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The Ocado group is the world's largest dedicated online grocery retailer, operating its own grocery and general merchandise retail businesses in the UK under the Ocado.com and other specialist shop banners. The Ocado group also uses its technology and platform to operate the online grocery business of Wm Morrisons Supermarkets plc and intends to further use its platform to provide services to international partners.
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| Ben McPoland

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Could Ocado shares be a winning long-term investment?

| Christopher Ruane

Christopher Ruane considers whether putting Ocado shares in his shopping basket today could turn out to be a lucrative move…

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Up 43% in a week! But what would I have if I’d bought Ocado shares 3 years ago?

| Harvey Jones

Investing delivers highs and lows, as anybody who holds Ocado shares can testify. The FTSE 100 stock is on a…

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Why Ocado soared 12% higher in the FTSE 100 today

| Ben McPoland

Shares of the FTSE 100 online grocer are now up 43% in the last month alone. Is the stock still…

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Should I buy more of this FTSE 100 stock before it’s too late?

| John Fieldsend

This FTSE 100 stock is the biggest riser on the index in the last month. Should I buy more shares…

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Up 50% in June, where will the Ocado share price go next?

| James Beard

In June 2023, the Ocado share price was the top performer in the FTSE 100. With takeover rumours rife, is…

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Are these heavily-shorted UK shares worth buying in July?

| John Choong

Several of the UK's most shorted shares have recently jumped monumentally in value. Could they be worth buying in July?

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Does the Ocado share price make it too cheap to ignore?

| Alan Oscroft

The Ocado share price is staying up, despite no further word on any possible buyout approach. Is there a big…

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I was spookily right about the Ocado share price!

| Cliff D'Arcy

The Ocado share price crashed to its 2023 low on 6 June. Within days, the stock soared to over 630p.…

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Investing Articles

The Ocado share price just jumped 25%. Time to buy?

| Alan Oscroft

It's been down in the dumps for ages. But the Ocado share price is soaring on bid rumours. Will it…

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Is it time to buy the FTSE 100’s 3 biggest flops of 2023?

| Jon Smith

Jon Smith takes a look at the worst performers over the past six months in the FTSE 100 and wonders…

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Up 25% in days! Could the Ocado share price keep surging?

| Christopher Ruane

The Ocado share price has risen by a quarter in less than a fortnight. Christopher Ruane explains why he still…

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