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Tesla will go know where near Ocado until the property dispute is settled. No take overs, deals or contracts until this is settled.
It’s simply common sense.
Not sure what’s going on,that’s why I need to see £1 before I add.
The thing to look for here, is more director sells as a gauge for confidence on the current pending situation. Caution is key here.
A trivial amount this is just noise, not enough to push things forward. They would be better off saving for there War Chest.
This is a difficult share not to be in. I learnt my lesson with the likes of Ashstead and Spirax Sarco sold out after making good profit and they keep rising. Softcat is definitely a momentum share, there not easy to find with a good divi as well.
New contracts are extremely unlikely whist the law suit is in progress. Ocado will not want to make the matters worse than they already are. The bigger they get the more they will have to unravel. Consolation at the moment and hope for retail support.
Maybe not with durables but certainly with perishables
DenFos, you may have a point especially as Jenrick has allowed shops to open until 10pm. Shoppers will be out and about enjoying a lot of pent up spending.
A good trading statement. However it is what they didn’t say in the outlook that is important. As I said before this will be a difficult year for Ocado but promising for M&S.
A divi is what I am holding out for. Long term investors will probably start adding and a gentle rise in the SP would be likely. Regarding OCDO I may look at it again however probably not until late in the year until the legal issues are clearer.
I’ll take a 1£. Not interested in loose change.
Thinking about a little nibble again. The High Street will be packed this summer with people just wanting to be there. High street retail in general will be good. Also, the so called value stocks are now on the road to recovery.
It’s possible we will see a rise next week , and a RIghts issue could well be placed higher than the current price. There are are endless possibilities.
The High Street fund announced today could have a negative effect with the possibility of an online sales tax to pay for it. As previously mentioned caution here in the short to medium term.
If they sold it to Autostore that might sweeten them up a bit. M&S would be in no position at the moment to take on that commitment. This would leave Ocado a much smaller outfit though.
I would expect that on receipt of overseas revenues, shareholders will be expecting a percentage as dividends to commence, as a reward for loyalty. This will stabilise the SP for the future. Likewise I believe M&S are considering reinstating there divi at the end of the year.
Neil I agree with you, I cannot see any new contracts in the near to mid term.
Regarding share price growth I see funds moving away from the Tech sector and into commodities as we see an increase into renewables and green tech, copper and nicol are examples of prices increasing. There are predictions of a so called Super Cycle starting in 2021 for this sector.
Ocado has a future but the lawsuit is also big issue short term.
Bought some yesterday looking forward to next weeks results. I agree a long term hold.
Will be looking to get in around the 80 pence mark as I think this is very much a punt.
Equity issue today at tranches between 30-40p will be a drag on SP. I’ve been looking at getting in here but I don’t like these Rights issues on small cap, it kills them. Still they need to raise money somehow.