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I think the answer is DYOR as I am not in the business of persuading anyone to either buy or sell. I make my own decisions based on what I see and research and more importantly what to ignor certainly I don't take a great deal of notice of what is posted here but it is useful occasionally to read some of the stuff I miss. GL with whatever decision you make or opinion you form

Hey Opium - it's almost fun knocking him down a peg or two each time although sad as well given the ease with which it is achieved LOL

Your not worth the time or the effort and you bring nothing to this BB other than bile and rancore

Your not invested and most of all you fail to recognise that everything you state in your last post refferes to past events and the old team. The new team is providing and delivering the results you refuse to acknowledge and moreover your comments are designed purely to attempt to slur a company that is now fully delivering for its shareholders with a very exciting future. Your making a fool of yourself and really showing yourself up as the worst kind of Troll possible- reported !!

What a totally and utterly pathetic post - you should be ashamed at posting such drivel - which bears nothing in relation to current events, management or the great job the Tesco team have done to turn this company around. You have no shareholding or financial interest here other than a tawdry attempt to try to trash this company so you can buy in at a lower price at the expense of others - you are an utter disgrace.

If you believe that you are an id10t and a desperate troll go away and invest in the 1p aiim shares your used to - like it or not in the present this share is making more cash than your pointless little shares you can dream of - you won't get you entry Point EVER so take your troll posts elsewhere !!

cyclical as stated and only the strong will survive in any downturn - Tesco is stronger than it has been in years and being steered by an equally strong and vibrant team. it now has a clear future following a painful turnaround from large losses to good profits. It has the appetite to expand and the funding to do so. your comments are scare stories and driven by your desire to see the SP fall back to a level where you feel you can buy in - so back under the bridge for you to suck a few more lemons cos your not getting in lol

You really are getting desperate LOL - you can always tell when people run out of quality arguments because they start quoting Brexit. A&L are not even in the ball park, there margins are finite and have to run a lot faster to secure market share - as I said talk to me about them when they sit upon a 1bn plus profit and rising and I might start to listen. Wonder if bookers and Tesco will have to rebrand Post the merger - Maybe call it booking more profits Plc ?

You mean the non profitable loss making budget stores with a very low range of products? They have a place in the market but very specific. Your statement assumes that the market conforms only to that specific market segment which of course it does not. When your so called food heros manage to become number one and post a 1bn plus profit then maybe people might listen until then Tesco will let them get on with there limited range at low cost and control the main market letting the minows fight for position. Have seen this all befor and everything is cyclical still onwards and upwards we go to greater profits, dividends and aquasitions with what is a very competent team that is delivering real results following a successful turnaround

While they are re inventing,Tesco will look to increase its 1bn posted profit upwards, pay the dividend, do the booker deal and get on track to knock the competition out of the ball park. As number one U.K. Grocer I have no doubt that this new management will with its enhanced and growing profits look to tackle the pension deficit in a measured way restructuring the future pension offering and reduce the amount. To the trolls on here the SP will continue to rise as will the profits and fortunes of Tesco and eventually the pathetic whining of the foolish still dreaming of a £1 entry point will be silenced - onwards and upwards and £2 plus now firmly in our sights.

Opium Tesco made the same mistake and it cost them dear !!

How's that lemon? Still sucking on it??

As I said your failure to acknowledge the dividend shows you are just here to disparage and try to wreck, adsolutly no morals and a failiur to âgée that this company is being turned around after poor past management. Man up and agree that the divi will be paid and hopefully over a year it could be 3p as a starter. You won't get your 150 let alone the 100 and this is firmly on the rise so get back under the bridge like a good troll because you have missed out.

WWT - can't fess up when your wrong buddy - Can You !! Missed the boat again - never mind - go suck on a lemon !!

I think there is some merit in what you say however the closer we get to the end of the year then the more it will rise imo

Look on the fundamentals on the lose BB and then add up the figures yourself- if presumably you can ad - lol

Net debt (excluding Tesco Bank) reduced by £1.4bn to £(3.7)bn, as our retail operating cash flow and property and business disposal proceeds were greater than capital expenditure and other charges. We have a strong funding and liquidity profile underpinned by £4.4bn committed facilities and our key credit metrics (fixed charge cover, net debt/EBITDA and total indebtedness ratio) have improved over the year. Discounted operating lease commitments The reduction in discounted operating lease commitments includes a benefit from the buybacks we have completed in the UK.In the year, we regained sole ownership of 16 superstores from a number of different vendors, resulting in an annual rent saving of £22m. Pension The IAS 19 pension deficit measure, which relates to our closed UK defined benefit scheme, increased by £(2.9)bn to £(5.5)bn due to the reduction in bond yields. Despite this increase in the IAS 19 measure of our liabilities, the actual pension payments that are payable to members in the future have not changed. During the year, we completed a de-risking programme which has reduced the future volatility of the scheme’s long-term funding. At the last triennial valuation, the Trustee and the Company agreed a long-term funding plan where the Company is paying contributions of £270m a year to the UK defined benefit scheme. The next triennial actuarial valuation is effective as at 31 March 2017 and work is already underway. The Trustee is aiming to conclude the valuation as soon as is reasonably possible.

The company would never be sold on an aggressive takeover for less that 1/1 of the MC or if you prefer £30BN plus Explain how you would asset strip the company and why - bending the truth and entering fantasy land again see.

Absolute Rot !!

by the way WWT is also very foolish to post telling someone not to invest in the same way telling someone to invest may i suggest you qualify any such recommendation with IMO or IMHO. Also I dont think Tesco requires your advise which is clearly fantasy land IMO !!