Interestting when Trump stated that US food is safer and cleaner than the European's.
Especially with growth hormones, pesticides and conditioned animals like robots.
No wonder why human beings started to weigh half a ton in the US ... |
In a sense the tariff tsunami has just revealed a bit early what was already there waiting to happen. Trump has picked a strange hill for the US economy to die on though. |
wtf has that got to do with sausage rolls?
sp is going down faster than the pies
sad for a wiganer |
IMO the feeling of unease everywhere is due to the direction the new America of Trump is taking.
So if a recession is triggered by his bully cow-boy actions in the US, the rest of the world will suffer too.
With China not looking so good and being almost cut from Europe and the US, Trump has to rely now on the Russian economy ...
So any further drop is not specific to any stock but to the state of the world economy after Trump actions. |
Far too much pessimism here! Stock has nearly halved in value, although at £32 was expensive. Maybe £25 is fair?
I think when people realise this is still a very profitable business, the stock will slowly rise.
Looks decent value to me now, so tempted to buy. |
Margins I think will be hit more, NI, electric and gas, business rates, staff. rent etc.Got to sell a lot of sausage rolls. |
In my industry, the man who says he knows everything is the biggest danger. It's not a bad way to approach many walks of life. I don't expect a know it all like yourself to be able to work that one out |
Well, someone didn't get the memo!
Deutsche Bank Research cuts Greggs price target to 1,330 (,2000) pence - 'sell'
Berenberg cuts Greggs price target to 3,250 (3,420) pence - 'buy'
UBS cuts Greggs price target to 2,300 (3,150) pence - 'buy' |
We all have to start somewhere, just learning from a master x |
You dont even know how to trade - you're just trying What a sad loser |
It was terrible weather then. Much better since. Have been sorting my broad beans out. |
You've been quiet for weeks ? must have been hurting |
Hello Bernard old chap! Lovely to see you again.
For the benefit of all, he has several doppelgangers. I warned you about him the day before the results.
Lower share price ahead I suspect
Best luck all holders, you'll need it
Give my best wishes to Prof xxx |
You gotta laugh at all the divs like essentialinvestor talking about buying yesterday Mugs like that will always lose money |
The issue is they are a stack em high, sell it cheap kind of company, pretty much fixed cost based so any drop in employment numbers will have a disproportionate effect on profits. If there is no cost of living crisis then they are cheap. I'm still leaning to a possible recession even with interest rates dropping. No interest in the shares other than for a close friend who works for them who's always asking due to company share save. |
Do people make packed lunches rather than eating out on lunch breaks? Yes. |
Is Greggs recession-proof ... do people cut back on buying bakery items,snacks ? |
Phil, I closed out my small buy from yesterday, unfortunately I missed the earlier spike. At 18 would likely buy a few again, depending on wider equity markets and what else is available. |
Over half of adults struggle to understand diet’s impact on health |
Hi Phil, I reckon that 18 seen today was attractive, I bought a small amount.
Decent business with the premium rating removed. |
Worth buying at this level to hold through the coming recession? |
Afternoon EI.
Yes, they're on the watchlist but I'm not buying yet. TSCO going well. |
Over a 40% fall in 9 months..?
So the premium rating has well and truly
come out of the share price.
13-14 X (to me) looks attractive. |
EI, that is a good point on lfl, but if they can keep it at the long-term average for inflation and continue with store rollouts then they should be fine. Obviously, fine, is relative to the price you paid, though! |
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