Tesco Live Discussion

devonplay 25 Mar 2019

Exposing price discrimination in online shopping Easy remedy: VPN, no cookies, useragent change. Never use Goolge & Facebook. DL

SaraRacano 24 Mar 2019

Exposing price discrimination in online shopping

SaraRacano 23 Mar 2019

For the chartists, good reason not to chase this market There are various ways you can interpret these markets, 1) is a means of measuring true inflation, the same as gold, gold never really rises it´s really a measure of currency devaluation. Yes, the bull market still stands but how many are exiting in the pre-Xmas rally? Remember the bell shape curve at the top. I am not sure the UK is the weakest, France & Italy look on absolute fire, these are the two that could implode the whole system. France holds so much of Italian debt & Italy is dependent in large part on French bank support. I personally think we´re heading back to a huge sell off. That´s what it looks like. The frequency of volatility is increasing. DyBmLYgW0AAw_wX.jpg1200x711 123 KB

jackdawsson 23 Mar 2019

For the chartists, good reason not to chase this market @SaraRacano, Fair points, though like all else, little is gospel with charts alone. I’ve taken a break from all commodity trading since ESMA regulations increased margin requirements last July. Maybe I’ll consider it again in more favourable circumstances. However, it’s unlikely whilst I’m back trading volatile indices, as well as still holding leveraged positions on a number of individual stocks. Whilst one mantra for VIX is, “When Vix is high, time to buy; when Vix low, time to go”, it’s also important to look at things from longer perspectives. For all the pullbacks, we’re still in bull market territory as evidenced by longer-term trends in chart below. So I continue to buy dips, be it more cautiously in view of uncertain macro-factors & an extremely weak UK government. Screen Shot 2019-03-23 at 17.55.13.png901x490 97.9 KB Agree, Gold needs watching, though it’s still some way off its recent highs in February 2019 when seeing nearly 1,350. Gold currently about 1,313+. But little is straightforward most of the time if looking at various indicators over longer timeframes. - GL.

SaraRacano 23 Mar 2019

For the chartists, good reason not to chase this market I think you´re right. The volatility index & the VIX should never be ignored. Look at gold, the price is behaving very oddly. I thought it had peaked it then went down & has started its rise again. Perhaps if you´re into commodities betting, wheat futures might be worth a go.

SaraRacano 23 Mar 2019

U.S. Government warning over widespread flooding & rocketing food prices in 2019 Perhaps this is the reason Tesco SP has been increasing of late things look pretty serious in the U.S.

Ripley94 23 Mar 2019

The magic economics of gambling Not looked at this for a while see it hit 236p . One of my better punts glad I did not take the profit when you suggested Sara

jackdawsson 23 Mar 2019

For the chartists, good reason not to chase this market @SaraRacano Whilst such charts present some interesting market indicators for what potentially lies ahead, I doubt too many on TSCO’s BB are likely to be swayed by macro charts pertaining to a key US index. I imagine many who’ve bought TSCO are longer-term holders. Tagging such info on TSCO’s BB only is unlikely to trigger much response. - GL.

SaraRacano 22 Mar 2019

For the chartists, good reason not to chase this market S&P 500 drops 1.9% while fear index Vix jumps 20% as bond yields are cratering in response to soft growth (the flash PMIs were bad in US, Japan, and especially Europe) and curves are flattening/inverting. D2SiIUpX0AAc1uN.jpg736x529 104 KB

SaraRacano 20 Mar 2019

Why Tesco failed in the states Even a cameo for Jack Cohen.

SaraRacano 07 Mar 2019

Eat well guide & flawed science What a surprise! Watching this woman take down the “Eat Well Guide,” pointing out its flawed science and junk food sponsors (it´s only 10 mins) D03Fxp3VsAEde74.jpg750x384 53.7 KB

devonplay 06 Mar 2019

Tesco and VW JV (Pod Point) L&G invests in electric vehicle charge point operator Pod Point 5 March 2019 Legal & General’s early-stage investment arm has bought a 13% stake in UK’s largest electric vehicle charge point operator for an undisclosed sum. Legal & General Capital, via its future cities business, bought the stake in Pod Point to support the charge point operator’s plan to build electric vehicle stations across the UK. Pod Point, which provides electric vehicle charging solutions for homes, the workplace and commercial organisations, has already installed more than 60,000 charge points across the UK and Norway. Through its future cities business, Legal & General looks to make investments that are focused on creating sustainable communities with good employment opportunities and varied housing in a digitally-connected and clean environment. John Bromley, the head of clean energy for Legal & General’s future cities business said: “With an increased number of electric vehicles expected on the road over the next 10-20 years, the availability of home, destination, workplace and public charging points will be vital to support this growth. “Our investment in Pod Point provides clear synergies across Legal & General’s businesses, presenting opportunities to install Pod Point electric charging points across our real estate portfolio and in our new homes.” Erik Fairbairn, CEO of Pod Point said: “The growth capital provided will enable us to continue developing industry leading electric vehicle charging solutions and increase the range of locations electric vehicle drivers will be able to charge on a Pod Point across Legal and General’s vast real estate and homes portfolio.” pod-point.com Legal & General invests in Pod Point | Pod Point We’re delighted to welcome on board Legal & General as a shareholder in Pod Point. "Legal & General's Future Cities' business is a great fit for Pod Point..." DL

SaraRacano 05 Mar 2019

Some people never forget what has been said in the past! This is actual real life advertising paid for by crowd funding, they have actually posted all the sites where these adds have been placed @bydonkeys (twitter). TV (social media) personalities (Max Keiser) have always assumed that they can make statements knowing full well that their viewers will forget about them after a couple of weeks. I think these adverts are going to be highly embarrassing. D0odNaMWoAA8FG-.jpg1200x900 218 KB

Man_Panda 05 Mar 2019

Some people never forget what has been said in the past! The joys of the modern internet! Nothing gets forgotten!

jackdawsson 04 Mar 2019

Some people never forget what has been said in the past! Say no more.