I don’t own Tesco (LSE: TSCO) shares. I never have. They’ve been on my watchlist for years, yet I’ve never been tempted to take the plunge and buy them. There’s nothing wrong with the stock. It’s one of the most popular on the FTSE 100, and rightly so. It offers decent dividends and solid growth prospects ...
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Tesco (LSE: TSCO) shares have a long track record of paying reliable dividends, with only a few blips. Is it an ideal stock to tuck away in my retirement portfolio? I think it just might be. Tesco might not offer the market’s biggest dividend yield. But a forecast 4.2% could build up nicely over the ...
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Tesco (LSE: TSCO) shares have tended to trade in line with the FTSE 100 over the last few years. More recently though, they’ve been left behind a bit as the blue-chip index has rallied to record highs. For example, the FTSE 100 is now up 9.5% in five years compared with Tesco’s 9% decline. Year to date, ...
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As an investor, I’ve noticed that businesses with a leading market share are often good investments. For this reason, I’ve followed Tesco (LSE: TSCO) shares closely, even when the business went through a difficult patch a few years ago. The UK’s largest supermarket accounts for more than £1 in every ...
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One of the main reasons I buy FTSE shares is to create a second income stream through dividend stocks. Let me explain a simple approach I would take if I could. Furthermore, I’ll break down one stock that could help me achieve my aims. My method Firstly, I’d set aside £300 per month. Next, I need to ...
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Investors that are considering buying Tesco (LSE:TSCO) shares were likely impressed by the release of the full-year results earlier this month. Even though it might be share-price growth that’s on the cards, I think there’s some solid income to be made when I consider the dividend forecast for the coming ...
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Tesco (LSE:TSCO) shares performed remarkably well in 2023, far outpacing the rest of the FTSE 100. However, the stock’s flat in 2024 and there appears to be very little momentum despite some improving macroeconomic factors. So is Tesco stock now overvalued? Share price targets A good place to start to ...
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It’s been a strong month for the FTSE 100. With that in mind, I want to go hunting for more stocks to add to my portfolio. I love Footsie shares. I like the idea of holding high-quality companies that have been consistently performing for decades. What’s even better, a host of them look like absolute ...
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Tesco (LSE: TSCO) shares have had a decent March. As I write (28 March), they’re up 7%. And while over five years they’re basically flat, that doesn’t include the dividends that have been providing shareholders a second income. Here, I’ll look at how much I’d need to invest in this FTSE 100 stalwart ...
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Today I’m examining three FSTE 100 shares that I would feel confident buying if putting together a beginner portfolio. With the seemingly endless maze of jargon and charts, investing in shares can be overwhelming. That’s why it’s best to start with well-known and established companies less prone to volatile ...
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