
''SP Hitting 10 year highs at the moment ''
you then had responses to say it isn't.
Stop the nonsense about adjustments.
An investor is interest in what the share price is in relation to their cost. Income is a separate matter to capital value.
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/quote/TSCO.L?p=TSCO.L&.tsrc=fin-srch
LTI
Tesco's share price is currently hitting 10-year highs when adjusted for dividends. On November 24, 2023, the adjusted share price reached 283.80p, which is the highest it has been since December 2013. This is due to a number of factors, including strong financial performance, a focus on cost savings, and a successful expansion into new markets.
Here is a table of Tesco's share price over the past 10 years:
Year Share Price (p) Adjusted Share Price (p)
2023 283.80 283.80
2022 256.10 267.53
2021 226.50 244.17
2020 182.60 195.23
2019 240.00 267.54
2018 330.80 388.82
2017 274.00 328.82
2016 183.60 222.64
2015 143.20 176.64
2014 285.60 359.52
As you can see, the adjusted share price has been on an upward trend for the past three years. This is a positive sign for the company, and it suggests that investors are confident in Tesco's future prospects.
Sv
what ballacks
we were not talking about total returns - if you did that then you would probably have to add getting on for £2 in dividends just from the last 20 years that dividend payments were made.
we were talking about the share price which is currently about 20p off of the Jan 2022 level. It is not at a 10 year high as you said.
LTI
'Adjusted after dividends'
This is a calculation of a stock's return that relies not only on capital appreciation but also on the dividends that shareholders receive. This adjustment provides investors with a more accurate evaluation of the return of an income-producing security over a specified holding period.
Sv
what on earth is that supposed to mean.
The share price is about 20p off of the price of Jan 2022 - end of.
Hi LTI > As explained earlier '' Adjusted after dividends 👌''
Sv
''SP Hitting 10 year highs at the moment ''
???
I made a sizeable sale at over £3 on 27th Jan last year
Myquite yes ebb and flow a close above 290 would be a breakout above the 200 SMA on the monthly
EasyLivin Adjusted after dividends 👌
As usual shares go up today on divvi day and will go down again next week lol.
28th Jan 2022, SP 303p 🤔
SP Hitting 10 year highs at the moment lots of dividend reinvestments today
Outside of general market movements the SP mostly drops on Ex divi day not payment day.
Will the share price fall as so often happens? JJ
Mr. Picky Thanks for the heads up I just love it when insiders dig deep every penny counts
Just in case you missed it. The Chairman purchased 50,000 shares at a cost of £138,000 on 17th November,
Anticipation of inflation figures maybe?
Getting nearer to xmas - market up - base rates may be at or near peak.
End of year/start of year have seen peaks in share price over a few of the last 4 years (not last year - cost of living worries still )
Anyone know why the share price has suddenly gone up today?
I suspect booths have realised how much is getting stolen from them at the self service. That will be the number 1 reason.