Tesco Share Discussion Threads

[langy_1] 26/3/2018 13:38

ffs buywell - the disparity is that one sells groceries in the UK and one sells tractors in the US, nothing to do with the charts.

(TSCO) Tractor Supply Company. Exchange: NASDAQ
(TSCO) Tesco PLC. Exchange: LSE

[vaneric1] 26/3/2018 13:10

Two different unconnected companies Buywell?

[buywell3] 26/3/2018 12:53

TSCO Nasdq has now gone below $60 and the chart is in downtrend since the $82 recent high


Disparity with the UK chart see header


One of them is wrong

[nerdlinger] 25/3/2018 19:53

They won't want to spook their staff and they do appear to like helping WPP-Kantar's bear case but I suspect the Germans are making hay while the sun shines and will disappear at the first tariff. Aren't they just leasing shops and distribution in the UK? Where are the manufacturing facilities?

[loganair] 25/3/2018 14:29

If a company puts its customers first will mean it becomes a more profitable company which benefits its share holders.

What I see when it comes to public companies is how too often the directors put themselves first, making as much money for themselves as they can however bad their actions are for the company and not caring about either the customers or the share holders.

Also there are too many public companies that are mismanaged by their directors because they do not really have a clue on how to compete in the current market place and do not really know who their customers are, M&S and their clothing is a very good example of this.

Another good example is how some years ago British Airways set up their own 'No Frills' discount airline 'Go' using a fleet of old B737's transferred over from BA. to compete with Ryanair and Easy Jet. Within just 3 years BA run Go was unable to compete so was sold off to Easy Jet because BA are not a lean mean fighting machine of a company, they are bloated and full of bureaucracy and do not know how to compete with the discount airlines.

Nerd - In my opinion Brexit will make little to no difference when it comes to Aldi and Lidl importing most of their non-perishable goods from the EU.

[nerdlinger] 25/3/2018 14:26

"Britain’s departure from the European Union had not changed the company’s plans, Neale said."

easy to say that but the Germans appear to import most of their non-perishable goods from the eu

[ignoble] 25/3/2018 14:11

That last paragraph sums it up !
Having shareholders complicates the issue.
Who are more important ?
Your customers or your shareholders

[ignoble] 23/3/2018 18:00

Certainly , my nearest is vastly improved

[philanderer] 23/3/2018 14:29

Tesco crowned Best Grocer at industry awards following "landmark year"

[chinese investor] 23/3/2018 09:17

I've started to accumulate again !

[thamestrader] 23/3/2018 08:53

I imagine it refers to a US drilling services company of the same name.

[langy_1] 23/3/2018 08:48

buywell - what are you on about?

You do realise that NASDAQ TSCO has absolutely nothing to do with Tesco don't you?

[buywell3] 22/3/2018 20:48

NASDAQ TSCO has this right IMO

Now $60 and dropping from last high of $82 or so ... a 25% fall

UK chart has dropped just over 5% in same period


So NASDAQ TSCO Chart seems to be wanting to say hello to $50

DJIA to 22,500 then to test 20,000 should IMO make it happen


The UK FTSE 100 chart will wake up soon methinks

[philanderer] 21/3/2018 17:44

Tesco share price: Morningstar analysts lift value estimate for grocer

[anony mous] 21/3/2018 09:24

Discrepancy may be due to GIC reducing holdings.Now complete so move back up towards 2.20

[stealbulls] 16/3/2018 13:31

Re - 21614,
Large froth on a small beer perhaps! - could clear today!. Off to walk the dog on the beach. GLA.

[philanderer] 16/3/2018 13:07

Midday market report...


Tesco was lower, with analysts citing profit-taking after a rise the day before on the back of a JPMorgan upgrade, with City chat also about Citi being a big seller.

[philanderer] 16/3/2018 11:00

Selling possibly large BOK holder(s) not wanting TSCO exposure ?

May take a while for the share price to settle down and clear any overhang.

[retsius] 16/3/2018 10:21

Yes rather strange market. I also checked Bloomberg which superficially showed nothing about TSCO .Shares traded this AM appears to be 13.5 m according to advfn.
CW buying is excellent news( although I think it had previously been flagged)

This is what I like to see from management, firm commitment going forward and it gives a positive tone.

[anony mous] 16/3/2018 10:06

RNSCharles has bought over 5 million shares at £2.15.He intends holding 5 years.

[harvester] 16/3/2018 09:27

sounds like fake news to me.you would see it in the share price action if an unusuaaly large order was being traded .