Tesco Share Discussion Threads

[superiorshares] 13/4/2024 22:19

Barely minutes after my previous post.
Iran launches an attack against Israel.
Superior the font of all Knowledge.

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[superiorshares] 13/4/2024 21:55

Ps
I am expecting oil to rise significantly this week due to Middle East.
keep your eye on my simplistic inflation indicator for chuzzlewits.
Tesco present price 147.9 at my Tesco

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[superiorshares] 13/4/2024 21:27

pus I disagree.
While competition does keep prices lower to a degree, there is also a need for regulation. This coming from me the Far Right.
Looking out 5/10 years a lot of the shops will be done away with due to theft.
Tesco I believe is already building Regional hubs. Super Wharehouses basically.
These hubs will do delivery or click and collect, customers will not be allowed in. This is where I think this two pricing is coming in, at present it's club card price and more expensive if you don't have the clubcard.
When the big hubs come into effect, I think the cheaper price will be from there and the more expensive price will be in the shops, to cover their extra cost. This can't be allowed to happen because it would be very detrimental to the poorest in society.
I agree on the politics its the Lib/Lab/Con party basically.
I do think Labour will kick off the regulation on this pricing game though, also all but guaranteed they will stick more tax on share buy backs.
Inflation is going to go higher not lower. Yes I know I'm just a wizard at predictions.
The Supermarkets will be the top target for political attacks as hardship bites even more. Next will obviously be the Utilities and quite right also.
The privatisation of the electric, water and Rail is an utter farce and it needs re-Nationalised forthwith. It's part of our National Security.
Before any Leftwing chuzzlewits talk of Thatcher etc, Look no further than your very own EU. No National control of companies allowed and we all know why now.
It's fascist. Corrupt Globalists.

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[yf23_1] 13/4/2024 19:08

Is English your first language ?

[hazl] 13/4/2024 13:40

These cycles have always repeated.
Shrinkage has always happened.
Depends how old you are if you've seen in it before.

[konradpuss] 12/4/2024 19:33

KM, unfortunately the likes of Tesco are looked at as utilities by the government.

There is no explicit regulation, however it is implicit.

[rongetsrich] 12/4/2024 19:24

Maybe so, but consider the shopper. We’re getting a nice dividend, they are struggling.
I hope I’m wrong, but suspect we’re going into the same cycle as Sainsbury’s.

[km1966] 12/4/2024 19:10

Tesco are making about 3% net profit. Hardly a huge margin.

[hazl] 12/4/2024 18:37

Nah.
They can shop where they like.

[rongetsrich] 12/4/2024 17:38

So if Tesco is making big profits, I somehow think the public is going to see that they are being fleeced. This is a doubled edge sword moment I think.

[hazl] 12/4/2024 15:31

Good ol TSCO fights back.

Bet the shorters were relieved to get out so easily.

[blackhorse23] 12/4/2024 14:52

Money moving to GNC [greencore] ready made food manufacturer for TESCO & other high street retailers

[geckotheglorious] 12/4/2024 10:36

Pick up some cheap ‘peace of mind’ at Tesco, says Jefferies
Undervalued Tesco (TSCO) is worth a punt after knockout annual results, says Jefferies.

Analyst James Grzinic retained his ‘buy’ recommendation and target price of 350p on the UK’s largest retailer, which is AA-rated by Citywire Elite Companies.

The shares jumped more than 5% on Wednesday after full-year results showed soaring pre-tax profits, which hit £2.3bn in 2023, up from £882m the year before. On Thursday they retreated 5.1% to 282p.

An analyst call with the supermarket giant ‘suggested comfort with market expectations’ for growth in retail earnings in the year ahead.

‘This should impress in the context of an 11% gain in 2023/24,’ said Grizinic. ‘UK competitive dynamics confirm Tesco as a compounding winner.’

Grizinic noted that ‘disinflation risks seem to be reducing, for those that saw margin risks within that dynamic’ and a ‘slight upping in capex ahead has been explained in a disciplined manner’.

‘We think Tesco still offers mispriced peace of mind,’ he said.

[philanderer] 12/4/2024 10:22

UBS raises Tesco price target to 330 (315) pence - 'buy'

[unastubbs] 12/4/2024 07:16

steve, now take your green pill and go back to bed...

[superiorshares] 12/4/2024 04:40

How you doing TROY 😂
Where's pus and haze ale

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[helen troy] 11/4/2024 20:27

That was in the results Clive. Don't see any specific reaction to that tomorrow.

[rongetsrich] 11/4/2024 20:10

I see the opposite, this will be below Monday's price before any direction.

[clive7878] 11/4/2024 19:45

Tesco PLC (LSE:TSCO) announces an Equity Buyback for £1,000 million worth of its shares.
Tesco PLC (LSE:TSCO) announces a share repurchase program. Under the program, the company will repurchase shares worth £1,000 million. The plan will be valid for next 12 months.

I predict that tomorrow will see a firmer share price.