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I don't sell any share at a loss whether it be ACA or anything else. I have found they all come around in the end. Whilst I do not disclose to anyone my private dealings I will say that I have various entry points. I think you have disclosed your view to be different to mine in the past and therefore you are at liberty to conduct your own transactions as you shall wish. I am very happy with my dealings particularly over the past few years. I do not panic, and see no bad reports on this share today as I conducted my research. In fact I could see some Centamin shareholders coming in here now for a better return over the next quarter.

Up until 11.30am buy trades according to Morning Star were indicated as higher than sells, The fall in price might be brokers reducing to encourage sales so that they can buy in more stock for sales. In other words there could be a stock shortage? Gold price has risen recently so unless anyone else can advice why I see no reason for the fall. I can wait and certainly will not be selling anything at a loss. However suggest those who cannot wait and do not have a nerve to hold to do their own thing as this stock to me is one of my longer term punts.

See link. I feel this is good news and the shorters are in today as were yesterday. http://www.thecitizen.co.tz/News/Blueprint-to-open-TZ-up-for-business/1840340-4579062-r3c35xz/index.html . I cannot see any negative news but wish we had an ACA update soon!

Has anyone thought if Sainsbury bought Argos, will Tesco be looking for a established electrical retailer to balance the expansion? By all accounts Dixons looks cheap for what it offers.

Just wondering will it cost more to buy Asda if Sterling is falling against the dollar, even if the approval is given?

Hozz - sorry you may be right as I have a feeling the Snodland and Cuxton depots will/should be the one and same. However I look forward to the potential good news from a B&Q tie up which would be good and that will compliment the similar business wins they have for Wicks/Travis Perkins, I suppose from memory when I used to live in Leybourne the Ready mix lorries will be busy in that Snodland area now too! .

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-05-02/fed-leaves-rates-unchanged-says-inflation-close-to-target https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-05-01/north-korea-is-a-bright-spot-for-billionaire-who-forecasts-crash Some expect Gold to rally? At least what with the Govts Brexit mess I cannot see GBP rising against the Dollar which may help.

I am happy to stick and await the promised announcement as the share seems to recover and fall with the Gold price. However what with the Fed holding rates the likelihood in my mind is less confidence in the American economy, confusing signals from the Fed and what with rising inflation the feeling that the Gold price is more than likely going to rise. Still you may be right but it will be interesting to see. My other Gold miners have done very well and so I am not bothered to be honest as I can wait. .

Win, win - excuse the pun, as expected this share is coming back fast. For the record the last conversation I had with an old friend mine who worked for Hays Distribution Logistics working out of Cuxton said as an artic driver wofrking the tractor units entirely for Tesco trailers he said that they had just been sold to Wincanton. So last call they do deliver for Tesco which they pciked up from Hays! Also as far as Britvic are concerned Stobarts were always at Britvics depot Chelmsford so no new win there I am afraid. Wincanton are actually the bigger of the two Comps and are bigger on Logistics than even the mighty Stobart -which by the way I also hold shares in, and they are doing well too, partly due to their Southend expansion. I expect Wincanton results to be upgraded very soon on new business wins. I would not write them off. .

Get out now chaps headlines are Asda Staff paid a lot less than Sainsburys this will lead to higher prices what ever the singing CEO is saying. I see the only winner in all this as I said the other day is their transport logistics co "Wincanton Trans services" Tesco will be laughing all the way to their Bank!

Good buy this one I think!

Enough said!!

Enough said earlier.

Pleased some agree that this should benefit from the newly announced Sainsbury deal with Asda as a lot more work will come this way in my opinion, this could be a very shrewd buy.

I see Wincanton Transport Services "WIN" (The largest Logistics Comp in the Country and bigger than Stobart) are now moving up. They supply Transport and Logistics services to Sainsburys and might be worth a look having recently signed a new 5 year contract!!

I see Wincanton Transport Services "WIN" (The largest Logistics Comp in the Country and bigger than Stobart) are now moving up. They supply Transport and Logistics services to Sainsburys and might be worth a look having recently signed a new 5 year contract!!

He also must think we are stupid if the prices are not going up to fund the take over, That is a lot of ready made bread to heat up and sell.

Not sure if this will affect the Sainsburys price tomorrow as on Bloomberg they just announce Sainsburys was one of the top ten shorts in the Uk, and many have been caught out today. Will they now buy more and sell again tomorrow, could be a time for a second dibs!!! Still wondering if the transport service comp for Sainsburys "Wincanton" is worth a punt?

Could,be worth a punt this one, as I hear Wincanton Transport Services supply logistics for Sainsbury's having just renewed a new contact with them for up to five years they should gain more business if the Merger with Asda goes ahead.. By the way they also supply services to Tesco, and Wicks/Travis Perkin's group, and ready mix.

Folks just thought as Wincanton transport services provide the Logistics and warehouse management for among others Sainsburys as well as Wicks/travis, etc, and Tesco. Could they be a major benefactor of the Sainsburys expansion plans?