I'm not surprised Tesco had a solid Christmas, those guys are always good at making deals 
. Their Finest range is fire, and it's no wonder they saw sales spike. But honestly, I'm kinda worried about their share price taking a hit after that update. 6% drop is crazy 
. I mean, I get it, 3.2% growth isn't exactly what analysts were hoping for, but come on, the guy's still optimistic 
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It's all good though, Tesco's got this. They're like the dependable mate who always shows up with a pint of beer when everyone else is struggling
. Their scale and relationships with suppliers are solid gold, and they know how to keep prices low 
. I'm actually kinda rooting for them to take market share from those struggling retailers like Asda 
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The price war between Tesco and Asda is gonna get intense
, but I think Tesco's got this one in the bag. They've got their "everyday low prices" campaign locked down tight 
, and if they can keep costs under control, they'll be raking it in by 2026 
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. Their Finest range is fire, and it's no wonder they saw sales spike. But honestly, I'm kinda worried about their share price taking a hit after that update. 6% drop is crazy . I mean, I get it, 3.2% growth isn't exactly what analysts were hoping for, but come on, the guy's still optimistic .It's all good though, Tesco's got this. They're like the dependable mate who always shows up with a pint of beer when everyone else is struggling
. Their scale and relationships with suppliers are solid gold, and they know how to keep prices low . I'm actually kinda rooting for them to take market share from those struggling retailers like Asda .The price war between Tesco and Asda is gonna get intense
, but I think Tesco's got this one in the bag. They've got their "everyday low prices" campaign locked down tight , and if they can keep costs under control, they'll be raking it in by 2026 .
i think it's cool that they're trying to keep prices low though, makes sense for consumers to be able to splurge a bit more on festive treats without breaking the bank 
maybe they should focus on improving their own game instead of trying to one-up tesco? 
just gotta hope they can keep the momentum going without getting caught up in the price war madness 
and he's got some valid points about consumers still wanting to splurge on festive treats despite being tight on cash. asda's gonna try to take them down, though 
. But, like, what does that even mean for us as consumers? Are we just being kept afloat by these big companies because they're so powerful? I mean, the price war is just gonna get fiercer in January... who's really winning here?
. The price war is gonna be intense in January, though - can't wait to see how that plays out 
. I do wish they'd focus more on sustainability, though... all those cheap products are probably not the best for our planet 
. Still, it's good to hear that they're confident of hitting their profit targets, so fingers crossed!
. I guess you can't always rely on just one good quarter to get the ball rolling. And what's with Asda trying to undercut them? That's gonna be a price war for the ages 
. And hey, they've got their everyday low prices campaign, which is like, genius marketing or whatever