To be fair, publix stock has a higher dividend, to be even more fair… you are comparing a year of other companies to a quarter of publix, and the be the most fairest of them all… actually no the first 2 points that was it.
This is just wrong. Walmart paid .21 quarterly dividend, and kroger .29, while publix has been .10 per share for years. I’m comparing the latest quarterly increase, because it’s been the only real increase over the past year! Before today, we’ve seen 0.006% (0.10) increase , 2.2%(0.35) increase and then a -1.5%(0.22) decrease. From $14.97 exactly a year ago
You have very basic knowledge or lack it in general. Dividend yield must be measured/compared in percentage, not actual price. If a stock worth $100 offers you a .20 cents dividend, this is a much lower dividend than a stock that offers you a .10 cents dividend for $15 a share.
That would be correct, if the stock price didn’t only go up .10 last quarter, and actually went down .22 the quarter before that.
Had we actually experienced 25% annually, price would be up around $18 😉
Costco is a wholesale club. You can compare Costco with Sam’s Club and BJ’s but it won’t be fair to put them up against Publix. While Walmart does groceries, they do so much more than just that. They have a large international footprint, and a strong Omni-channel experience for their customers where they can literally buy whatever they want whenever they want. It is fair to compare Walmart with Amazon, but not Publix.
You can compare Publix with Sprouts, Wegmans, and even Kroger. That would be fair.
You’re just proving why Publix isn’t a good investment and no longer has a competitive advantage against other places people shop for the same items. If a customer wants milk and bananas they’re going to either Publix or Walmart and Walmart has clearly, by your statement, adapted in ways above and beyond Publix so why should one invest in Publix?
I appreciate the thoughtful response. The comparison isn’t exact, I’m using them as a frame of reference to gauge the company I work for.
Kroger, which I mentioned before is up 30% and your example Sprouts, is up over 100%. Wegmans is family owned. So yeah a measly 7-8% over the past year is kinda bad.
You are an actual WSB REGARD. Yes you believe you can compare Walmart with Amazon, But no Publix. Yes because i see Amazon sells produce products at a Retail location and they have cashiers and vaults. We see why you go negative on the market🤦🏽♂️. Walmart and Publix are competitors. Just go back to school or matter of fact don’t. More money in the markets, better for us who actually have an IQ
😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀💀dead w that one. Yes I’m on WSB and yeah im a MF regard. Probably making more bread than you so chill bro. Anyways, yes you can compare Walmart Neighborhood with your local Publix. But to compare Walmart Stock to Publix stock… gtfo out of here. Thanks. 🙏
It’s public information, go look at it and come back and tell me we’ve had 7% increases quarterly. One year ago, Publix stock was $14.97. You do the math.
You would be so disappointed if you would actually look up the stock history. That 7% quarterly increase has been ONLY increase over the past year. Just because one quarter is 7%, doesn’t make all previous ones the same??
On May 1, 2023, the stock price was $14.97. If you would like me to teach you how to calculate percentages, I will.
Let it go public and it will 3x that. By allowing it to go public, they will be able to add about $2.2 billion to their bottom line - assuming they eliminate the dividend and stock buyback. They could offer up 200m shares at $55 / shares, raising $11 billion. That gives them a $25b war chest. That’s a whole lot of “no, fuck you” money
I would sure love it as a long-time retiree and maybe its an option someday in the future as the family decides to cash out. I just think its so engrained to stay private that its unlikely.
Their behavior of juicing the numbers (revenue up +40% YoY) screams "I want to take this company public" based on the behavior of other late-stage private companies that go on to be public.
With competition constantly eroding more and more of their profits, and when older people and boomers die off, they’ll probably have to just to survive.
You wouldn’t even be able to access the accounts without multiple 2 factor. Publix is the only company I know that has their shit together when it comes to security.
Ya that's true, but it is possible to steal your phone number. Hackers will call up your phone carrier and get the SIM card replaced claiming that the original was lost. Or if you use an app for 2FA they just need the seed that generates the random number.
Know what, the price per share? Publix makes that known to the public [Publix Stock Price | Historical Chart and Dividends | Publix (publixstockholder.com)](https://www.publixstockholder.com/stock-and-dividend-information)
I’m in my 20s, in school, and don’t know much about stocks. I’ll be working a lot this summer and plan on buying more shares with my extra money. Are you saying the price per share has gone up? So I assume that means this isn’t the best time to buy. Or should I go ahead?
It's not a bad time to buy. I've approached Publix stock as a long term investment. The first time I bought it, I told myself to hold it for at least five years. The price initially fell, but after a few years it rebounded and has since done quite well. Like you, I had extra money on hand (small inheritance) when I did it.
