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BB-Good points, and to add to it there is another shareholder with a holding now at 4.97% being Blackrock. They also happen to be the largest shareholder in Randgold with over 6.46%. So if they also hold shares in Barrick too are you thinking like me they could become a significant player in all of this as collectively they will own a major share in Acacia. .

We might even see them buying more as they should now see this as a tremendous opportunity tactically as well as for the future opportunities the whole situation presents.

JT has now said he will get Mr Bristow (Rangold) to sort out the problems for Acacia and he knows its value in the ground. It is clear after the merger he and Rangold will acquire with the merger a large ownership share of Acacia. Perhaps they are already building up stakes (Rangold can build up to 5% as a separate Company now without a declaration? They also based in Jersey and need the Jersey court to approve the takeover/merger with Barrick, likely for the new co to start from Jam 2019. So they have until then to build a stake,
If Acacia want to remain independent they need to act fast now and show UK Shareholders their worth. To be honest they should be negotiating now to release/ free their staff accused of impropriety. However I cannot see them making a break through as clearly the Taz.Govt do not approve of their UK Management or attempts to appointment local nationals one being a Manager arrested. The signs are unless Acacia surprise us all this Company will be receiving an offer from is either Rangold now or Barick/Rangold combo later, or if KD wants to join the party with an alternative Ashanti counter offer before or after Jan 19, may be too late. Unfortunately no one is going to accept a UK Management recommendation in Tanzania with a limited power of control. I only see them winning shareholder approval to remaining independent if they add share holder value by starting to mine outside of Tanzania immediately in one of the other African Countries, where they have been exploring -lets face it for some time and shows again a very slow acting UK Management. Lots of opportunity and potential competition here for us however. As I said earlier this share now offers tremendous upside when you think about all the possibilities.

Here we go chaps, as we thought :worth the read until the end :-
http://www.mining.com/web/barrick-shareholders-approve-randgold-deal/

Release tonight from ABX that their shareholders overwhelmingly approve the merger with Rangold. Now we will await for Rangold and Jersey Court approval to move ahead.
This will make Rangold in effect part owners of Acacia and ready to help bring the solution we all look forward to, what with the depth of their African negotiation experience and all.

Mark, have a look at the past results and press releases either from Acacia web site or from Morning star. Perhaps the full results for last year will be the thing. You will find a lot to read (including pages of their exploration and testing projects and commissions. As I say you really need to conduct your own research and make your own decision. i.e. Do not rely on anyone else (including me).

Investor chronicle have their blinkers on if you ask me and have not conducted a full research. Any news will be good for Acacia here. Before the bIg dip they were about £4.30 a share? I have seen them close to £7.00 in past years. I understand for Footse investors we looked at Acacia for being the Gold miner and Hochschild for the Silver miner. They also miss the fact Tanzsania is the only Country being actively mined but they are drilling in at least three other African Countries, all with good results. I see it like this, once Tanzania is settled the Tanzanian Company will be separated from the other activities and any new investment could be used to start mining in the other African Countries. This is not a one trick pony. Investor Chronicle do not take into account the true value of this stock (prior to the falls) and the other activities of the Group. Acacia have even surprised me by selling recently some assets with other miners partnerships I did not even know they had. They are concentrating on nuggets and creating cash. The Company is therefore still growing despite all of the politics in Tanzania. This is a stronger Company than the press give credit for. We all own a share of all of the Companies activities and this is not just in Tanzania and for such "Good Will" this is a bargain price.

What do they know?

Didn't someone once say those that can do, and those that can't teach? If someone is working then they themselves have not made enough money to retire? .

If they are advising sell is it because they themselves will benefit from a fall? They may want stock for themselves, or are shorting or wan to short?

If a paper says sell then buy? Won a fortune on my own, lost a fortune listening to the papers. Always think for your self, conduct your own research and remember the stock market works in advance for the future. If you feel that Acacia is going to fall then sell, if you feel Acacia is in the future going to rise then hold or buy. Its everyone's own call.,

I am not going to sell because something is going to happen and I would rather wait. If you sell and something does happen you would probably not get back in in time to make serious short term profits as the price will fly. Many people out there wait in expectation and will want to top up on good news -your call, sorry basic I.know but my own thoughts.

