i believe that tesco shares are at the moment under valued, when you consider that the company is the biggest retailer in britain, and moving through europe and asia and expanding all the time, opening more stores all over and buying different stores in different countries. infact when you look at the gap between tesco and the rest it is getting wider.
I think Sainsbury is more under valued - it's probably about a third of TBV.
Daytona
team at tesco are doing a much better job, you only have to look at the companies results to see this.
In message , Jledi writes
Possibly so, but this doesnt mean that Sainsbury's isnt more undervalued.
In fact it is potentially an argument that Sainsbury's are undervalued in that if a better management team took over their shares would leap ...
Thom
Why post all the header crap ?
.....and that, imo, is reflected in the price making it more likely to be able to make a profit on Sainsbury than Tesco.
Daytona
Not a lot - the price being underpinned by the assets. That's the advantage of buying shares with tangible assets significantly greater than the market value.
Daytona
I can't see any information in here that would lead you to believe that the shares may be undervalued. It is perfectly possible that what you say has already been factored into the share price.
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