Tesco (LSE: TSCO) Actions took a lot of falling, falling 17% over the past month. It is huge for the company that many consider one of the safer types FTSE 100But we all know the reason.

In this unstable recent world caused by the last round of Donald Trump’s tariffs, even reliable, generating cash companies such as Tesco, feel squeezing. Over the past year, shares have increased only by 6%, and this growth is swift.

For occasions hunters, this can be an opportunity they were waiting for. The price ratio to Tesco profit dropped to just 11.3. Just a few weeks ago he was closer to 15 or 16 times earnings.

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Meanwhile, dividend performance ended up to 4.28%. Although this may sound, nothing is without risk in these crazy times.

We got an early signal from Kantar on April 1, when he reports that he released an annual sales escalate in British supermarkets within 10 months.

There were promotions because retailers fought for buyer’s wallets. Despite this, Tesco managed to escalate its market share to 27.9% with the sale of 9.68 billion GBP during this period. ASDA, on the other hand, recorded a drop in sales by a 5.6%, so competitive pressure is true and biting.

The own Tesco update on April 10 was a mixed bag. While 2024 profits increased by 10.6% to $ 3.13 billion, the management board warned “Competitive intensity” and the additional cost of social security increases of the employer, minimum wage increases, packaging taxes and many others.

Commentators were divided. Garry White in Charles Stanley was concerned about warnings that the management expects the profit to fall this year. “Tesco guidelines may be conservative, but it will take some time before we realize,” he said.

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Aarin Chiekrie from Hargreaves Lansdown emphasized the mighty Tesco position and a faithful customer base, suggesting that despite “A slight withdrawal in the late price of the action, the basic story looks good because revenues and the higher engine”.

Even if the price war is intensifying, customers should remain faithful “The price helpful by Aldi Match and Clubcard prices maintain customer loyalty”Chiekrie added.

13 brokers offering the annual goals of the share price have a median of estimates at almost 395 pence. If it goes, it would mean a fit profit by over 22% of the current levels.

Of the 16 analysts offering grades, 10 claims that a mighty purchase, three, say purchase and three holding. Nobody calls this sales.

Of course, you can never rely on broker forecasts, and most of them will be released before Trump lights up the tariff fuse. The next year or two may be unstable for almost any supply, and Tesco will not be released. If the recession stops, the buyers will feel a pinch, just like Tesco.

Despite this, with a lower valuation, decent dividend and market leadership, it is worth considering Tesco shares today. As always, investors should strive to maintain at least five years, hoping that the perspectives are slightly brighter so far.