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This will increase the likelihood of an increase in rates. Good solid growth means a growing economy and investment income for Beazley on premium income. At this price a strong buy. More Brexit good news helps too.

Just announced over 250,000 jobs found / created in the States all the analysts look at this as a very sold number which will help Barclays with the job market so hot. If rates increase further then this will also give Barclays a greater margin to play with and make increased profits. The US Structure is not slowing down -Great news going forward -shorts you will be disappointed .

Trump has been on the Telly telling everyone what a great deal and discussion he has had with the lovely Chinese leader who he says is the boss. Lets now hope he stops putting on the tariffs which will then help increase the export of commodities into the States, which will help Glencore big time. .

Yesterday they were saying how much money Glencore makes from Coal and how much coal is used in electric production for those little Tesla machines. So a secret win win for Glencore - right in their own back yard. Strong buy -thanks Mr Trump -nice man that.

Who would have thought a few years ago that Rochford Airport at Southend would become Southend airport expanding at the rate it is now. Easy, Stobart and even Ryan Air announcement yesterday to start running flights from here. I suppose the new A130 has helped too. What with the Brexit news now getting a whole lot better this share is ready to bounce.
The Management fall out now seems to be justified too on the basis on the past senior management spending so much on expenses and private jets, etc. I am sure we can now look at the share price rising fast over the next few weeks as the Winter holiday season starts.

I see this as a buy now. The shorters may be disappointed. City were always looking at this stock as a target and the CEO knows that. He advised of a recent turnaround in fortunes, fines taken care of, and the fraud office have been told yesterday there is nothing here to account I see this share now rising once momentum is returned to form.
What with better news on International Trade deals, Brexit and what with the FTSE rising in general, will also bring this share along quite nicely. Barclays investment bank will also make the most of new opportunities-this share looks cheap..

Not surprised Deutsche Bank are building a stake here - They needs to make a few bob, plus the Germans know a thing or two about Beer.
I was also surprised and pleasantly pleased to see that they have bought a Brewer in Maine New England -a nice part of the World that are prefect for distributing across the states.
A lot going for this Company, no wonder their beer sales are on a high.

Interestingly MW closed off a small short position on 29/10 I know only by a small amount but it shows that their feeling is they need to be more cautious as a more positive sentiment starts to kick in for the miners, what with the commodity prices rising and all.
Lets hope the share price continues to return to £2.00 a share very soon.

Hi Dinoken -you are not shorting are you?

If you look at their last trading reports you will see references their Pitcher and Piano acquisition's which when I last worked in London were referred to as Wine Bars, certainly in your language premium bars?

Gold up and Silver absolutely flying today will help all miners and many analysts feel the commodities will keep rising and lets face it Gold has long since bottomed out now (with more pressure to hold rates for growth). .
Gold up today 1.53% but still 4.01% down on the year. If the price continues to rise this will give greater profits to Centamin. I feel this is still therefore (at these prices) a very good investment and the price will recover very soon.
Other larger Miners that are getting larger such as the Barrick Group could well see something here for investment.

HSBC analysts & ors (on Bloomberg today) feel Gold has bottomed out and expect the prices to continue to now rise. Should help the miners. B.O.E. and Brexit solutions are helping and even Trump is discouraging further interest rate rises.

I see a lot going for Marstons who are steadily increasing their Group appeal putting Bloomers to one side.

Perhaps if we look in the same way at the logic of your earlier reporting Londer2 then if the Chancellors recent budget has given the man in the street more money in his pocket, then Beer sales should increase. However also the working man can then also take his wife and or family away to one of the Marston's taverns, or a business man in the City to one of their recently acquired wine bars. This Company has come a long way in a short time from being a specialist beer producer and now appealing to a very wide audience.

Hi Easy P -as you say a very good and unique Company this. I am really surprised that they have not taken up their pos-grip technology in the Texas Gulf, particularly after the BP Deep sea Horizon disaster. I even recommended them a few years ago to some Marine claims adjusters at Lloyd's and was surprised that they had not even heard of them. Perhaps they need some how to raise their profile to Insurers such as at Lloyd's. However my wife does hold some of their shares and so here's hoping for a return to form in the share price very soon.