stockbunny
- 27 May 2004 14:22
Ok so the figures sounded OK, but the share price today looks
very temptingly cheap - down to 93p last time I looked, it has
been up there 150p or so, and pays a divi.
So anyone hold these and if you do, what's your views?
I'll dig out the share price chart and paste it up in a mo..
seawallwalker
- 22 Oct 2004 07:36
- 138 of 193
There is near me.
Thyey stock smaller cheaper packages generally.
Can't see why they would in competition though!
More likely cheaper for the small trader to buy at Tesco rather than Booker, I think.
daves dazzlers
- 22 Oct 2004 07:57
- 139 of 193
Morning sw,,are they a big outfit farm foods,is it another discount freezer shop.
stockbunny
- 22 Oct 2004 15:50
- 140 of 193
I thought Farm Foods used to be stocked as a cheapie brand by Asda,
I wonder if we are talking about the same firm?
seawallwalker
- 22 Oct 2004 16:05
- 141 of 193
Pass
daves dazzlers
- 22 Oct 2004 16:10
- 142 of 193
Bunny,mite be .
Farm foods // farm stores,,i can see the link,,if its that.
I dont see the point of asda doing a cheap small store , after all there cheap on a large scale.
And another point ,,i have heard a rummor that wallmart-asda,would like to move out of food over here,,and do the american thing ,everything but food!!check your local store,you will notice it already.
stockbunny
- 22 Oct 2004 16:24
- 143 of 193
Could well be Dave and NO I can't see Walmart getting into anything
on a small scale - in fact I don't think they would know what to do
with tiny stores, let's be honest it would be really foreign to them
to operate in such a way - no too much hassle from their perspective.
SeaWallWalker - did you get my email via the BB
paul30661
- 23 Oct 2004 15:10
- 144 of 193
A bit off topic for here, but I just can't see the logic of asda / wal mart getting out of food. Yes it's a tough business but if they go into other things instead, (rather than as well) they have somehow got to attract millions of customers to their edge or out of town stores to buy the things. I think, just like Tesco, they will use their branding to sell more other items to their regular foot fall of weekly customers.
Wal mart / asda are just starting trialling a non-food store somewhere up north I think, (sounds a bit like woollies really), but apparently early indications are very positive. Interestingly they are using mezzanine floors to almost double up on selling space, (and get around the archaic planning system to increase sales space without increase land use).
If this works then this could spur them on to making a bid for either Matalan, (yes I know, yawn yawn, heard it all before) or Kingfisher for woollies, less likely imho as they have relatively small stores and relatively expensive high street space).
Incidentally I never understood why Tesco don't buy WHSmith for its high street presence, rebrand as Tesco metro to sell lunchtime foods, as well as books, papers. wouldn't this fill the gap between TEsco normal and their expanding convenience shops?
OK, random thoughts over. I bought BFP end of week before last. Anyone any idea when Bauger are going to finish due diligence and put up or run away ?
optomistic
- 23 Oct 2004 20:38
- 145 of 193
"OK, random thoughts over. I bought BFP end of week before last. Anyone any idea when Bauger are going to finish due diligence and put up or run away?"
Paul if you get to know anything please send me a private email, preferably the day before the event. Thanks kindly, I will see you OK :-))
Posted just for the laugh Paul. I think we all need one it's been a miserable day. Good luck with your buy.
opto
daves dazzlers
- 23 Oct 2004 22:08
- 146 of 193
Paul30661,they can take mtn if they want above 2.80 fine by me ,, just a thought,i bet they would make more money on a fridge , than a bag of spuds , there`s not much money on food , Take a high street store comet walk in any week day and there wont be any more than 10 in what ever time a day it is weekend will be different.
On wallmart asda,i have been to liverpool today,and been to there stand alone george store,packed to the rafters,if you did a head count of how many people where in at any one time i would of said over 150 people where in , when i was there.
If you did a costing of the a/b {average basket}i would of said 20 minimum in each.
This is all a bit heavy for a saturday night,cheer`s for the info all the same.From a none bfp holder,,,,ffeeww.
seawallwalker
- 24 Oct 2004 11:50
- 147 of 193
stockbunny, no sign of it!!
stockbunny - 22 Oct'04 - 16:24 - 142 of 145
Could well be Dave and NO I can't see Walmart getting into anything
on a small scale - in fact I don't think they would know what to do
with tiny stores, let's be honest it would be really foreign to them
to operate in such a way - no too much hassle from their perspective.
SeaWallWalker - did you get my email via the BB
daves dazzlers
- 24 Oct 2004 12:14
- 148 of 193
seawall , if your talking to me ,,then its no,,sorry.
stockbunny
- 25 Oct 2004 15:15
- 149 of 193
SeaWallWalker - Re the email I send to you:
It was refering back to a post ages ago on Matalan (matalan thread)
and you asked how I knew it was going to fall back or something pricewise,
I only recently saw that post of yours and mine was to say basically
I didn't Know as such, so you didn't miss a trend or piece of news or anything!
The comment was based like a lot of my trading just on an instinct
which proved at that time to be right by coincidence.
I just didn't want you to think I had ignored your question from before.
seawallwalker
- 25 Oct 2004 15:17
- 150 of 193
I am okay stockbunny.
These threads are difficult to keep a track of.
Good instinct and thanks for replying.
daves dazzlers
- 07 Nov 2004 12:51
- 151 of 193
An article in the sunday times ,says its not looking to good on the pension front at bfp ..
stockbunny
- 08 Nov 2004 15:28
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I know.....it's close to decision time on these..and they had been
starting to gain little bits too.... :>(
seawallwalker
- 08 Nov 2004 15:46
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stockbunny - if it is any help, I saw that too re Baugur.
If they finish looking at Iceland, the price will drop like a stone.
there are other less risky(?) shares out there.
i.e Sterling Energy. (sorry, that obe has potetially high risk), lets try EZJ, (oh dave has already sucessfully ramped that one!).
Hmmmmmmm.............
Dunno then!
Woolies has upped to a sell price rather than a buuy so..........
stockbunny
- 08 Nov 2004 16:07
- 154 of 193
LOL Sea-W-Walker!
I'm already in WLW - I know this one is a real gamble...oh well
serious thought time I suppose...
:>)
daves dazzlers
- 08 Nov 2004 16:21
- 155 of 193
Sw esyjet is going very soon 181 in the magic number,i already have my next few nuggets lined up..Afternnon bunny.
stockbunny
- 08 Nov 2004 16:24
- 156 of 193
Afternoon Dave!!!
Can I buy you a beer over at the tea-rooms?
;>)
daves dazzlers
- 11 Nov 2004 07:52
- 157 of 193
Cheers for the beer bunny a bit late drinking it all the same.
Any views on this one,once a winner in the mid 90s,its on the floor now,,looks like its found in level.