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Very Little Helps => Stores => Topic started by: chris9997 on 29-01-22, 11:12AM

Title: Share price 2022
Post by: chris9997 on 29-01-22, 11:12AM
The share price is doing very well at the moment (£3.04 yesterday) so Drastic Dave was not that good at getting the share price moving after all
Title: Re: Share price 2022
Post by: barafear on 29-01-22, 05:04PM
Probably doing well due to the price rises on our products and investors knowing us staff will be working for min wage come April ( and likely for a good few months after that!)
Title: Re: Share price 2022
Post by: londoner83 on 29-01-22, 05:31PM
It will no doubt dip on 1st Feb when SAYE matures.
Title: Re: Share price 2022
Post by: madness on 30-01-22, 04:48PM
It's up because private investment from America has been looking at other UK supermarkets. So if one gets interest all go up on speculation.
Title: Re: Share price 2022
Post by: kaled78 on 30-01-22, 06:12PM
it's funny that as america's biggest wallmart pulled out of asda as they saw no profit in the uk
Title: Re: Share price 2022
Post by: BUY TESLA STOCK on 31-01-22, 12:10AM
If you want to buy stocks the clue is in the name. As an alternative to Tesco you could always try Costco. I've had some stocks in my time including some in bad football teams. My comments are for entertainment purposes. I am not a financial advisor.
Title: Re: Share price 2022
Post by: FarmerFred on 31-01-22, 08:42AM
Quote from: kaled78 on 30-01-22, 06:12PM
it's funny that as america's biggest wallmart pulled out of asda as they saw no profit in the uk
Walmart bought a lame duck that they thought they could turn into a swan with their magical American prowess... what they discovered was that they knew jack about the British grocery market in the same way that Tesco discovered that they didn't really understand the American market, or the Asian markets, or Central European. The same happened with the Australian firm Wesfarmers taking over Homebase...