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Golden sacks has bt as a conviction buy rating of £ 2.70 meaning they are certain! the share price will reach this target in the near future. Only time will tell GLA
from 15.05 to 15.20 the price jumped 7 pence, very strange, i wonder whats going on
sorry larry made my last post without seeing yours
If drahi does aquire the dt stake then he would have a 30.06% holding meaning under uk rules he would have to table a formal bid for BT
DT got a 12% stake in bt as part of the ee purchase. This was in 2015 when bt share was 65% higher than now why would DT sell at a low price and why would anyone offer more. DT hold the 12 % in its pension fund which has its own issues much like bt
I fear not 1msn more likely a drop of 10% lets be honest the share price only went up because the lock in was nearing its end nothing on the horizon from drahi for at least 6 months. fingers crossed you are right nothing would please me more
Whats she doing grilling jansen? its drahi she should be talking to, hes the one with the answers, if he is prepared to divulge!
The new national security laws regarding takeovers comes into effect in january , might we see a move by interested parties before then , still 4 weeks to go. gla
Share price has slipped back , probably due to profit taking. Interesting to see what happens tomorrow . great results today i am holding for the time being. GLA
Excellent translation, no one ever accepts the first bid and i think more money will be offered, a bidding war would be the best for shareholders, sorry for stating the obvious. Interesting few weeks ahead. GLA
We need amazon to counter bid then we are looking at big profit, never thought i would ever be looking forward to a monday morning! GLA
Yes thats what i am doing gary i hold shares in all food retailers, the last year has shown that foodies have been able to trade throughout the pandemic, its the 4% income i am interested in. gla
Yes, but that is why your store is still busy, because it does not have online! I normally sell my discounted shares as soon as i can but will hold on to them as it is possible the company will be bought, investors and hedge funds see food retailers in a different light now since covid they represent a safe haven in a volatile market.
Yes pyueck online is the way forward. I work for sainsburys and the shop is quiet but online orders have increased rapidly and i think they will stay high for the future. Looking forward to getting my 2680 discounted shares next month currently seeing a 60p profit per share. gla and stay safe.
Good evening everyone, heres my story on lloyds i first invested in 2011 at 24.92p i bought and sold over the years making reasonable profits. My best year was 2016 after d camerons election victory when i sold a large holding at 89p making 7k the shares gradually went down and i bought in again holding 100k shares at 72p on the eve of the brexit vote the following day they were 51p making at 21k paper loss, a lot off sleepless nights followed, i bought on the dips and there were plenty of them! my average was 66p and a year and a bit later i broke even and sold the lot. Since then i put all my money in bs bonds and have made 3k in interest income. Would i buy back into lloyds? not at the moment second potential wave of virus and imminent no deal at the end of the transition period makes it too risky for me. To all the shorters in and outers who bag a few quid and the long term holders i wish you all well but for me the 1% in the bs is looking very attractive.
All of the Sainsburys taste the difference range has had new packaging which looks attractive, but take a look inside and you would think it was from the basics range the chilli con carne looks like slops, the prawn spaghetti has smaller and fewer prawns and they have done away with the sachet of parmesan cheese and instead pre sprinkled it on, the whole reason for the sachet to be added after was so it did not congeal during heating. Much the same as poor service but now also with poor quality.Been with the firm for many years sad to see this happen, why is m coupe still here ?
hello, yes I was optimistic but since the merger was rejected my view has changed. At the time the merger was announced mike coupe said " if this deal does not go through I do not see how Sainsburys can compete " not exactly the right man for the ceo s job now is he! I sold all my share options on the first day I could for £ 2.32 I have more maturing in 2021 at £1.85 but will review this shortly, that's if I am not made redundant before then GLA
Just because these have gone down in price does not make them a bargain, remember they have gone down for a reason .I work for Sainsburys and we have all noticed a dramatic fall in customer numbers and sales are falling. Sometimes I look down the food aisles and see more colleagues than customers and there are not that many colleagues any more! best avoid these.gla
Auson , yes the Qatari investment fund currently holds 22% of Sainsburys and has done for many years, they did come close to putting in a bid for the company several years ago gla
I dont think the last three pages of comments about j mccain got your irony sufsessex!