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To: Paul Senior who wrote (35735)	10/27/2009 4:30:34 PM
From: Paul Senior	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78744

For me, WMT under $50 is okay for an add, and I've taken on a few more shares today. finance.yahoo.com

To: Paul Senior who wrote (35735)	11/12/2009 12:09:30 PM
From: E_K_S	Respond to of 78744

TSCDY (Tesco PLC) is one you might want to consider in place of SVU. This is the other super market I own and plan on adding shares on any sell off. They are considered the "other" Walmart. Tesco pays a slightly higher dividend (3% vs 2%) than WMT and may have better growth prospects. NOVEMBER 12, 2009, 11:37 A.M. ET Tesco Signs Pact To Develop Shopping Malls In China online.wsj.com Tesco has exposure to several other business lines (non-food) as well. It also provides geographic diversification w/ stores around the world (including India & China). tescocorporate.com My current buys include 12/2007 and 2/2008 at higher prices. Stock has been as high as $30.00 and as low as $13.00 in the last 24 months. I would like to ad share between $16-$18 on any sell off. EKS

To: Paul Senior who wrote (35735)	1/13/2010 11:24:08 AM
From: Spekulatius	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78744

WINN @9.92$ - regional grocery chain with crummy fundamentals but a good balance sheet. it looks like they are trading 20% below tangible book and have with 130M$ in net cash on their balance sheet. They are renovating their stores (sorely needed as I can glean) and turn around their business. In for a small starter. Anybody has any first hand customer experience or perspective? finance.yahoo.com