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LSE:TSCO (Tesco PLC)

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Tesco was founded in 1919 and floated on the stock exchange in 1947. It is the UKs largest supermarket chain, and recently merged with Booker, the UKs largest food wholesale operator.
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Investing Articles

Is the Tesco share price oversold or overpriced?

| Dr. James Fox

The Tesco share price has outperformed the index over the past 12 months. Dr James Fox explores whether it's still…

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Investing Articles

Which will be worth more by 2030: Tesla or Tesco shares?

| Alan Oscroft

Tesla and Tesco shares have had a very different ride in the past few years. And they need to be…

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Growth Shares

2 bargain FTSE 100 shares under £3 right now

| Jon Smith

Jon Smith reviews two FTSE 100 shares that he believes are cheap for different reasons and that could rally over…

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Investing Articles

Are Tesco shares a horrible value trap?

| Paul Summers

It's been a tough few years for holders of Tesco shares. Is it time to ignore the dividend stream and…

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Investing Articles

Is Tesco stock a buy for passive income today? Here’s what the charts say

| Ben McPoland

Ben McPoland goes through visual depictions of different financial metrics to assess whether Tesco stock is worth buying for the…

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Value Shares

Buying 10,810 cheap Tesco shares would give me dividend income of £1,200 this year

| Harvey Jones

Tesco shares combine a healthy dividend yield with growth prospects. The business has done well in a competitive market so…

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Investing Articles

2 FTSE 100 value shares I’d buy, and 1 I’d avoid!

| Royston Wild

These FTSE 100 shares offer eye-popping value for money. But one of them is still too risky at today's prices,…

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Investing Articles

How much could £1,000 in Tesco shares be worth in 3 years?

| John Fieldsend

I’ve been looking at Tesco shares and their possible future return. How much might a £1,000 stake in the supermarket…

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Investing Articles

Is this 4% dividend-yielding stock ideal for passive income?

| Sumayya Mansoor

Sumayya Mansoor takes a closer look at a passive income stock. Should she buy or avoid the stock for her…

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Investing Articles

How many Tesco shares would I need to buy for £500 a month in passive income?

| Ben McPoland

Ben McPoland explores how much money he'd need to invest in Tesco shares to receive a sizeable second income from…

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Investing Articles

Rates to 6%? Is Tesco now the best inflation-resistant FTSE 100 stock?

| John Fieldsend

As interest rates keep rising, I’m on the lookout for quality inflation-resistant FTSE 100 stocks. In my crosshairs today is…

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Investing Articles

Which of these 2 FTSE 100 shares should I buy for a second income?

| Royston Wild

I'm searching for the best FTSE 100 shares to buy when I next have cash to invest. Here are two…

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