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Sainsbury at 337p; still good value in a sea of competition

Last month, I gave my reasons why I thought Sainsbury’s equity was attractive at the then share price of 340p. I described the company as “impressive fundamental value in a sea of intense competition”. In essence, that was based on an estimated prospective dividend yield of 4.8%, backed by a strong balance sheet net asset value of an estimated 317p a share. The share price continued a slide down to about 326p before bouncing; last seen, Sainsbury shares were back up to 337p almost back to where we came in about a month ago.

By Robert Sutherland Smith | Published 2014-06-12 06:07:14 |

Food Glorious Food Won't Help the Share Price Ref: Morrisons, Tesco and Sainsbury.

Hello Share Persons. Stay away from supermarkets. I don't mean you should stop eating. But think long and hard before buying shares in them.

By Malcolm Stacey | Published 2014-06-07 11:35:43 |

Sainsbury shares at 340p, a fundamentally attractive buy

The results from Sainsbury (SBRY) for the year to 15 March were far from being a disaster; which was good news given the cloud the food retail sector has been under from those drat German price discounters, who seem to have learnt how to compete on both price and perceived quality. Sales were up by 2.8% - not bad even if the ‘like for like’ sales from the stores that had been open a year or more, were up by a mere wisp at plus 0.2%. The company retained its market share in the year to March 2014.

By Robert Sutherland Smith | Published 2014-05-28 07:00:33 |

Bye Bye Supermarkets Stocks – It Wasn't That Nice Knowing You.

Hello Share Twiddlers: I hold shares in Tesco (TSCO), Morrisons(MRW) and Sainsbury (SBRY). I wish I didn't. I'm waiting for a good exit point.

By Malcolm Stacey | Published 2014-05-08 07:38:05 |

Goodbye Supermarkets - You've Let Me Down Too Often.

Hello Share People: I hold shares in a few supermarkets - Tesco (TSCO) Sainsbury (SBRY) and Morrisons (MRW). I am inclined to dump them all, even though I have been loyal to them for very many years.

By Malcolm Stacey | Published 2014-04-14 06:00:20 |

Sainsbury: consumer impoverishment in the UK is making life tougher

At 360p (last seen) and on an historic dividend yield of 4.6%, Sainsbury shares look a good bet. But..

By Robert Sutherland Smith | Published 2014-01-08 14:53:09 |

Sainsbury: a respectable relative 2012 performance suggests dividend growth ahead

Another year, another buck! Sainsbury’s year to the 16^th of March was helpful and modest. Sales revenue grew by 4.6% to the £25,632 million of turnover which makes it the UK’s third largest retailer.

By Robert Sutherland Smith | Published 2013-05-14 14:17:41 |

Sainsbury: get your dividends here; even better value than Tesco!

In the chemical filing cabinet that serves that as my memory, I had evidently misfiled Sainsbury under the heading ‘no dividend interest’; presumably nudged by another memorized observation that Sainsbury has been handsomely outperforming William Morrison and Tesco - which I have also recently reviewed as a dividend paying candidate.

By Robert Sutherland Smith | Published 2013-03-17 17:18:21 |

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COLINS25 Oct 2026

A nice 9 this week!

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BURIEDTREASURE4 Oct 2026

Those accounts are... weird.UK GAAP has always mandated a minimum of netting off.A "negative creditor" is definitely a debtor - and if it is a loan to a participator (director) it is very tax INefficient. S.455 CTA 2010 means a charge of 33.75% while the loan remains outstanding, and an annual benefit in kind charge if not at commercial interest rates.I might ask my friends at Companies House to take a look. HMRC may also be interested, but the sums involved are relatively small.But I agree, it is the principle and shows untrustworthiness.

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NAHUMDOLLAR4 Oct 2026

8, thanks for the quiz!My list shows quiz 364 and 366...365?

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DAVID FRASER4 Oct 2026

Thank you NigelThe US poor jobs numbers in conjunction with the previous 2 months numbers being revised down suggests that we have reached the top of the interest rate cycle. Gold does usually go up over the Christmas period which is promising too. I’m hopeful!!

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TOM4 Oct 2026

more confident than ever in my buy. My sell is a con run by proven scumbags. That sort of company can soar for a while but will end in tears in the end. just a matter of when

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PHIL55664 Oct 2026

13th in the best buy table with NESF down 2.1p. Though I would point out the 5.99p dividend paid so far this year with a further 1p to 2p to come from the final dividend.The buy table has some tough numbers.As a Kefi holder I hope to see it climb the table. Though maybe it will be the best buy for next year.

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PHIL55664 Oct 2026

My word a 9. The sunshine is making me feel smart.

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