if i invested 10000 in tesco shares?

Question

what does it cost to purchase shares and sell them on and what returns are there over a year

Answer 1

I'd suggest speaking to a stockbroker about costs etc, and the returns would depend on the performance of the company. I think they're about £4 a share just now, and they performed very well last year. I've thought about it too because Tesco seem to be taking over the world just now...!

Answer 2

To purchase, you have to pay 0.5% stamp duty whichon your £10,000 is £50, plus your brokers fee which will be about £50, depending o n which firm you use.

When you sell you pay the brokers fee again, but no stamp duty.

Your total return over the year will be the dividend, plus or minus the movement in the share price between when you buy and when you sell. The dividendyield today is 2.17%

Answer 3

Tesco is a blue chip company and trading in its shares is cheap.

Their mid price today is 399p each

First there will be a spread of about 1p, buying to selling.

The stockbroker charges will be about 1.5% to buy (incl. stamp duty) and 1% to sell.

The current annual dividend is 8.63p, covered 2.4 times and you can expect it to keep rising every year. Their past record has been very good.

Answer 4

there is no definite returns in share market. if there would have been who would have invested in fixed deposits. if u r not good enough u will definitely make some negative returns.