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Heartfelt plea.
Please change the record next week.

Correct me if i am wrong but did Tesco not give ample warning of what was to come.Surely any individual not happy had the option to sell their shares.

Wake me up when there is something else to debate

I havent posted here for a long ,long time.Bought in to the hype around Rose and sunk some serious money in.Watched it all drain away until i was left with 1000 shares after a consolidation.
Learnt my lesson with companies of this ilk and sadly see comments posted that echoed the then posters of 3 yr ago.
BEWARE

Boy,am i getting bored with this

Thanks

My wife (tesco employee)holds 16128 shares.On reading the comments she will,after consolidation be left with 12500(approx).
If the share price did not rise to compensate and stayed in the £2.50 bracket with dividends moving forward she would still recover any lost money over time as i see it.
Point being,everyone has a different set of circumstances,some genuine,some through mismanagement and some through circumstance.
Personally on reading this board everyday for weeks i will be glad once this is over

And there goes another pink pig flying past.I will run naked around my local store in Hatfield if this ever happened.Wearing a mask of course

Morning All
I get the feeling no matter what happens with the SD/consolidation,some will be happy,some will complain and others will not understand and take whats on offer.
At the end of the day,no one is forced to invest here.If money is better served elsewhere,off you go.

Morning
As i posted last week,everyone is getting hyped up over the special dividend and ongoing share price.All around us people are dropping like flies.
Many will not know if they have businesses or jobs and homes after we come out of this, so a few grand dividend or shares pales into insignificance in my book

There are many people,myself included who have a decent holding and will receive a good dividend.Spare a thought for those who have lost their jobs and in some cases their homes and those who have no means to pay their rent,i know a few.
Be thankful we are not in that position

My opinion is if you do not need the money,sit tight with these shares as they are solid,respective of the share price

Stuggling to understand why you would sell with a decent dividend on the way.

Thankfully i stopped eating meat 25years ago.Absolutely refuse to buy my grandchildren Macdonalds,burger king or any of the associated muck.
Will happily take the dividend though

I think we have to give the new guy time to make his mark.I will be the first to agree if you are proved correct.

Patience is a virtue.When the real economic reality hits,few companies will be unaffected.Tesco will in my opinion ride the storm better than others and the share price while not spectacular will still be solid

Agree.i was behind 2 ladies on Saturday who didnt understand what clubcard prices where until explained.They left the store as new clubcard holders.It is a very smart move in my opinion

Morning Lawstudent
Personally i would hold on to the options.My wife who works for Tesco has contributed to them over the years and always made money.She has 16000 ready to sell once the special dividend is resolved.I also do SAYE at my company,£400 in your bank is good but will you spend/waste it and interest on the money is zero.

Still waiting for £971 dividend payment.Any thought on why

Strange one.Wife normally re-invests but has switched to cash from now onwards.
In total £1020 dividend.£49 paid in to Santander last night but the other £971 is showing as due on equiniti but not paid in to Santander.Assume it will be a cheque.Has anyone else experience of this.Thanks in advance if so