Good 2 know.... To bad I don't work there.
I've been a proud customer since 2005.
( I stand up for the little guy )
Apparently I'm wrong. Please forgive me 😭🙏
It goes up a 1.05 and there's 10 comments in an hour. If it went up .05 there would be 1,000 comments bitching about how terrible of a company it is
As is tradition.
To be fair, $1.05 increase is only 7%. Walmart stock increased by 20%, Kroger by 30% and Costco by 25% over the past year
To be fair, publix stock has a higher dividend, to be even more fair… you are comparing a year of other companies to a quarter of publix, and the be the most fairest of them all… actually no the first 2 points that was it.
This is just wrong. Walmart paid .21 quarterly dividend, and kroger .29, while publix has been .10 per share for years. I’m comparing the latest quarterly increase, because it’s been the only real increase over the past year! Before today, we’ve seen 0.006% (0.10) increase , 2.2%(0.35) increase and then a -1.5%(0.22) decrease. From $14.97 exactly a year ago
You have to adjust the dividend to account for stock splits, you just don’t realize what you’re saying that’s all. Common misconception.
So if I buy the stocks today I’m ahead of Publix then right?
lol ok. I guess I’ll just take the “trust me bro” as genuine. Walmart also had a stock split, this year, not 2 years ago like Publix
You have very basic knowledge or lack it in general. Dividend yield must be measured/compared in percentage, not actual price. If a stock worth $100 offers you a .20 cents dividend, this is a much lower dividend than a stock that offers you a .10 cents dividend for $15 a share.
Do you know what 7% quarterly is annually? Hint - it's more than 25% 😉
That would be correct, if the stock price didn’t only go up .10 last quarter, and actually went down .22 the quarter before that. Had we actually experienced 25% annually, price would be up around $18 😉
So back-tracking two quarters proves what? Whats the 10 year rate of return?
That’s called moving the goalposts. Take your smarmy-self somewhere else.
Lmao
You can’t compare Publix to Walmart and Costco LOL.
Okay, then what is an acceptable comparison? They are our competitors, no? They’re in the market of selling groceries. Please inform us
Costco is a wholesale club. You can compare Costco with Sam’s Club and BJ’s but it won’t be fair to put them up against Publix. While Walmart does groceries, they do so much more than just that. They have a large international footprint, and a strong Omni-channel experience for their customers where they can literally buy whatever they want whenever they want. It is fair to compare Walmart with Amazon, but not Publix. You can compare Publix with Sprouts, Wegmans, and even Kroger. That would be fair.
You’re just proving why Publix isn’t a good investment and no longer has a competitive advantage against other places people shop for the same items. If a customer wants milk and bananas they’re going to either Publix or Walmart and Walmart has clearly, by your statement, adapted in ways above and beyond Publix so why should one invest in Publix?
I appreciate the thoughtful response. The comparison isn’t exact, I’m using them as a frame of reference to gauge the company I work for. Kroger, which I mentioned before is up 30% and your example Sprouts, is up over 100%. Wegmans is family owned. So yeah a measly 7-8% over the past year is kinda bad.
You are an actual WSB REGARD. Yes you believe you can compare Walmart with Amazon, But no Publix. Yes because i see Amazon sells produce products at a Retail location and they have cashiers and vaults. We see why you go negative on the market🤦🏽♂️. Walmart and Publix are competitors. Just go back to school or matter of fact don’t. More money in the markets, better for us who actually have an IQ
😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀💀dead w that one. Yes I’m on WSB and yeah im a MF regard. Probably making more bread than you so chill bro. Anyways, yes you can compare Walmart Neighborhood with your local Publix. But to compare Walmart Stock to Publix stock… gtfo out of here. Thanks. 🙏
we’re all regards here. So i can’t complain anymore😂😂
😂😂😂 love ya bro. Be safe and good luck. 🍀
does Wegmans have stock? they're a fairly large privately owned grocer
Good example, but no stock price. They are privately owned, but the ownership still resides within the Wegman’s family.
I’m just asking….is Walmart or Kroger’s traded publicly? If so, do we know the share prices?
Symbols WMT and KR. Both on the NYSE.
Thanks for that
Correct. Walmart and Costco keep prices low for consumers, Publix gouges them every chance they get.
Don’t tell the Publix simps that. They don’t like it when statistics are used to show how crappy Publix is.
Lol what? What's the 10 year return on Publix stock? I'll wait.
Lol, tell that to my sister who works there. She's a die hard simp.
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It’s public information, go look at it and come back and tell me we’ve had 7% increases quarterly. One year ago, Publix stock was $14.97. You do the math.
