@ChrisMayLA6 and I'd go for tesco over centrica.
Another dark cloud on the horizon is the new socialist government and the stubborn BoE and their interest rates.
So the result of the exercise is that tesco is on my radar, but I'll pause for the moment to see where politics will take the country.
On the other hand, it could be good, since bad politics creates buying opportunities, so if Starmer makes things worse, tesco shares might fall (although as a conservative onvestment I'm not sure)
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Sorry about the uneven 'advice' - my future as a financial advisor looks less assured ;)
@ChrisMayLA6 No problem! =) Always better to get a starting point for your investigations from a local, than based on pure googling. A lot of stuff gets lost if you try to google, or you must spend a lot more time to discover the small stuff.
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In response to this post@ChrisMayLA6 and if they can be snapped up at around a 4% dividend, I think they can be quite a good investment!
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I'm going to say Tesco has survived a lot of turmoil over the years, and I would expect to be a 'safe bet'.... as you say, if you can get it at a good price on a dip...
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