Ocado Share Discussion Threads

[smackeraim] 18/10/2024 09:01

bounce time

[throgmortonstreet] 18/10/2024 08:28

You think this is good news - ha,ha,ha

Supermarket sales volumes fell by 2.4 per cent. Comments from retailers pointed to unseasonably poor weather and consumers continuing to cut back on luxury food items.

[qantas] 18/10/2024 08:26

Great news

[r88ave] 18/10/2024 07:49

And you are perfect to getting right are you Throgmuppet. 5p is hardly anything.

[wololol] 17/10/2024 17:53

https://internationalsupermarketnews.com/archives/16361?amp=1Kroger Albertons Merger decision due any day now.

[throgmortonstreet] 17/10/2024 17:19

r88ave posted 17 Oct '24 - 14:21 - 2682 of 2682

"..... bought some more @ 365p"

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[r88ave] 17/10/2024 13:21

Cant see this holding back bought some more 365...USA going nuts

[wololol] 17/10/2024 10:52

Yeah I would really hope we will het some decent next in the next few weeks because online penetration has increased significantly wuth all of the 13 parters. They have been drawing down modules so eventuall they will need more cfcs.

[r88ave] 17/10/2024 10:50

shorters should close....

[rochdae] 17/10/2024 10:48

Everyone knows the financials here it's not even GCSE level. The question is whether news is likely to be more positive or negative. I think the former.

It's a crazy stock I admit, but it's fallen a huge amount and news on trading and tech margins were great.

I see a significant rise coming...imo

[throgmortonstreet] 17/10/2024 10:37

A Spike, lacking any substance, but giving some, the opportunity to SELL and get out

[r88ave] 17/10/2024 10:10

totally agree Wol
The little spike this morning could be the signal bottom is in

[wololol] 17/10/2024 10:08

Should never have dropped from 400 to 360 I'm 3 days. Great time to buy for new investors.

[r88ave] 17/10/2024 10:00

Great buy here, no brainer inflation dropped big. long 363 will turn

[stutes] 16/10/2024 15:48

22yrs of £, time and jvs - time for Board to deliver or wield the axe.

[stutes] 16/10/2024 11:26

I notice another RNS about directors buying shares through company scheme. I suggest directors who president over a period where share price has fallen should barred from any purchases through such schemes, till the share price has fully recovered.

[jibba jabber] 16/10/2024 09:01

Disgusting how funds and mm's collude to move prices to suit

[jibba jabber] 16/10/2024 07:22

Clear manipulation happening, for most of the rise the other week the sells outweighed the buys and it rose on the indexes down days, now it's back to front, lol

[sellhighandbuylow] 16/10/2024 06:49

Ocado has a long history of over-promising and under-delivering.
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Ocado is a company that’s been around since 2000 and it only ever reported a post-tax profit during three of those years.

Ocado's revenue stream was 12.2% higher in FY24 than in FY23 and its post-tax loss was £94 Million better but after all this time, surely the company should have turned the corner by now ?

When Ocado started, its online offering and home delivery service was different. Now every other supermarket chain is doing exactly the same thing.

Worryingly Oxado's losses have taken a toll on the company’s balance sheet. At 3 December 2023, its borrowings, including lease liabilities, were a staggering £1.96 Billion.

It looks like Ocado might be able to limp through FY25 without having to ask shareholders for more money or raise more debt. However, a rights issue cannot be ruled out if its losses persist or the timescale of its anticipated recovery slips. Ocado already has 50% more shares in issue than when it first listed.

Analysts think it is going to take a lot of cash to continually replace and improve its technology too.

[sellhighandbuylow] 16/10/2024 06:19

Ocado has a long history of over-promising and under-delivering.
================================================================

Ocado is a company that’s been around since 2000 and it only ever reported a post-tax profit during three of those years.

Ocado's revenue stream was 12.2% higher in FY24 than in FY23 and its post-tax loss was £94 Million better but after all this time, surely the company should have turned the corner by now ?

When Ocado started, its online offering and home delivery service was different. Now every other supermarket chain is doing exactly the same thing.

Worryingly Oxado's losses have taken a toll on the company’s balance sheet. At 3 December 2023, its borrowings, including lease liabilities, were a staggering £1.96 Billion.

It looks like Ocado might be able to limp through FY25 without having to ask shareholders for more money or raise more debt. However, a rights issue cannot be ruled out if its losses persist or the timescale of its anticipated recovery slips. Ocado already has 50% more shares in issue than when it first listed.

Analysts think it is going to take a lot of cash to continually replace and improve its technology too.

[rochdae] 15/10/2024 15:04

But you don't bank profits if you think you are right. Massive short positions here. Lots of banking profits to look forward to.

[stutes] 15/10/2024 12:49

Ocado needs to break away from its past - spin, missteps and the fallout with some of their partners. We need a new Board to deliver results.

[jibba jabber] 15/10/2024 09:15

Some ocado management bod creaming himself over being voted the world's leading robotic company on LinkedIn. Has he noticed his stock price? Clearly the market has a different opinion.

[stutes] 15/10/2024 07:57

Where are the jv deals or robotic orders - time for Ivory Tower to deliver or move on. Orders drive growth not spin.

[factsandfigures] 15/10/2024 06:55

Re Blackrock, maybe they've just banked some of their massive short-selling gains ahead of the Budget.