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Not sure if I understand but isn't Ocado matching prices of its groceries with the likes of Tesco and Aldi yet able to get more customers, resulting in more volumes and therefore profit?

Despite all the negative news and those downgrades from multiple analysts with price target around 420p, Ocado is holding up and showing some strength. Hopefully, it will do well once this negative sentiment fades and we see some positive news.

Two highly shorted UK companies having a good day so far after releasing their trading update this morning- Ocado and Asos. Hoping to see 500p+ close here

I was a bit impatient and topped up at high 460s but why the hell it dropped to under 460p as I thought the results were fine if not excellent

418p to be precise

Are we bullish or is it the resumption of downtrend now?

Brent $100 for it to get to 280?

Goes to say that charts can be misleading when it looked bearish as of Friday's close and was pointing for a downward pressure for today.

All okay but HBR ticker or Harbour energy does not even exist in the search field of the website you are promoting.

Not closing red will be an achievement.

In yesterdays' RNS, it was stated that hbr will have free cash flow if Brent averages @85 pb. Oil has been under $85 pb since the start of the year. Same could be said that HBR will generate significant free cash flow if oil averages $100pb. May they just wanted to fill the space as I wanted it irrelevant.

We are down almost 5% of no news, this is UK markets. Think money can be made more by shorting in UK than investing

Kroger results out in US causing spike in Ocdo shares

Shares of Kroger Co. KR leaped 5.% in premarket trading Thursday toward 22-month high, after the grocery chain reported fiscal fourth-quarter profit and same-store sales that beat expectations, and indicated it was still pursuing its acquisition of Albertsons Companies Inc. ACI despite regulatory pushback. Net income for the quarter through January rose to $736 million, or $1.01 a share, from $450 million, or 62 cents a share, in the year-ago period. Excluding nonrecurring items, adjusted earnings per share of $1.34 beat the FactSet consensus of $1.13. Sales grew 6.4% to $37.064 billion, in line with the FactSet consensus...

We are back below the price before the deal was announced which was during last Xmas -2 months ago and oil price has climbed up too in the same period. Guess market thinks there will be no deal and increase in oil price is irrelevant for hbr. Linda needs to either instil confidence by buying some shares now or give market an update on the deal situation. This radio silence from the IR team is ridiculous.

Okay but I was thinking that 4.5p came off after yesterdays's close and not during trading hours?

Didn't the 4.5p came off of the share price due to today being ex div date?

I think the next update will be the Annual report due in March as per HBR Financial calendar, not sure where does it say that we get some report next week.

That is quite a big PT increase...Good one JPM!

Do you know when do we enter FTSE 100? I guess it's quarterly

Times article for anyone interested -

Https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/a619f70c-a2f6-4993-a725-61e55aeec58a?shareToken=30260e5d77e8a3d904814471afbc3a67