Sainsbury (j) Share Discussion Threads

[spob] 13/9/2022 04:06

Some news sources saying Sainsburys to close all supermarkets on Monday

Don't know if that is correct yet


Not much point opening that day anyway I guess

[bountyhunter] 12/9/2022 21:39

For once I agree with BB!

Bought in here today. It was a toss up between SBRY and TSCO. I decided on Sainsbury in the end due to the higher yield and lower market cap making this a more likely takeover target imho.

There's not many UK food supermarkets left to choose from with Morrison's and Asda having already been snapped up by foreign predators. Hence the inclusion of MKS in the header comparison chart. If there's any largish UK listed food supermarket I've missed let me know and I'll include it in the comparison chart.

Just remembered Ocado but that always strikes me as a bit of an outlier. I'll add it anyway.

[dipa11] 12/9/2022 21:13

Https://www.britishbulls.com/m/SignalPage.aspx?lang=en&Ticker=SBRY.L

[bountyhunter] 12/9/2022 20:33

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Recovery overdue? Could be next following the Asda and Morrisons takeovers?


6 Month Comparison

1 Year Comparison

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5 Years

6.9% yield (30/10/22) comfortable beating Tesco.

Interim Results Announcement 2022-23: 3 Nov 22

News:

Short positions:





27th Jan.2023

1st Feb.2023
Dividends
The Board has recommended an interim dividend of 3.9 pence per share (HY 2022/23: 3.9 pence) reflecting 30 per cent of the 2022/23 full year dividend per share. This will be paid on 15 December 2023 to shareholders on the Register of Members at the close of business on 10 November 2023.
XD Thursday 9 November.

12/12/23 Approaching a Golden Cross..

[gswredland] 12/9/2022 16:48

Excuse my ignorance dipa but what are triple witching dates please?

[dipa11] 12/9/2022 11:32

2022 Triple Witching DatesIn 2022, the triple witching dates occur on:Friday, March 18, 2022Friday, June 17, 2022Friday, September 16, 2022Friday, December 16, 2022

[wallywoo] 09/9/2022 08:38

Bgt in today in my sipp. Looks over sold to me. Historical p/e less than 8, great dividend, 7 weeks from interim results. Choppy markets too, makes a more defensive play attractive. Let's see how it goes!!

[tuftymatt] 08/9/2022 18:05

I added more today too. Hold at a 218 average, less dividends, and think it's a good buy at these levels.

[careful] 08/9/2022 17:44

So many buy at the top and sell at the bottom.
better to do the opposite.

momentum investors throw up opportunities.
'bucking the trend is your friend'.

sbry crashed 35% since jan.

[alotto] 08/9/2022 16:54

Loganair you are more pessimistic of Jefferies reg. Sainsbury

[loganair] 08/9/2022 16:38

I would say next stop 180p from here.

[smurfy2001] 06/9/2022 18:53

What will Liz Truss mean for the stock market and investors? The INVESTING SHOW on Britain's new Prime Minister

[philanderer] 06/9/2022 10:23

Jefferies cuts J Sainsbury to 'hold' (buy) - price target 210 (300) pence

[oracle14] 06/9/2022 10:22

202 this morning very sharp bounce I think a bid is coming look at 392 position on chart which just so happens to be 50 points above the last 342 high ..games been played a bid is coming but and hold

[loganair] 05/9/2022 18:00

Boparan Restaurant Group has partnered with retailer Sainsbury to roll out food hubs across its sites in the UK, as part of a rationalisation of its eat-in and takeaway offering.

[alotto] 05/9/2022 16:50

High interest rates won't keep governments from printing money.
What's gonna happen with interest rates now? are they going to climb them, drop them..?

[muffinhead] 05/9/2022 16:32

And just like that, we are all saved

The G7 magic money tree

[blackhorse23] 05/9/2022 15:34

Bought CURY (LSE) which looks attractive , debt free , huge revenue growth 10% to 10.1 billion , paying dividend , even buying back shares

[action] 05/9/2022 10:42

Can you imagine Turkey style inflation?

[action] 05/9/2022 10:42

Good point

[loganair] 04/9/2022 21:25

All this printing of currency will do is to increase prices further when what is needed is to either reduce demand or open up Nord Stream 2.

[muffinhead] 04/9/2022 20:35

Germany announced today that it will be spending another 65 Billion Euros to support households
So all the other Euro countries (19 in total) will be proportionally to GDP, spending this amount courtesy of "borrowing" newly printed currency from the European Central Bank, which will never be paid back by our "I owe you nothing" societies.

This will be highly inflationary, but people don't understand this stuff and the inflation will happen in a years time after the sugar rush and a further run on the Euro





PS. Expect the UK to follow with possibly £50 billion from Liz Truss