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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Tesco Plc | LSE:TSCO | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BLGZ9862 | ORD 6 1/3P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-1.60 | -0.54% | 296.60 | 297.40 | 297.60 | 300.00 | 297.40 | 298.60 | 18,348,045 | 16:35:05 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Grocery Stores | 65.76B | 744M | 0.1046 | 28.43 | 21.15B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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15/1/2018 17:17 | It's a committee RoseJS2 not a one person dictatorship, if the committee majority set the terms the chairman cannot overrule that decision, stop looking for scapegoats. | vaneric1 | |
15/1/2018 16:41 | From the LSE Notice Board Carillion Fall Out.. Tesco HR ChiefToday 16:27 The rediculous and over generous Pay for the senior executives of Carillion was overseen by:-Alison Horner The chair of the remuneration committee, which sets the Carillion pay policy and made the over generous change to Senior Executive Remuneration, is the non-executive Carillion director Alison Horner, head of human resources at Tesco. Tesco should be seriously considering replacing this individual and quickly.. | rosejs2 | |
15/1/2018 16:36 | Buy those TSCO dips Sir! Going much higher, share price is way too cheap imho | ny boy | |
15/1/2018 11:41 | Interestingly, out of the 4 big supermarkets and Ocado on branded products Morrison's has been declared the cheapest. | loganair | |
15/1/2018 10:45 | 15th jan Kepler Cheuvreux 'hold' tp 219p up from 189p | philanderer | |
13/1/2018 00:28 | Moneyweek: Three ugly ducklings to buy now MKS , TSCO and RDSB | philanderer | |
12/1/2018 17:09 | Havent been here for ages, what happened to portside1 did he internally combust | cherryandwhite2 | |
12/1/2018 17:05 | Not too bad , just -5p on the week. | philanderer | |
12/1/2018 10:34 | Shore: don’t miss out on Tesco’s rally A ‘warmer’ trading update and unconditional clearance of the Booker acquisition has left Tesco (TSCO) in a positive position according to Shore Capital, which still rates the shares a ‘buy’ despite admitting its stance may be ‘premature&rsq Analyst Clive Black retained his ‘buy’ recommendation on the shares, which fell 4.4% to 202.5p yesterday. ‘We see material valuation rating compression for Tesco stock out to 2020, albeit that contraction is back-end weighted... we continue to believe that we may be a little premature on our upgrade [to ‘buy’],& ‘However, we also believe that it is better to be too early than to miss the anticipated appreciation of Tesco’s shares.’ ‘The underlying progress is undeniable and the direction of travel clear’. | philanderer | |
12/1/2018 00:21 | Tesco’s recovery not helped by City analysts’ great expectations A 20% share price rise since the start of November ends with a sharp 4% fall Tesco had given no guidance on Christmas trading — it was the analysts who over-indulged themselves | philanderer | |
11/1/2018 20:45 | :-D Don’t believe the hype at Tesco ....The share price is virtually the same as after Lewis’s first Christmas report – a smidgen over 200p. | philanderer | |
11/1/2018 19:20 | Quite like the rest of us!! | grahamburn | |
11/1/2018 18:06 | Yep, all opinions, no right answer. | philanderer | |
11/1/2018 15:29 | That's the problem with all these so called "analysts", the theory last week was that Tesco was paying far too much for Booker and the "City" hated the deal, now we're getting the opposite slanted story, basically it's just a pile of mince being spewed by people who have no real idea what's actually going on........ Bloody well paid, right enough..... | ladeside | |
11/1/2018 14:51 | Bloomberg / Booker Tesco Plc had a good Christmas. The trouble is, it needed a great one.Chief Executive Officer Dave Lewis is trying to convince his investors to back the company's 3.9 billion pound ($5.3 billion) purchase of Booker Plc. Some of Tesco's biggest shareholders have protested that the deal is a distraction from the supermarket's recovery, which is still only in its early days.A knock-out Christmas would have banished any doubts, and paved the way for the deal to sail through shareholder votes at the end of February. Tesco didn't deliver that. The supermarket's shareholders may argue that Lewis should set aside his Booker dreams and instead stick to mending the core business. But the result arguably shows that Tesco needs Booker more than ever. Tesco needs Booker to bolster its buying power, and deliver synergies. With cost savings likely to be more than the 200 million pounds announced, it could afford to be more generous. The target's share price is trading above the value of Tesco's offer. Even taking into account the estimated 3.7 pence per share closing dividend, that implies some Booker investors think Tesco will have to pay more.As Gadfly has argued, it would be worth Booker investors pushing for a higher price, particularly as their threshold for approval is higher than the level for for Tesco shareholders.Dave Lewis shouldn't let his Booker prize slip away -- even if that means splashing the cash. | philanderer | |
11/1/2018 14:48 | WTF :-) Morrisons supermarket accidentally sells Tesco's own brand finest tea | philanderer | |
11/1/2018 14:08 | Kantar - The combined market share of the two German supermarkets now stands at 11.8%, up from 10.4% a year earlier. While Tesco markets share stands at 28%, Sainsbury 16.4%, ASDA 15.3%, Morrison at 10.7% and Waitrose at 5.2%. Separately, a survey by Nielsen Homescan also showed Aldi and Lidl growing market share for the 12 weeks to Dec 30th to a combined 12.4% with Tesco dropping to 27.5%, Sainsbury 15.5%, ASDA 14.2% and Morrison at 10.2%. | loganair | |
11/1/2018 13:26 | Just picked up some great Unsmoked Gammon at Waitrose earlier. Xmas stocks, price reduced even though 19th January on label, plus an extra £5 off if you spend £15. As long as you get a joint for £15 or more, it's a nice price and gammon looks great. Plenty of deals to be had in Waitrose right now. No idea about tesco as not shopped there for a while. No surprise on the share price though. Typical. | capeview | |
11/1/2018 12:54 | Neither Lidl or Aldi have given sales figures on like for like, they don't remove store openings.....my view is the figures won't be great, when you strip out new stores, hence they don't report. | hippo | |
11/1/2018 12:44 | Imho the discounters have had their day, not so cheap prices now, with poor choice and poor quality. Growth is only being maintained by the discounters through aggressive expansion.Good for household items, but generally food is poor, that's my view having tried Aldi and Lidl, a lot of inedible food if you have taste buds.The tide has turned in my view. Still tough competition, but don't see the discounters market share increasing further. | hippo | |
11/1/2018 11:51 | Like the others they will have to fight hard to stand still let alone grow in the next few years with increased competition from the discounters however they have made good progress and will likely be a steady performer. IMO | tim 3 | |
11/1/2018 11:26 | Yep, I`ve increased my holding by 10%. | philanderer | |
11/1/2018 11:11 | Good opportunity to get in on the dip if one believes in the tesco recovery story. | supermarky | |
11/1/2018 10:23 | Martin Lane of money.co.uk says Tesco fought a good fight over Christmas, while M&S struggled: “Tesco is still facing fierce competition from the likes of Aldi and Lidl, but these results show they are still holding their ground. They can’t afford to rest on their laurels though. With both Sainsbury’s and Morrisons beating their Christmas trading forecasts, the supermarket giant needs to keep prices competitive despite inflation to keep customers loyal and coming back for more. | philanderer |
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