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SAINSBURY(J) ORD GBP0.28571428SAINSBURY(J) ORD GBP0.28571428SAINSBURY(J) ORD GBP0.28571428

SAINSBURY(J) ORD GBP0.28571428

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$JSAIY bullish move above 200ma J Sainsbury Plc engages in the retailing, financial services, and property investment businesses. It operates through the following segments: Retail-Food, Retail-General Merchandising and Clothing, Financial Services and Property Investments. The Retail segment distributes food, general merchandise, and clothing. The Financial Services includes Sainsbury's Bank Plc and Argos Financial Services entities. The Property Investments segment consists of the British Land Company PLC joint venture and Land Securities Group PLC joint venture. The company was founded by John James Sainsbury and Mary Ann Sainsbury in 1869 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom. P/E ratio 23.63 yield very high at 4.76%.
OTC:JSAIYLong
by OTCMarketsExpert
Looking good for #SBRYLooking at the chart now, you can see since the merger was announced price gapped higher to trade around 315p. We now have a new consolidation range between 294 - 327p and I am waiting to see if we get a break on with high volume today. On the downside keep an eye on the previous consolidation top specifically 294 and 280p and the next resistance is the 350p psychological level. Details from todays RNS: · Total retail sales up 0.8 per cent (excl. fuel) with like-for-like sales up 0.2 per cent (excl. fuel) · Grocery sales grew 0.5 per cent with Groceries Online and Convenience up 7.3 per cent and 3.6 per cent respectively · General Merchandise sales grew by 1.7% and Clothing sales grew by 0.8%, both outperforming the market
LSE:SBRYLong
by RajDhall
Sainsbury's Earning (SBRY LN) Tomorrow we have results from Sainbury's (SBRY LN), in recent times the share prices have performed pretty well (H1). In terms of Co. specific news we will be looking out for news regarding the pension deficit which has increased from GBP 389mln to GBP 900mln - GBP 1.3bln according to reports in the Times. Also another thing to consider is the recent acquisition of Argos which also needed GBP 50mln to fill a pension deficit. Analysts do believe that pre tax profits and revenues will increase. Be aware tomorrows price movements may be dictated by macroeconomic themes (US election). We are right in the middle of two distribution points today with value either side if reports come in strong the upper value area of 279.87 looks to be the first target and if we see a bad set of results the 245.00 value area could be a support zone. R4 293.77 R3 279.87 R2 270.60 R1 263.13 Current 254.20 S1 253.49 S2 247.69 S3 238.99 S4 277.91
LSE:SBRY
by RajDhall