Ocado Share Discussion Threads

[sellhighandbuylow] 20/9/2024 19:14

stutes, you've been trying to ramp this junk since 04 May '21 - 10:07am
when the OCDO share price was about £20



YOU ARE SO BUSTED AND SO SKINT, LOSER BOY !!

[stutes] 20/9/2024 14:25

If Noke share price goes up on CEO exit, what would Ocado share price do if CEO was sacked and replaced with a closer?

[wallywoo] 20/9/2024 14:10

This company is so obviously in deep trouble now. Despite making some progress on sales, any cash generated is completely swamped by the bond debt interest paid out. The interest rate for which is growing hugely, as the bonds get refinanced.


The share price behaves exactly as expected. Any share spike is sold into.


It may take 6 months or 12 months, but it is only a matter of time before new lows come here. Play every spike with a short in the meantime!!

[wololol] 20/9/2024 11:50

It's just a game the share price will rise on no news when people lease expect it and call on good news when people expect to buy. When it drops 70 points in 1 day then that yells me it's very oversold especially when the news was fantastic .

[qantas] 20/9/2024 09:50

Hello Kitty say hodl.

[damodamodamo567] 20/9/2024 08:24

I appreciate your reply. Cheers

[sellhighandbuylow] 20/9/2024 07:49

The BEST advice, is always to IGNORE the ADVFN share rampers !!

The usernames, Stutes and Whites123 are some of the worst share rampers on ADVFN and are consistently WRONG.

[whites123] 20/9/2024 07:45

Damodamodamo,

Firstly, don't be too hard on yourself—everyone has days like this in the markets. It's part of the learning curve, and the fact you're reflecting on what went wrong means you're already growing as an investor.

Now, regarding Ocado—while it’s had a tough run lately, there’s more at play here than meets the eye. Ocado is a solid company with innovative tech and partnerships in online grocery, but because of its unique positioning, it's often a target for market manipulation, especially from short sellers and speculators. This causes exaggerated price movements, which can make the stock feel more volatile than its actual fundamentals suggest.

Short-term pain doesn’t reflect long-term potential. Ocado’s underlying business model, partnerships, and tech solutions have massive potential for growth as the global demand for automated logistics continues to rise. The stock’s current dip could very well be a result of short-term noise rather than a reflection of the company's future prospects.

If you can hold your nerve and keep your shares, Ocado has the potential to rebound strongly, especially as more investors realise its true value. In fact, these manipulated price dips often present a buying opportunity for those with patience. It's easier said than done, but don’t let fear drive your decisions—stay focused on the long-term trajectory of the company, not the day-to-day swings.

In short, don’t let today’s market games shake your confidence. Remember, “The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient.” If you believe in Ocado’s future, holding on through the turbulence could reward you down the line. Keep learning, and don't let one rough day make you give up!

[sellhighandbuylow] 20/9/2024 07:16

It is worth remembering that Ocado's business operations remain heavily loss-making where it matters and it continues to burn cash at an astonishing rate..

OCDO shareholders should NOT expect to receive dividend payments anytime soon

[rochdae] 20/9/2024 07:15

Market was wrong on technology margins, now wrong on retail growth. £180 million to buy back if they get anything else wrong..

[sellhighandbuylow] 20/9/2024 06:57

The BEST advice, is to always IGNORE the ADVFN share rampers !!



Especially the likes of Jon Smith (pictured above) who posts on ADVFN as QANTAS and WOLF of LOSERVILLE and WOLOLOL and AJ NOT VERY BRIGHT and RIVINGTON STREET and LOSSES and b00mb0y

(Same location, same IP address, same LOSER)

This clown buys dud shares and when they go down, he spends day after day posting ridiculously optimistic write-ups using multiple usernames to try to recoup his financial losses, not just here on ADVFN but also on The Motley Fool and on the L.S.E and on Twitter

Why does he do it ??

He's desperate, he has no credibility and he has lost money on Superdry shares (now delisted) ASOS shares and Boohoo shares and THG shares and Ocado shares.


YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED !!!

[qantas] 20/9/2024 06:50

Ready to hammer up.

[qantas] 20/9/2024 06:20

I wonder how much you get paid?

[sellhighandbuylow] 20/9/2024 06:18

Ocado simply can not compete with Tesco on anything.

