Tesco Share Discussion Threads

[vaneric1] 07/3/2020 15:27

And what are you going to replace it with Sky at £45 a month?

[vaneric1] 07/3/2020 08:48

Just to be a bit ??????? the Greenies keep telling us the world is grossly overpopulated,,,,,,,,,,,,,so why are we even trying to stop this?

[bergster56] 06/3/2020 21:40

The point is the death rate from flu is 0.01% and it has an infection rate of 1-2 (an infected person passes it on to 1-2 others)Covid 19 has a death rate of 1% or 100 times more deaths and infect ivory rate of 3-4 Hence the death toll is likely to be in the hundreds, with thousands of infections.

[konradpuss] 06/3/2020 20:38

I was in New Malden Tesco this afternoon - no pasta, no loo rolls and many tinned foods out of stock.

The world has gone mad - is it two dead so far in the U.K. from Corona?

How many old people have died of the flu virus this year?

[bergster56] 06/3/2020 19:56

What's the argument to buy here given current market conditions?

[steve4003] 06/3/2020 19:43

you used to be able to be sent the certificate, but they could not rip you off, so they stopped

[ladeside] 06/3/2020 15:27

I'm pretty sure that you don't have any option as that's who Tesco use. It's the same situation for Free shares etc. You are correct of course that they're robbing gits.

[mark0419] 06/3/2020 14:28

Never sell your Saye shares through equinity. Biggest mistake ever. sells them 10p below market average Monday 2nd March...... then charges you £260 for the pleasure. Never again! Be warned all people in SAYE. That have them in equinity. Stinking rats. ?

[lammylover] 06/3/2020 12:31

Share price rising here the last few days - still up today, even when FTSE down over 3%. This bodes well for the future IMO. Especially if strong bid comes in for Far East business. Rich

[owenski] 06/3/2020 09:10

Tesco should have a good half year with increased sales, courtesy of C-19 panic buying imo

[brewery boy] 06/3/2020 00:52

Let the buyer beware.There are long term advantages with any SAYE.

[brewery boy] 06/3/2020 00:46

Petition nothing to do with Tesco.

[philanderer] 06/3/2020 00:10

Tesco takes on the discounters at their own pricing game

Grocer is increasingly determined to win back customers from German-owned retailers

[joe say] 05/3/2020 21:20

Ban the licence feehttps://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/300118

[alphorn] 05/3/2020 11:44

Ladeside - thx for that. Not an area that I know.

[ladeside] 05/3/2020 11:19

It would surprise you Alphorn how many people actually work in a supermarket. There's lots of people who the average shopper would never see, such as cash office, dairy, warehouse, plus of course there's many part time and weekend workers.

[alphorn] 05/3/2020 11:14

Three Waitrose outlets – Helensburgh in Scotland, Four Oaks in Sutton Coldfield and Waterlooville in Hampshire – will shut this year, putting about 400 jobs at risk.

Must be a reasonable size for that many jobs???

[loganair] 03/3/2020 11:14

Sainsbury's was the only one of Britain's "big four" supermarkets to record year-on-year sales growth in the 12 weeks to Feb. 23, although it still lost market share to discounters Aldi and Lidl, according to researchers Kantar.

Sales at Sainsbury's rose 0.3%, Kantar said on Tuesday, whereas market leader Tesco recorded a dip of 0.8%, Asda was down 1.2% and Morrisons fell 2.0%.

Lidl was the fastest growing supermarket for the first time since 2017, with sales up 11.4% in the period, taking its market share to 5.8%, Kantar said. Its bigger rival Aldi recorded growth of 5.7%, giving it a 7.9% market share.

The impact of the coronavirus crisis has been seen at the tills, with sales of hand sanitiser up 255% in February while liquid soaps grew by 7%, Kantar said.

[philanderer] 03/3/2020 10:27

Jefferies predicts cash bonus from Tesco


Jefferies is predicting supermarket giant Tesco (TSCO) will start to share its £1.8bn cash haul with shareholders.

Analyst James Grzinic retained his ‘buy’ recommendation and target price of 310p on the stock as April finals ‘should confirm its recovered status and transition to a free cashflow compounder’.

‘As leverage falls within the target range that is a high chance that Tesco starts sharing more of the underlying £1.8bn free cashflow with holders,’ he said.

He said the potential for a payout ‘should be enough of a starting point to get people more engaged’, especially as the spread of coronavirus creates a boost for food sales as ‘at home consumption [takes] a share from badly hit spend in out-of-home meals’.

[supertag] 02/3/2020 12:20

So much for that good early start.10p down!

[ladeside] 02/3/2020 11:54

FTSE has now gone from +150 in early trading to negative territory which doesn't augur well for the near future....