Marks And Spencer Share Discussion Threads

[robot ic1] 15/10/2020 08:22

Tin hats time , time to bail out the water in this sinking the ship .

down down down it goes .

I love the chart chart chart .

[debsdowner] 14/10/2020 17:48

Latest rise in Corona cases last 24 hours(yesterday in brackets) :

Positive cases 19,724 (17,234)

Patients in hospital 4,650 (4,367)

On ventilator 516 (507)

Admissions 680 (655)

Deaths 137 (143)

Comment:

Another sharp rise in positive infections which will mean more admissions, more ICU needed and more deaths.

[debsdowner] 14/10/2020 12:56

Breakout on the downtrend now.i suspect Humpty Dumpty will sell son soon and clear off with his numpty investors.once the share price breaks bigger falls could follow.

[robot ic1] 14/10/2020 11:15

I simply love this chart .

[zztop] 14/10/2020 10:49

Wonder why no effect on marks sp?

[xxxxxy] 14/10/2020 08:38

Ocado added thousands of new customers following the launch of its partnership with Marks & Spencer amid a sustained rise in the number of consumers choosing to shop online.In the 12 weeks to 4 October, Ocado increased sales by 41.9 per cent as the ecommerce retailer was buoyed by its new deal with M&S that launched at the beginning of September.... Jessica Clark... CityAM

[debsdowner] 13/10/2020 22:25

Qantas

Interesting thanks could be worth watching closely.

They still have a problem with clothes and bricks and mortar and they could still come out with a profit warning again. But OCADO could prevent a meltdown. I would sit on the sidelines for the time being there could be value at a !ower price.

[debsdowner] 13/10/2020 20:31

Latest rise in Corona cases last 24 hours(yesterday in brackets) :

Positive cases 17,234 (13,972)

Patients in hospital 4,367 (3,837 )

On ventilator 507 (442)

Admissions 655 (651)

Deaths 143 (50)

Comment:

Shocking rise in positive infections and patients in hospital. A considerable rise in deaths as well.

[robot ic1] 13/10/2020 20:25

tomorrow its the same down down down.

mrs robot says this to me every night and 2 times each day , down down down .

[debsdowner] 13/10/2020 18:57

Marks now on the edge of a breakout on the downside.

If things not bad enough Labour want a circuit breaker lockdown.

[neilhumphreys] 13/10/2020 15:58

Eyee tha better ask Debs! She’s bound to know about those them there rain protection items, she’s from up to north.

[diku] 13/10/2020 15:29

Hope Mks is well stocked up on rain coats and umbrellas...they will make more money just selling those 2 items...

[xxxxxy] 13/10/2020 14:44

The end of Eat Out to Help Out, the introduction of curfews at bars and restaurants, and fears of local lockdowns combined to boost supermarket sales last month.Market research firm Kantar on Tuesday said supermarket sales rose by 10.6% in the four weeks to the start of October. Nielsen, a rival data collector, said it estimated supermarket sales grew by 8.3% in the month to the start of October. Both firms said sales growth accelerated last month."Shoppers are moving a greater proportion of their eating and drinking back into the home," said Fraser McKevitt, head of retail and consumer insight at Kantar."This is likely a response to rising COVID-19 infection rates, greater restrictions on opening hours in the hospitality sector, and the end of the government's Eat Out to Help Out scheme."READ MORE: Early Christmas shopping boosts UK retailersAlcohol sales were £261m ($341m) higher than the same period last year. McKevitt said pub curfews - which came into force in late September - were likely a motivating factor behind the sales spike.Watch: Profits jumps 28.7% at Tescos  Ad: 10sKantar's data suggests consumers were preparing for possible harsher restrictions. Sales of toilet roll jumped by 64% in the final week of September and sales of flour were up 73%. The week of 21 September was the busiest week for supermarkets since March - although McKevitt said activity was still "nowhere near" the level of panic buying and stockpiling seen during the first lockdown.The rise in sales in September reverses a slowdown seen in August, which was caused by Eat Out to Help Out.Ocado (OCDO.L) was the fastest growing grocer in the 12 weeks to 4 October. Sales were up 42% on last year, Kantar said, and Ocado added 22,000 new customers last month. The online grocer was boosted by its new tie-up with Marks & Spencer (MKS.L).READ MORE: Liverpool businesses ordered shut as 'traffic light' lockdown system confirmed"Since it started to sell M&S products on 1 September, two-thirds of Ocado shoppers have ordered Percy Pigs at some point, including an introductory period when the famous sweets were included free," McKevitt said. "Ocado's share of the market rose this period by 0.4 percentage points to 1.8%."Morrisons (MRW.L), Lidl, and Iceland all also enjoyed double digit percentage sales growth in the 12 weeks to the start of October, Kantar said.... Yahoo Finance

[neilhumphreys] 13/10/2020 11:49

Try this one, if you’re over 25 stone and spend you’re evenings in Nando’s you may need to find a large Netto car park in Blackpool! Get on down low Debs

[neilhumphreys] 13/10/2020 11:41

Get on down Debbie Debs ! Groove those big hips and booty ! Oh yeah !

[neilhumphreys] 13/10/2020 11:39

Debs! It’s spelt queuing ! You really are thicker than thick! You can’t spell, have nothing to say yourself, no visible intellect, negative views on everything. All you can do is cut and paste! Perhaps you should become a rap artist? Why not copy Nicki Minaj ? Get off your Cut and paste site and start rapping!

[debsdowner] 13/10/2020 11:24

Robot,

When thee guys get out on the role and lose their money they will be queiing for any job available. The losers here are only entitled to clearing. Out your sewers nothing more nothing less.