Sainsbury's Share Price (SBRY)

Ok but you have copied and pasted this from the ITV thread?

And realistically speaking, a price change of less than 2%, further confirmed by high volume at the highest and lowest share price's levels, doesn't really offer much room for maneuver for a long-term investor. Considering transaction costs and the 0.5% transaction tax, any such attempt to capitalize on share price fluctuations is a struggle for profits up to 1% of the invested capital. While this may look good for an investment of £100k or more (though the real profit level narrows due to transaction liquidity), in reality, with an investment of up to £5,000 (when we can relatively easily position both supply and demand in the market), we're talking about enough profit for a morning sandwich and coffee at McDonald's. And that's the current reality. As for forecasts, given the current macroeconomic climate and the company's active buyback, it seems much more likely that the company will reach and exceed the annual price highs of around £3.60, as will the company's share valuation dropping below £3.

So my rating is "Strong Buy" and above all start thinking.

It doesn't fit - just s**t up, sell those shares if you ever owned them, and don't try to understand the market. Otherwise, look back and understand that in most cases, the second and half of the third quarter of the year see increases in the price of these shares. Furthermore, a moderate increase in inflation, although partially reducing demand, in the case of Sainsbury's drives sales. So there's no reason to complain about any changes to forecasts. And the dividend... Someone here forgets that it represents almost 3% of the current valuation, will be credited to accounts in just three weeks, and will likely at least partially support purchases of these shares. And on top of that, there's a buyback underway, which means at least another 6-7 million shares being taken off the market every week.

By results day I meant update day, due in the next few weeks....

The war "ended" and despite the recent drop being due to reduced forecast profits due to it the share price hasnt really risen due to reflect that