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Thanks for your oft repeated comments, ad nauseum. Would be helpful if you & witless would differentiate between Dave's regime & Phil's, before throwing another bucket of slurry, but no matter, lol No, Tesco is NOT like Lloyds, for the umpteenth time! Yawn - sorry, you lost your dough, in 2008, Zzzzz. No, you would NEVER buy Tesco, you hypercritical git - you are more oily than Uriah Heep :)

'Good value' Only if you think FTSE 250 & AIM, aka risky Wild West stocks, many without a dividend, can be compared to FTSE 100 stocks. I don't mind a few tiny punts on stuff like, that but like most PI, I stick to Big Bets in Big Companies for a serious PF.

HL could be the the new home for 200,000 Barclay's clients, forced to move to a new 'simple to use' platform that has left them unable to trade. The Compo claims could be enormous. This is an open goal - HL should pullout all the stops to make disgruntled Barclays welcome - this is a huge opportunity :)

wwt: Indeed you can - from Sept 2016 to Apr 2017. The Mail published Pension figures for Shell, BP BT, BAE, BA, Unilever, GSK, GKN, & ASZ - in the same table on Sat 8th Sep 2017. Are you saying they are also inaccurate?

Bertie: Just checked the calendar & it says Sept 2017. Yesterday the Pension Deficit was *** 3.1 billion ***. All for you detractors using up-to-date figures :) 16 December 2016: Tesco bought back more than £165m of property in two separate deals as part of a continuing drive to shore up its finances.

To those who think MRW Short Positions are only of academic interest, I would say look at CLLN's fate.

The oft quoted Pension deficit of 5 to 7billion, by Bertie, witless & Lummy, is only *** 3.1bn ***, according to the Mail Yesterday. who lists deficits of several Ftse100 companies - "If a lie is repeated often enough, it will be believed".

A billion here, 4 billion there - pretty soon we're talking real money :) 'An error' - yup. Grossly misleading? Yup. Downright lie, yup.

The oft quoted Pension deficit of 5bn, by Bertie, witless & Lummy, seems to be be only 3.1bn, according to the Mail today - "If a lie is repeated often enough, it will be believed".

Lummy: I bought MANY times in this period - you & Bertie ridiculed me each time, if you recall, as I cannibalized my PF to do so. Perhaps you 2 geniuses can explain how I have '"Massive, Massive Losses'" without selling, LOL. You might want to save your slurs & innuendo for when the postponed trial of the Tesco 3 ex-employees, actually starts :)

I was rubbished by you for averaging down, but the Compo I will receive for buying tn the darkest hour when Dave took over, (inc. interest at 4%) comes to several thousand pounds, MORE than I would have expected from dividends for my entire shareholding over this period. Pity your courage deserted you, selling at a big loss :)

Dec 7-Dec 20: 149.01p, Jan 4 - Jan 17: 150.57p. Is your 'short term correction' over yet? LOL. Short interest says that MRW will go the way of CLLN, NOT Tesco. Clearly our Pension liabilities are not a concern to Hedge Funds.

WITless: your penny stock, JLP has borrowed more than it's market cap & unlike Tesco is NOT increasing sales.

-and for the faithful who bought in the darkest hour, thousands in Compo arriving in days!

On the basis of 149.3p in Jan 2016 ( Not been 139p once in 5 years!) you suggest holders (which you are NOT), Sell - what are you smoking? Are you too lazy or stupid to LOOK at the Share charts??

Superchump: WHAT WILL WE USE FOR MONEY, in view of ACA's dire financial position? Bleeding millions a month, with a potential Tax/Fine of $194 billion hanging over our heads - read the RNS. Will the last Miner leaving Tanzania, turn the lights off, please.

In fact all 4 production eggs ARE in 1 basket -TZ. What will ACA be using for money to develop mines elsewhere, when we face $194 billion in fines/taxes & are losing millions every week?

I agree it's a binary bet, but 350p seems unlikely. The Bombardier plane seizure proved that the TZ Gov. ignores legal contracts, International Arbitration Court findings & Fines. I would be happy to get out at 250p - before the Lunatics takeover the Asylum again. There is no div. in the foreseeable future, why hang around?

My Claim is worth 1,000s, inc. hundreds of pounds interest at 4% - claim deadline in 45 days for ISA.

Whotalks******: JLP's recent $50 funding is MORE than it's Market Cap - so I guess you must be wetting yourself :)