Tesco Share Discussion Threads

[yf23_1] 17/6/2021 16:11

I often wonder about people who can't spend 20 minutes on their way back from work to pop in and do a bit of shopping.

[cw2000] 17/6/2021 15:40

@fj goon
Please don’t think that anyone here gives a monkeys about your online shopping.
Walk / Drive yourself over to Tesco and collect it yourself!

[fjgooner] 17/6/2021 10:39

vaneric1,

I doubt that as this problem is affecting loads of customers.

Please see:

It (not being able to update payments against a final shopping basket) affected me sporadically last week as well.

I will contact them and see if they can resolve this serious issue. Will update here when sorted.

[nathdani] 17/6/2021 10:06

Would it help to say ours works really well

[piedpiper2] 17/6/2021 10:01

Would have liked to have seen the share price go up leading to tomorrow's rns.....

[vaneric1] 17/6/2021 09:59

More likely to be a problem with your computer or broadband set up. Although I had extreme difficulty trying to top up a Vodafone mobile the other day.

[hazl] 14/6/2021 18:14

Doing well

[pinemartin9] 11/6/2021 09:42

Just bought some to tuck away in the SIPP.

[philanderer] 08/6/2021 14:03

Pret unveils new ‘shop in shop’ at Tesco as CEO says tie-ups key to saving high street

[philanderer] 08/6/2021 09:09

Shore Capital: rerating potential at ‘undervalued’ Tesco


Tesco (TSCO) has ended its ‘alliance̵7; with French supermarket group Carrefour but broker Shore Capital says the deal meant little in the first place and the UK supermarket giant remains undervalued.

Analyst Clive Black retained his ‘buy’ recommendation on the stock after the Carrefour-Tesco alliance was brought to an end. He said the benefits were always doubtful and ‘we do not believe [the alliance] amounted to a great deal in the first place’.

Black said: ‘Tesco’s equity, which has been dull as dishwater in recent times, remains undervalued in our view; noting the improved sector economics of the UK grocery scene – it is important to look through the sales comparatives and think more broadly about operating costs and cashflows – the strong free cashflow emerging from the group and its propensity to be shareholder friendly.’

Black said as a ‘cash compounder’ the stock has ‘rerating potential’. The shares closed up 0.3%, or 0.6p, at 226p on Monday.


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[johnwise] 05/6/2021 08:45

Britain's cheapest supermarket in May named as Big Four, Aldi and Lidl put to the test

A monthly comparison looked at the prices of 20 essential items – including apples, eggs and Hovis bread to uncover the cheapest supermarket over the 30-day period

[muffinhead] 04/6/2021 11:05

This is going to be an interesting autumnal test

Shopping bills set to rise this autumn, says BRC

[muffinhead] 04/6/2021 11:00

Global food supply chains have been screwed up by Covid also

[alphorn] 01/6/2021 10:12

...including pension plans?

[geckotheglorious] 01/6/2021 10:10

JSForum

Seconded.

No one cares about the property owners who risk losing their properties because renters havent paid. They have costs to service as well.

NB I have little sympathy though for those landlords owning tens to hundreds of properties.

[johnwise] 31/5/2021 13:05

Communist China Germ Warfare Update:


The UK housing crisis that’s about to hit will be entirely the result of government policy

As England's coronavirus eviction ban comes to an end on Monday, around a million households fear losing their homes, a charity says.

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[freedomfighter1] 30/5/2021 21:31

Really.. I've just had a new one fitted costing around 3k..I certainly won't be changing it anytime soon.The government are still offering grants to upgrade your boilers to combis.So can't see this being the case.. The government wouldn't waste the money. Lol on the other hand.

[johnwise] 29/5/2021 07:12

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[philanderer] 29/5/2021 00:27

'Tesco to pass Irish Brexit red tape on to suppliers

Supermarket will no longer ship certain items into Northern Ireland itself, saying it has become a 'very complex' process

[johnwise] 26/5/2021 23:00

The destruction of the western world’s economies.

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