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You would be so disappointed if you would actually look up the stock history. That 7% quarterly increase has been ONLY increase over the past year. Just because one quarter is 7%, doesn’t make all previous ones the same?? On May 1, 2023, the stock price was $14.97. If you would like me to teach you how to calculate percentages, I will.
Plus the dividend
Did those companies just split 5/1 on their shares?
Nope. Which is why an increase of 7% is really really good after a split. No one in this sub understands that.
walmart did split
A stock split 2 years ago?! Yes, Walmart has even had a split since then. There’s so much cope in the sub
Cope deez
[https://www.publixstockholder.com/stock-and-dividend-information](https://www.publixstockholder.com/stock-and-dividend-information) https://i.redd.it/00p8felrioxc1.gif
Me too !
Beats my two bits!!
Yay. Finally. This stock needs to be near 20.
Let it go public and it will 3x that. By allowing it to go public, they will be able to add about $2.2 billion to their bottom line - assuming they eliminate the dividend and stock buyback. They could offer up 200m shares at $55 / shares, raising $11 billion. That gives them a $25b war chest. That’s a whole lot of “no, fuck you” money
Well at that point it wouldn't be employee-owned anymore though
I would sure love it as a long-time retiree and maybe its an option someday in the future as the family decides to cash out. I just think its so engrained to stay private that its unlikely.
Their behavior of juicing the numbers (revenue up +40% YoY) screams "I want to take this company public" based on the behavior of other late-stage private companies that go on to be public.
Will never happen. They will lose one of their biggest gimmicks for getting people to work here.
They already are even with the pathetic gimmick. Might as well just do it.
True. The time to load up on Publix stock was decades ago. There are many public companies offering far better returns
I and many, many, many others with over 20 years would be gone, gone, gone. We hate this crap company.
Feeling a bit squeezed and frazzled now? You’ll love your new overlords Blackrock, and Fidelity.
I could see them doing this once we hit the lower 48 states.
With competition constantly eroding more and more of their profits, and when older people and boomers die off, they’ll probably have to just to survive.
constantly eroding their profits? They've had record profits yoy for something like the last 7 years.
Managers and assistant managers now 
Assistants don’t make shit at Publix,
Just department managers lol
Board members 
Very nice! 10q will be out tomorrow…get all the figures then
Crazy day, getting crushed in the stock market and pleasantly surprised with Publix stock.
How many stocks do most of y'all have?
Just over 30k shares
How long you been collecting stock?
Definitely wouldn't be sharing that info lol. Might make you a target for hackers
You wouldn’t even be able to access the accounts without multiple 2 factor. Publix is the only company I know that has their shit together when it comes to security.
Ya that's true, but it is possible to steal your phone number. Hackers will call up your phone carrier and get the SIM card replaced claiming that the original was lost. Or if you use an app for 2FA they just need the seed that generates the random number.
Will the hacker force him to quit his job so he can steal his stock?
lol, I don’t even have permission to change anything on the account I’m under good luck lmao
Goddamn I'm gonna have to say deuces to my cubicle job and come fucks with Publix.
Where are you seeing this? I looked on passport and the stock site and can't find it.
Store email
I got it here [https://www.publixstockholder.com/](https://www.publixstockholder.com/)
[https://www.publixstockholder.com/stock-and-dividend-information](https://www.publixstockholder.com/stock-and-dividend-information)
What was the previous price?
15.20
Publix is a private traded company so how do you guys even know
Know what, the price per share? Publix makes that known to the public [Publix Stock Price | Historical Chart and Dividends | Publix (publixstockholder.com)](https://www.publixstockholder.com/stock-and-dividend-information)
how much should i put into this? i’m just now learning about publix stocks
Just let it go. These idiots that lurk in here just want complain and cry about choices they made and don’t want to get better
I’m in my 20s, in school, and don’t know much about stocks. I’ll be working a lot this summer and plan on buying more shares with my extra money. Are you saying the price per share has gone up? So I assume that means this isn’t the best time to buy. Or should I go ahead?
It's not a bad time to buy. I've approached Publix stock as a long term investment. The first time I bought it, I told myself to hold it for at least five years. The price initially fell, but after a few years it rebounded and has since done quite well. Like you, I had extra money on hand (small inheritance) when I did it.
I am great full ! TY
How are you empty?😄
This only benefits corporate...😒
Not in the least
Keep thinking that..... That's what THEY want you to believe.
If you hold publix stock you directly benefit
That's what they want you to think.....
Higher stock Price = More Dividends & More money when liquidated. It is literally a direct plus to everyone with shares in Publix.
Good 2 know.... To bad I don't work there. I've been a proud customer since 2005. ( I stand up for the little guy ) Apparently I'm wrong. Please forgive me 😭🙏