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Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Tesco	LSE:TSCO	London	Ordinary Share	GB0008847096	ORD 5P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+5.40p	+2.46%	224.50p	224.50p	224.70p	225.40p	220.10p	220.90p	40,017,438	16:35:15

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Food & Drug Retailers	57,491.0	1,298.0	14.8	15.2	21,930.00

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18/1/2019 22:56	Margin, mahjong, little markups can't be wrong. cus if you want convenience just because you'e lazy, the prices confronting you will be really crazy.	yf23_1	Read Full Thread Reply
18/1/2019 18:26	Grocery , groceroo , it's going up , kangaroo	thomstar	Read Full Thread Reply
18/1/2019 08:41	Express is not Tesco mainstream its all about corner shops etc ,anyway they are just to small .	nathdani	Read Full Thread Reply
17/1/2019 16:10	I suspect Tesco are not rolling out their new own-label stuff to the Express outlets. Been monitoring mine and in the last few months its got to the point where I'm just going to put more in my Aldi basket, instead of using the convenience of the Tesco Express. No more own label ground coffee. Minimum is £3-70 posh stuff, which is no better than the £1-90 stuff at Aldi. No more own label cornflakes at about £1.30 - just Kelloggs at £2.95. The list goes on. The result is inevitable as I'm sure shoppers, even the convenience shoppers are not stupid. This is just optimisation of margins by running optimised products, which gets them out of the problem of different pricing in different areas. After all, if you don't stock the same things...	yump	Read Full Thread Reply
17/1/2019 11:04	'Tesco braces for Brexit by renting frozen food containers' UK’s biggest supermarket group adds to storage space to ease potential disruption https://www.ft.com/content/56421ec2-1982-11e9-b93e-f4351a53f1c3	philanderer	Read Full Thread Reply
17/1/2019 09:40	Could the Telegraph still be hacking private telephone conversations and claiming they were 'leaked'?	vaneric1	Read Full Thread Reply
16/1/2019 23:41	BREAKING: Philip Hammond told business leaders that the “threat” of a no-deal Brexit could be taken “off the table” within days and potentially lead to Article 50 “rescinded”, a leaked recording of a conference call reveals. The Chancellor set out how a backbench Bill could effectively be used to stop any prospect of no deal. He suggested that ministers may even back the plan when asked for an “assurance” by the head of Tesco that the Government would not oppose the motion. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2019/01/16/philip-hammond-tells-business-chiefs-mps-will-stop-no-deal-brexit/?WT.mc_id=tmgoff_pso-tw_main_premium-hammond_exc_tw1&utm_source=tmgoff&utm_medium=tmgoff_pso-tw&utm_content=main_premium&utm_campaign=tmgoff_pso-tw_main_premium-hammond_exc_tw1	philanderer	Read Full Thread Reply
15/1/2019 16:35	Hi hazl, I had held Tesco for at least 15yrs. The up and the downs, no worries I had my holding and was ok long term. The closing down of the Email service has caused me no end of trouble and like the spoilt brat that I am, i sold my shares in protest. Having xxxxxxxx@Tesco.net as my Email for all of those years, I had not realise how many accounts linked were linked to that email ! groan. I still hope Tesco continues to gain strenght going forward. Regards.	tenapen	Read Full Thread Reply
15/1/2019 16:00	Ha,I notice quite a few absent posters,since good report and as shares rise... chuckle. Thanks for your continued posts philanderer and various.	hazl	Read Full Thread Reply
10/1/2019 13:27	Thx philanderer - some interesting reading there. (Although I note the sloppy reporting in the daily mail - Morrisons HAS NOT bought McColls!!!) Cheers, PJ	pj fozzie	Read Full Thread Reply
10/1/2019 12:46	"Retailers reveal Christmas crunch: The numbers were bad (except Tesco's) " HTTPS://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/comment/john-lewis-partners-bonuses-ms-debenhams-tesco-christmas-trading-shoppers-belt-tightening-british-a8720771.html "Tesco the Christmas star as value offer outshines rivals" HTTPS://uk.webfg.com/news/news-and-announcements/tesco-the-christmas-star-as-value-offer-outshines-rivals--3681540.html "Tesco celebrates strongest Christmas sales numbers since 2009 as boss confirms supermarket is stockpiling for Brexit" HTTPS://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/markets/article-6576435/Tesco-celebrates-strongest-Christmas-sales-numbers-2009.html	philanderer	Read Full Thread Reply
10/1/2019 10:25	Tesco was at the top of the FTSE 100, shares rising 2.3%, as it delivered a strong Christmas update. "Tesco has defied the retail gloom and delivered a pick of the bunch performance," commented Richard Hunter, head of markets at Interactive Investor. "Total sales are generally better, online sales are also improving and the company remains on track to give the European and Asian businesses the shot in the arm they require," said Hunter. "As such, the group's guidance is upbeat and the previously announced ambitions, such as the cost-savings targets, seem to be within comfortable reach." Alliance News	philanderer	Read Full Thread Reply
