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Not currently holding Tesco but the argument is ridiculous. I worked as a student in one of their larger stores over 20 years ago and can say the jobs are not even comparable. Working in the front of the store is a 10 times more pleasant experience than warehouse based staff. The tasks are not comparable in the slightest and the working environment is much better. Next everyone would be demanding Martin Soros pay thinking they do the same job as him - might well happen under Corbyn but everyone would be employed to print money.
FCA provide daily short position updates. Check their website. I've lost money every time I've followed comments made by journalists or brokers. Look what they were saying about Glencore and other miners a few years back and see where those businesses are now.
2013: �615m raised from rights issue 2017: �1.2bn mkt cap No dividend for >4 years and no clear indication of when it will be reinstated. 2018: debt servicing costs should drop significantly, so surely could have introduced a dividend just to reflect this saving. Lower fuel costs benefiting profitability??? Current board could not have it any better but are still failing.
Looking at the accounts, I think reinstating a dividend could come soon. Debt has reduced significantly and messages from the board suggest profitability should grow. I have further hope given a significant proportion of the profits are in dollars and the low oil price.
I'm not suggesting BoA does not have a clue about what they are talking about but I can't understand that if FGP were to lose the Thameslink contract and c. £60m were to flow off cash flow why the company would then undertake a fund raising exercise. Would they not just postpone the dividend for a bit longer? I can't really understand how they can make claims about the likely hood of losing contracts either. Ariel - did you ever get into Fiat?
Ariel, all the trading is in Euros, so suspect there is a lot of activity in Europe and maybe in the USA as Fiat now own Chrysler. It appealed to me as the Italians have a new pm who is attempting labour mkt reform and the number of brands fiat own. The mkt cap is low but there appears to be quite a lot of risk and we Italian governments have problems in lasting in power for any time.
Got to say you lot are really real over on this board. Got fed up on the quindell board with all the newcomers. Might see a small retreat tomorrow (sps rather than Russians but have to see). Today's rise appears to reverse Monday's loss
It's hard to attach a value on networks, customers and brand loyalty. I've got my holding thinking 10 - 20 years of now, with a growing middle class population around the globe where products such as Unilever's would be in arms reach of the many, whether it be the USA or Kathmandu.