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      schrieb am 27.02.03 13:14:40
      Beitrag Nr. 1 ()
      Gleich wird die 3 Euro Marke geknackt!!



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      schrieb am 27.02.03 13:19:48
      Beitrag Nr. 2 ()
      Die Analysten von CSFB senken das Kursziel von Ahold auf 5 von zuvor 18 EUR. Das Anlagevotum laute "Neutral". Es gebe trotz der offenbar geringen Bewertung kurzfristig gesehen zu viele Risiken. +++ Richard Breum
      vwd/27.2.2003/rib/reh

      27.02.2003, 10:46


      Ahold: 851287



      Das wären immer noch knapp 70% Aufschlag
      auf Sicht zum jetzigen Kurs:eek:
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      schrieb am 27.02.03 13:26:57
      Beitrag Nr. 3 ()
      Akt. 2,97 +3,13%
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      schrieb am 27.02.03 13:34:54
      Beitrag Nr. 4 ()
      27.02.2003

      Calls auf Ahold, Aegon, ING, Royal Dutch und Fortis von HSBC

      HSBC Trinkaus & Burkhardt emittiert neue Aktienoptionsscheine

      Die Optionsscheine weisen folgende Eckdaten auf:

      WKN/ISIN/Basiswert/Typ/Basiskurs/BVAusübung bis/Anf. Verkaufspreis/Ref.
      770858/DE0007708588/AEGONN.V./Call/12,00/1/10/13.10.03/0,08/8,82
      770859/DE0007708596/AEGONN.V./Call/10,00/1/10/13.10.03/0,14/8,82
      770860/DE0007708604/AEGONN.V./Call/12,00/1/1011.10.04/0,15/8,82
      770861/DE0007708612/KoninklijkeAhold/Call//6,00/1/10/13.10.03/0,08//2,75
      770862/DE0007708620/KoninklijkeAhold/Call//10,00/1/10/13.10.03/0,05//2,75
      770863/DE0007708638/KoninklijkeAhold/Call//10,00/1/1011.10.04/0,07//2,75
      770864/DE0007708646/INGGroepN.V./Cal/15,00/1/10/13.10.03/0,09/11,47
      770865/DE0007708653/INGGroepN.V./Cal/15,00/1/1011.10.04/0,16/11,47
      770866/DE0007708661/KNP("Royal/Dutch)/40,00/1/1011.10.04/0,37/36,09
      770867/DE0007708679/Fortis/15,00/1/1011.10.04/0,19/12,26
      (wk)
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      schrieb am 27.02.03 13:36:41
      Beitrag Nr. 5 ()
      Zur Erinnerung:

      Dow Jones Business News
      Ahold Has Bankers Support For Now; Situation Still Murky
      Wednesday February 26, 5:58 pm ET
      By Tara Siegel Bernard


      NEW YORK -- Royal Ahold NV`s longtime financiers have stepped up to the plate and extended more credit to the troubled supermarket giant -- but it remains to be seen what course of action will be taken if its accounting problems deepen.
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      What is clear is that the Dutch retailer, which ousted its chief executive and chief financial officers and will have to restate its earnings for the past two years by at least $500 million, has the support of its bankers for now.

      It secured a 3.1 billion euros ($3.35 billion) credit facility from a syndicate of banks, including J.P. Morgan Chase , Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (NYSE:GS - News; GS), ABN Amro Holding , ING Group (NYSE:ING - News) and Rabobank. Its lenders are requiring that Ahold`s earnings are at least 2.5 times interest costs -- if they fall below that, creditors could force the company into a quick sale of assets.

      The new 3.1 billion euro line includes a one-year 2.65 billion euro credit facility as well as a 450 million euro back-up line to support its securitization programs. Right now, the five banks are on the hook for the entire amount. However, within the next month, they are expected to sell off, or syndicate, the loans to a wider group of banks, Loan Pricing said. The new line will replace an existing $2 billion facility, under which $550 million has already been drawn, and will also provide more liquidity, Ahold said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (News - Websites).

