Tesco Share Discussion Threads

[portside1] 16/1/2017 09:19

LEWIS gave no clarity on anything , poor statement and appears that investors are worthless in is view

[portside1] 16/1/2017 09:17

diku . yes I sold the day before results knowing that some one had been given inside info which proved correct that is why the share price fell before results and the dead statement from a dead ceo .
and as I said bought more CNA AT 226P I NOW HAVE A LOT OF CNA AVGE 207P
DIV OVER 6% IF THEY GO TO 248P WILL THEN SELL AND WAIT

[diku] 16/1/2017 09:10

When a company of such size goes through hard times & a new CEO gets appointed how easy is it to do costing cutting here & there & everywhere?....the figures will show improvements & the markets get excited!!.... & the CEO gets all the credit/free shares call it what you like...this is one merry go round that repeats just like a washing machine cycle...who are these guys that approve insiders perks/contracts?..

Oh and what is the latest on that accounting debacle?...anybody held accountable for incompetence...

[portside1] 16/1/2017 09:02

wrong , Tesco when are they going claw back bonuses from pre directors for lying about profit
if onvestors are not getting rewarded then they should only pay bonuses when the jb is done not on rumours of job done

kewis needs to start speaking to investors ot to dead employees who no nothing

[chris coxon] 16/1/2017 08:46

porty oh porty, you bemoan the share price and the crooked Directors, yet avoid the blindingly obvious, it was your choice to invest in the Co.
You're the same moaning minny on all Bds where you contribute your wisdom.

[diku] 14/1/2017 21:32

graham....its already sorted...you just too late to the party...don't make a mountain out of a molehill...

[cocker] 14/1/2017 18:59

Well said Graham

[grahamburn] 14/1/2017 18:38

The quality of information imparted by some posters on here is abysmal and misleading.

Just for the record, the Director resigning is NOT Dave Lewis (he was Richard Cousins) and he was NOT an Executive Director (just a Non Exec who had only been on the board for a couple of years and has the CEO position in another major PLC - Compass Group - which may well have been the reason for him resigning especially as a few months before he became a member of the Tesco board he had resigned as a Non Exec on another board for that very reason).

The suspicion that private investors are being kept out of the loop etc etc, especially given the fantasies dreamt up by some on here is laughable, as well as probably sad in terms of their abilities as investors.

More for the filter...........

[staylow1] 14/1/2017 15:33

Alibx, total agree on all of your points. Long term, I don't doubt Tesco will be the winner of all the big four.

[alibx11] 14/1/2017 14:43

Thanks for clearing that up a bit but you have to understand that private investors always have to trade on hope, don't matter how good a company is if institutions and MM's choose to run it down to fill an order that makes them money then no private buyer can make a difference, we're along for the ride.

All you can do is hope you've got on board as the shares head in the right direction for you.

News nearly always leaks out ahead of time, a nod here a wink there, we'll never be in the club, laws of nature I'm afraid.

Cost cutting is not a bad thing, it's thinking and planning ahead as far as I'm concerned.

8 months of conseq. growth, increased market share, I'm holding for a while yet, nothing in the update or the recent trading has me in anyway concerned.

[staylow1] 14/1/2017 11:41

Think of my comments more referring to the trading update as oppose to the long term direction of Tesco. That's where I was to be in and out, even if it'd "gone to the moon" on the update I wouldn't if held long after. It was just a few noteworthy points along the way in terms from upcoming trading updates.

[diku] 14/1/2017 11:25

alibx11...just wondering if you have misunderstood post 18614...the Director leaving is not DL but one of the other Executive Director...just the timing of Director departure news ahead of trading update tend to bring doubters...

[staylow1] 14/1/2017 11:17

And was referring to the director who left before the update not the DL rumour

[staylow1] 14/1/2017 11:16

Sorry I should ask I'm more short term so not so much as an investor. So the short term move didn't work out for me ''tis all

[temmujin] 14/1/2017 11:14

the fact is other supermarkets are rising strongly and tescos is bound to follow...its a no brainer at 200p ish

[staylow1] 14/1/2017 10:12

I halved my position 4:25 the day before the trading update, due to the volume irregularities. Whether it was fear or gut feeling I'm not sure. As portside points out something leaked to the big boys and left the private investor to trade on hope. Director leaving just before the update is a flagCost cutting announced before the update I felt was a flagVolume has proved to be vital - porty nice one on giving this one the flagI've now closed out completely as I've come to conclusion all the big money left the 2 days running up to the announcement. Could be wrong completely, but when they return I'll look to jump back in. All the best and hope it's goes in whichever direction it good for you :-)

[portside1] 13/1/2017 16:46

do you mean goodbye suckers

[lufc5] 13/1/2017 16:38

DL is waiting for the next update when he says 'BOOM SHAKALAK'!!!!!

[portside1] 13/1/2017 16:27

well what a rotten new year for tesco investors we have a dud running the company

encouraging what lousy word to make a statement

[portside1] 13/1/2017 14:44

if you read my posts when I bought you would no

[portside1] 13/1/2017 14:43

wrong my Tesco avge is 203p , rich and idle

[retsius] 13/1/2017 14:11

Portside
You sound like a man who has lost or is deficit for a considerable amount of money.
My own view Is that DL is doing a very good job of turning Tesco around.As said before,Food Retailing is extremely competitive at the moment and the job he is doing is not easy.The fault lies with previous management for not seeing the warning signals of competition from other retailers and very poor fiscal discipline, which was a shambles.
With a co. as big as Tesco it takes time to turn the ship around.

Investing is always risky and you have to assess that risk with a co.before parting with money. Sometimes you buy a dud and you feel it is not your fault, but unfortunately that is life. I had a massive loss with RBS so I know how you feel.

However with Tesco I feel relatively happy with ongoing performance.My local Tesco express which I know is just a tiddler has been transformed and provides excellent service.
All your shouting is not to make one fig of difference, so relax and chill,or sell.
R.

[diku] 13/1/2017 14:02

porty you need to get into the insider Plc exclusive club!!...many free benefits for doing the right/wrong things!!..