Tesco Share Discussion Threads

[loganair] 01/11/2022 11:49

Just returned from my local Tesco, Halloween is now gone and 6 full tubs of Pumpkins unsold and there is supposed to be a world wide food shortage - what a complete waste - no more than 1/4, if that of the original Pumpkins were sold.

To be completely insane, down just one isle, 6 members of staff taking things off shelves for home delivery while at the same time down the same isle 5 members of staff stacking the very same shelves all 11 with either cages or what ever they're called putting items into. As well as complete insanity, very, very low productivity. What was even worse, this left hardly any room for the customer, I could hardly get to the shelves myself or even walk with my trolley down the isle as full of so many Tesco staff.

[trikytree] 31/10/2022 22:08

Blackhorse is a paid ramper. Check his post history. He spams every popular thread saying the same thing. Currys is in deep trouble and he’s trying to help someone offload shares before it’s too late. Avoid CURY!

[yump] 31/10/2022 15:46

Been “moving to CURY” on lots of threads and for weeksz

[helen troy] 31/10/2022 13:55

So is Tesco Blackhorse. Good luck with your switch.

[blackhorse23] 31/10/2022 08:46

Out just now & moved to CURY (LSE) excellent value

[donald t] 30/10/2022 09:25

In my local Tescos, there was a big queue of people paying by cash. But we live in the North not the soft South.

[clive7878] 29/10/2022 20:40

Tesco's, Bulls Bridge, Hayes will be losing customers if they don't sort their till problem staffing out. 2 till operators on the till Friday afternoon - 6 customers with trollies queuing up - taking 20 - 30 minutes getting through the till.
The Manager said they were waiting for staff to come in. , but this is not the first time.
The problem really do need sorting out, to avoid losing business,
Not everyone wants to use the self service tills with a trolley full of goods.
If the manager can't do better organising the Store maybe he needs to be replaced.

[donald t] 29/10/2022 20:12

Supermarkets filming you while you are shopping, removing your ability to pay with cash, Sunak implementing a CBDC. Zee great reset is upon us.

[johnwise] 28/10/2022 16:22

Aldi to pay all UK store staff at least £11 an hour in supermarket first

The discount retailer, which employs over 40,000 UK staff, said that all store assistants will receive the new rate from January 1.

[yump] 27/10/2022 10:14

220-230p and then pause in that range for a while ?

[yf23_1] 26/10/2022 23:01

The sheeple are easily led, too busy moaning about the weather rather than concentrating on fixing the roof.

[yump] 26/10/2022 13:32

It would be nice if the Media came out with a few facts that have gone missing in the political debate (I use the word debate in a very loose sense of its meaning).

They could always ask Starmer how much of the current pain is due to the mini-budget and how much is pre-existing as a result of all the events we have been exposed to and the rate increases that have been happening for months. Also how are they going to plug the funding gap, as the measures they talk about go less than half way. Unless they reduce the help to households.

They won’t though. I was probably going to vote Labour next time, but they seem to be completely stuck in some sort of whingeathon since the start of Covid. What’s going to happen when they actually have to do something ?

Why didn’t they major on the renewable energy plan ages ago. Bang on about that a lot more and capture a lot of floating voters.

[loganair] 26/10/2022 11:45

HT - The gas company I use are already talking about lowering their gas prices below the maximum figure per M3 set by the government.

[helen troy] 26/10/2022 11:32

That's good. Electricity price is set from the gas price, do surely bills have downward pressure now? Cmon Rishi. A chance for a coup?

[loganair] 25/10/2022 21:19

Media are always doing doom and gloom as they also did with the price of gas in August, as today the current whole price of gas is down since 70% from it's August high.

[yump] 25/10/2022 20:44

I think some of the recent fall was because of gilt yields rising after the mini-budget, making high dividend stocks less attractive.

Classic that the media were doing the doom thing at the bottom when it was priced in. I hope.

At this level the income plus capital growth (say 3 years) seems compelling.

Wouldn’t surprise me if the algorithms kicked in soon.

[konradpuss] 25/10/2022 19:05

Blue Nun, Chicken Kiev and Black Forest Gateaux.

Now that takes us all back to the '70's.

Maybe a little Abba playing in the background.

I like the Club Card Prices on some of Tescos Finest Wines. O.K. they swap the offers around however I usually find something that is great value and quality.

For me Club Card Prices are a real winner.

[geckotheglorious] 25/10/2022 16:57

Oooh dont keep us in suspense Rovi70
Spill the beans of the best ones.

[rovi70] 25/10/2022 14:10

some good wine deals going

[tuftymatt] 25/10/2022 07:59

Looks that way but the same can be said for many more out there too right now.
It wouldn't take much poor economic data to take the froth off again and this one give up 5% and be back at 200 but I hope not 🤞🏻

[clive7878] 24/10/2022 20:12

So is Tescos share price beginning to pick up now?

[helen troy] 24/10/2022 17:09

Ha ha Loganaire. I was startled at your original measure. I took it rotting her cut was a polite way of referring to a part of a females anatomy, and then I saw gut ?