10/1/2019 07:59	Very wide spreads on L2 pre auction - Looking at the moment to a markdown - but who knows Fast change in direction - Post auction up 3%	pugugly	Read Full Thread Reply
10/1/2019 07:55	3Q and Christmas Trading Statement 18/19 Headlines (3Q: 13 weeks to 24 November 2018; Christmas period: 6 weeks to 5 January 2019) · UK & ROI: Strong Christmas benefiting from an increasingly competitive offer for customers o UK & ROI Christmas LFL sales +2.6%, outperforming market in UK in both volume and value terms - Quality and value perception1 both up significantly year-on-year: +3.5pts and +4.5pts respectively - Market outperformance in all key categories: food, clothing and general merchandise o UK & ROI 3Q LFL sales +1.9% reflecting transition to new own brands and subsequent resetting of mix in UK - 'Exclusively at Tesco' roll-out 95% complete by end-3Q, with 82% of customers buying into the range o Booker delivering strong growth (LFL excl. tobacco: 3Q 10.7%; Christmas 8.2%); contract wins last year annualise early in Christmas period · Central Europe: Continuing to improve the quality of our business o Excluding Poland, LFL sales increased in 19-week period, with +1.1% LFL for Christmas o 19-week LFL performance is after impact of reducing unprofitable general merchandise (c.(1.8)% impact) and fewer trading days in Poland due to Sunday trading regulations (c.(1.2)%) o Polish store portfolio reshaping continuing with 14 stores closed during the period and 32 more planned · Asia: Stronger underlying performance o LFL performance reflects further changes to pricing, promotions and couponing in Thailand o Good progress made with suppliers towards new commercial approach o Restructured store operations, reducing costs and underpinning profit recovery. more.....	skinny	Read Full Thread Reply
10/1/2019 07:17	Compared to the rest of the market and results published this week I would say that's a decent update from Tesco	supercity	Read Full Thread Reply
10/1/2019 00:34	The City still thinks the FTSE 100 group could surprise on the upside with its numbers. At the least, they expect Tesco to be the top performer out of the ‘Big Four’, with sales growth of 1.5%. “Whilst the overall market has slowed, we remain sanguine on progress in Tesco's core UK business – the competitive offer is as sharp as it's been in years and mix benefits (supplier PL rationalisation; Finest*; General Merchandise streamlining) should drive margin rebuild,” said UBS in a note. The investment bank added: “We think Christmas could deliver a positive UK like-for-like surprise vs. market expectations.” proactiveinvestors.co.uk	philanderer	Read Full Thread Reply
09/1/2019 17:27	Fingers crossed for the morning	philanderer	Read Full Thread Reply
09/1/2019 08:12	Professor Pettigrew, Please feel free to post on my MODERATED TSCO Thread. I don't allow any idiots on it !	chinese investor	Read Full Thread Reply
08/1/2019 21:20	Another troll pops up. Really, the scum are beginning to come on here. Die.	professor pettigrew	Read Full Thread Reply
08/1/2019 20:53	Older market hands are dinosaurs that cant keep up with modern markets. One of them was raving about Woolworths, and used to go to his local store in Sutton to get a feel on the ground, so to speak. He waded into the shares, and Woollies went under.	professor ex fiancee	Read Full Thread Reply
08/1/2019 18:38	Trouble is, and older market hands know this - there's an old saw that is usually right. Buy the rumour - sell the fact. So, if Tesco announce stonking news on Thursday the likelihood is that the share price will probably peak tomorrow and then fall back sub £2 again.	professor pettigrew	Read Full Thread Reply
08/1/2019 13:22	Market report: In London, grocers were higher after data from Kantar Worldpanel showed supermarkets had a record Christmas. The research agency - reporting market share figures for the 12 weeks to December 30 - said that overall UK grocers achieved GBP29.3 billion in sales during the festive season up 1.6% on the prior year, with consumers spending an extra GBP450 million on groceries compared to a year ago. Of the big four supermarkets, Walmart Inc's-owned Asda, which is in the process of merging with J Sainsbury, came on top with overall year-on-year sales growth of 0.7% in the 12 week period, as online sales increased by 12%. The UK's biggest supermarket, Tesco, came neck-to-neck with Asda after experiencing sales growth of 0.6%. Sainsbury's sales fell 0.4%, while online retailer Ocado Group saw sales up 1.3%. Tesco shares were up 3.2%, while Ocado was up 2.8% and Sainsbury's was up 0.6%. Bucking the trend was Wm Morrison Supermarkets as it reported its Christmas trading figures, with shares falling 3.6%, making it the worst performer in the FTSE 100. Alliance News	philanderer	Read Full Thread Reply

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