      "The five major banks will expect the existing syndicate to follow them," said Tessa Walsh, a London-based editor at Loan Pricing Corp., which tracks the loan market. "And that will be the interesting debate. Some might be perfectly happy being repaid and not participating in the new financing," she said.

      Existing lenders have already been approached. Given Ahold`s current situation, bringing new lenders on board is expected to be difficult, Ms. Walsh added.

      While several banks refused to comment on the specific amounts they are extending to Ahold, or the level that is secured, J.P. Morgan and ABN Amro lead the first, $2 billion facility. At the time, they had $123 million each in credit exposure to Ahold, which is relatively slim in the scheme of things. J.P. Morgan lost $1.9 billion on soured loans last year. However, initial exposure has most likely been reduced, as banks typically sell off their exposures into the secondary market to lessen their risk.

      Bank of America Corp. , Citigroup Inc. (NYSE:C - News) , ING Bank and Rabobank all had initial exposures of $115 million each, although that may also have been pared down. Bank One Corp. (NYSE:ONE - News) and Wachovia Corp. (NYSE:WB - News) had $80 million in exposure, while Bank of New York Co. and FleetBoston Financial Corp. (NYSE:FBF - News) had $43 million a piece, according to Loan Pricing.

      Goldman declined to comment on its exposure on Tuesday. Several other European banks also participated in the syndicate.

      The lead banks on the deal have had long-standing relationships with Ahold, and have collected millions in fees over the years from other investment-banking work done for the company. Goldman Sachs ranks as Ahold`s top financial advisor for acquisitions -- based upon its work on the $3 billion acquisition of Stop n` Shop in 1996 -- with Merrill Lynch and J.P. Morgan Chase following, in that order, according to Thomson Financial.

      Goldman, ABN Amro and J.P. Morgan Chase also rank as Ahold`s top book runners for all of its global debt and equity offerings.

      -By Tara Siegel Bernard, Dow Jones Newswires; 201-938-5288; tara.siegel@dowjones.com




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      schrieb am 27.02.03 13:38:41
      Beitrag Nr. 6 ()
      Dutch Economy Ministry Official Urges Calm Over Ahold"
      Thursday February 27, 2:54 am ET

      AMSTERDAM -(Dow Jones)- Dutch Economy Ministry state secretary Joop Wijn has called for calm following the collapse in Royal Ahold NV shares this week due to the disclosure of accounting irregularities.
      In one of the first official public reactions to the disclosure, Wijn said people should wait and see what is behind the irregularities at Ahold before jumping to conclusions.

      "Don`t sell (shares) before you know the full story," he said.

      Ahold was one of the biggest companies on the Netherlands` blue-chip AEX index before the revelations on Monday. The index has fallen to lows not seen for more than five years.
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      schrieb am 27.02.03 13:45:59
      Beitrag Nr. 7 ()
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      schrieb am 27.02.03 13:49:49
      Beitrag Nr. 8 ()
      Ich glaub auf dich hört keiner mehr Wallgrekk, nach deinem Ausflug neulich bei dieser US-Airlinie :D

      Gruss
      Eustach :D
      (der da was gehört hat von, man kann es ja mal versuchen)
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      schrieb am 27.02.03 13:53:04
      Beitrag Nr. 9 ()
      Eustach:

      Genau wie bei Dir mit GMB, oder?:cry: :p
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      schrieb am 27.02.03 13:55:18
      Beitrag Nr. 10 ()
      Ich und GMB ?

      Da hab ich (dich) immer vor gewarnt :D

      Gruss
      Eustach :D
      (der sich nicht einbildet, dass da irgendjemand auf ihn hört)
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      schrieb am 27.02.03 14:17:17
      Beitrag Nr. 11 ()
      :yawn:

      Nie und nimmer!
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      schrieb am 27.02.03 15:07:24
      Beitrag Nr. 12 ()
      AHO 3.01!!!!!!!!!!!!!:eek: :eek: :eek:
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      schrieb am 27.02.03 15:10:23
      Beitrag Nr. 13 ()
      Hast du auch die Umsätze gesehen ?

      Gruss
      Eustach :D
      (der da was ganz GROSSES gesehen hat)


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