Tesco (LSE: TSCO) is often in the news… rarely for the right reasons. After announcing £7bn total one-off charges, and saying that “future dividends will be considered within the context of performance”, it is vital that the new strategy of chief executive Dave Lewis arrests the food retailer’s sharp decline. What does one Fool make of its future earnings potential?
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Published Mark Stones (TMFMumbojumbones) joined The Motley Fool in 2014 and initially worked as a writer for Fool.co.uk, before joining the Fool’s analyst programme.
Mark earned a BA in English from Loughborough University. Although he spends more time reading annual reports than Russian literature these days, he still appreciates a novelist’s antipathy toward the accepted view, which is a useful attitude when trying to sniff out hidden gems on the stock market.
His approach to investing has been largely influenced by the principles of Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch. He also takes a special interest in the work of healthcare companies. Outside of investing, Mark plays guitar, enjoys good writing and has a guilty passion for combat sports.
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