[ukneonboy] 20/9/2024 05:42

MORE BAD NEWS FOR OCADO !!
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Tesco is challenging Ocado with a new e-commerce venture designed to help international supermarket chains build up their online businesses.

Transcend Retail Solutions, a Tesco subsidiary led by Oliver Vogt, provides software and hardware for international grocers to fulfil online orders from their own stores.

Transcend, which also provides consultancy services, signed its first deal with New Zealand's largest food and grocery retailer, FOODSTUFFS NORTH ISLAND, and it is holding talks with other retailers.

Unlike Ocado, Tesco now handles more than ONE MILLION orders per week.

Whilst Ocado can only watch enviously from the sidelines, it recently came to light that two of Ocado's major clients, America's KROGER and Canada's SOBEYS have put the brakes on warehouse openings after the growth in online grocery shopping across North America failed to meet expectations.

[wololol] 19/9/2024 20:51

Ocado Reimagined are streets ahead of competition. Tesco have just introduced technology for manual staff to pick orders with scanners from stores. Meanwhile, Ocado are introducing virtual distribution centres, AI, and next gen robotics, same day deliveries with full range of products at same delivery cost. When you when you watch the below , you have invested in the right company. They will be the Amazon of online grocery. This is just the start. Just think, why were Amazon sniffing around last summer? https://www.ocadogroup.com/media/ocado-reimagined

[damodamodamo567] 19/9/2024 19:31

TBF it had nothing to do with advfn. It was purely me trying to be clever and I got burnt

[sellhighandbuylow] 19/9/2024 19:16

The BEST advice, is to always IGNORE the ADVFN share rampers !!



Especially the likes of Jon Smith (pictured above) who posts on ADVFN as QANTAS and WOLF of LOSERVILLE and WOLOLOL and AJ NOT VERY BRIGHT and RIVINGTON STREET and LOSSES and b00mb0y

(Same location, same IP address, same LOSER)

This clown buys dud shares and when they go down, he spends day after day posting ridiculously optimistic write-ups using multiple usernames to try to recoup his financial losses, not just here on ADVFN but also on The Motley Fool and on the L.S.E and on Twitter

Why does he do it ??

He's desperate, he has no credibility and he has lost money on Superdry shares (now delisted) ASOS shares and Boohoo shares and THG shares and Ocado shares.


YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED !!!

[damodamodamo567] 19/9/2024 19:04

I really appreciate your positive comments. I'm not some clever, greedy investor. I'm an ordinary guy who drives a truck just trying to get ahead a little. Today has really sucker punched me. It's not a great deal of money, it's what the loss represents. Thank you and I hope you're right ??

[wololol] 19/9/2024 18:53

Damon this moves fast with ways. It's lost 50 points from the high at 410. I am confident of a reversal tomorrow 380nand beyond. Next week hopefully past 400+. Over the next course of the year this should get back to 1000+ with new partners/cfcs announced.

[damodamodamo567] 19/9/2024 18:29

So as I'm very much a newbie to all this with some very minor success so far and a catastrophe today. Can anybody give me any words of hope/wisdom about ocado for tomorrow? Do we see a slight reversal and increase or should I get out asap and cut my losses? Context I thought there was a blip and got in £3.87 looking to make a small profit and it went crashing down. It's wiped out all my previous small wins and some of my own money. Yes I know I got it wrong and I didn't follow what someone taught me (forgot to check everything he said). And in the long term it will be a valuable lesson. Help/encouragement welcome (although I expect some less than helpful comments )

[damodamodamo567] 19/9/2024 16:39

Big lesson learned for me today! Always follow rules and pay attention to pe ratio amongst other things. 2 days overtime has been wiped out for me today and I'm stuck not knowing when to cut my losses. Days like today people like me give up and put our money in the bank earning a pittance and let inflation erode it away. Tough but good lesson today

[stutes] 19/9/2024 16:13

Up only 9ish p - the shares are vulnerable to shorters. However, it reflects how lacklustre the positive news on cfcss and robotic sales. The past problems should not be overlooked and the directors have to go. Asda has parachuted Lord Rose back as an executive director for a short period. The key is to accept a director has taken the firm as far as s/he can and someone else has to be appointed to take Ocado to the next stage(s).