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Yes thats what i am doing gary i hold shares in all food retailers, the last year has shown that foodies have been able to trade throughout the pandemic, its the 4% income i am interested in. gla
You could make money by selling and buying back in if and when it drops back .. It had been bouncing between 235 and 220, post dividend that could mean it dropping back to 214 ish .. it's my plan but would like to see it at 230 before selling .. just my view,. everyone has their own strategy ..
mags
I have been dipping in and out of Jet2 over the last few months. Better returns than TSCO if you’re trading. Bought last year at just under 2 and sold at 8 but have been buying and selling between 12 and 15 more recently.
Not a share tip but worth a look if you like a trade.
Leas,
yes I think if Tesco reach into the 230's I'll be out and try something different . .
hoping this will go a lot higher than 230s, Hargreaves have been bigging this one up, as the share to buy for 2021, saying that mind, they also promoted Neil Woodford fund, oh dear -:((
good luck guys
All. New poster here. Can I just ask what sent these from over £3 to suddenly plunge around 11th February? Just sold my RMG shares and looking for a new investment.
Thanks
shaunymac...the special dividend debacle.
Been holding here for 3 months and must admit it's as boring a share than I ever owned... Bought at 223p and we where we started.
Can anyone give me a reason to hold on as looking elsewhere... I have a big cash amount here and yes there's the divi but would have made more selling in the 230s.
Disposal of the Asia interest resulting in a So called special dividend that was basically a bonus to the Tax man and a slap in the face to shareholders. Shares were then consolidated giving 15 6.33p for every 19 5p held to try stop share price fall, Saying your new share was a bigger stake therefor your dividend will be greater share. Most people thought they were in for a bonus but if you sell part of your business and share out the money instead of investing it back into the company your assets are reduced as is the companies value hence the share price fall. History shows the price should fall a bit more yet after ex div but who knows ?
They have done very little in 10 years so surprised you were expecting any action in 3 months. This is basically a dividend share. You get your 4+% but no increase in share price. Only the directors of Tesco’s get rich from this company
and three little duckling are not getting in line ,lol
This was at 2.33 early trading them drops 10p??
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There are an awfy lot of posters on who seem to think that TSCO is some sort of AIM share that will triple bag in three and a weeks. Bizarre.
What does 'triple bag' mean?
Leas/Rosewall
I see the employees have won at the ECJ for equal terms as distribution, by the looks of things/ little change in price, this must have been already fully discounted by the market ?
Have to agree Barchid
Don’t know if there is a staff wage formula for pay rise s but going forward they will just be reworked. It will average out in the next 3 to 4 years with smaller pay rises.
Just my guess but no adverse market reaction. I don’t know how other competitors pay structure is like but possibly consequences for them too.
I know Asda will face massive pressure in the next few years as the brothers’s led syndicate will try to maximise returns for themselves as the business is sold off bit by bit. Let’s hope TSCO are in a position to take advantage as I can see them losing market share.
This is a long overdue win. The judgement does not support the claim, it just allows for the tribunal claim to go ahead. It follows on from the Glasgow Council and ASDA claims