Ahold JETZT zu BILLIGSTKURSEN einsammeln. KZ 4-6€ - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[Herzkasper]

Der heutige Kursverfall ist realistisch gesehn nicht unbedingt gerechtfertigt:

Die Nachricht, dass Ahold von den Bilanzierungs Unregelmaessigkeiten schon vor zwei jahren wusste, sollte auf das Geschaft in Europa u.a keinen negativen Einfluss nehmen.


Die Schlange der Ubernahmewilligen wird mit Tesco, Carrefour u.a immer laenger.


Ahold ist mittlerweile uebertrieben unter die raeder gekommen.

Ich erwarte einen REBOUND fuer diekommenden Tage bis 4€


mfg

herzkasper

[Herzkasper]

So seit 2,70€ bin ich wieder drin


Mal sehn , was passiert.

Erwarte mindestens 50%


mfg

herzkasper

[ZockerFreak]

Bleib doch lieber bei Rösch .... duuuu Looooser

[wsmart]

jo, sonst bekommen hier alle noch nen herzinfekt

[Herzkasper]

@ZF

das mit Roesch war wirklich peinlich...muss ich zugeben

AHOLD JETZT KAUFEN!!!

[ZockerFreak]

@Herz

Na ja ..... wenigsten stehst du dazu

[brokerbabe11]

Warum werden eigentlich Aegon und ING so verprügelt. Hängen die so tief bei Ahold mit drin?

[Brabrax]

Ach Kaschpar,

da biste ja wieder mit deiner Ahold!!!!! Hab Dich schon
vermisst!!!

[dermrperfect]

Die Schlange immer laenger Tesco , Carrefour , Safeway , Wal-Mark

[Herzkasper]

Ahold muss JETZT in JEDES ZOCKER-Depot

Kurse bis 4€ inkuerzester Zeit sehr wahrscheinlich(4€ Widerstand ist dominant)

mfg


Herzkasper

[Brabrax]

IST JA GUT !!!!! ICH KAUF SIE WENN SE BEI 2,- EURO SIND!!

[Dorsten]

wie die meisten habe ich nichts zu verschenken.
allerdings mache ich mir bei aholt relativ wenig sorgen.
noch leichen im keller? glaube ich nicht-wäre schon aufgeflogen.
nach dreiwochen noch sonn klops- das bringt da KEINER:
Fakten: kgv unter 3
weltkonzern
übernahmefantasie
beständige umsätze ca. 80 milliarden

Einstiegsdurchschnittkurs 2,8

was soll mir passieren? verdienen werde ich ....
mal 12 monate abwarten und sich über schönen gewinn freuen.

fast jeder nm-wert ist da riskanter.

schönen gruss aus
dorsten

[felix.t]

Warte ab, Ahold gibt es auch noch unter 2 €

[dermrperfect]

!

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[Nelloz]

@Kasper
Hattest Du nicht genau das gleiche bereits vor einigen Tagen bei 3,50 € gepostet Könnte es sein, daß Du bei 2,30 € dann wieder schreibst "jetzt billig einsammeln"

Du mußt ja schon heftige Verluste mit dem Papier haben

[Herzkasper]

@nelloz

so`n quatsch

Ich bin Daytrader

Werde sicherlich nicht alle drei minuten hier an Boardvermelden wann ich ge-und verkauft habe.


mfg


Herzkasper
(mit extra Herzschlaegen)

[Herzkasper]

AHOLD JETZT KAUFEN und sich zuruecklehnen.

Kurse zwischen 4€ und 6€ ziemlich Wahrscheinlich

mfg


herzkasper
(..ein Turbozertifikat fuer einen Turboherzinfarkt)

[ZockerFreak]

@Herz

Du bist also Daytrader..... .....dann erwartest du heute noch kurse zwischen 4€ und 6€

[Herzkasper]

@ZF tze tze tze

Ich erwarte Kurse zwischen 4-6€ fuer die kommenden Tage

Bei Ahold mache ich HEUTE mal eine Ausnahme:

kk 2,7€ , welche ich ueber nacht halten werde


Erwarte in kuerze die ersten Angebote von Seiten Carrefour,Tesco oder Wal-Mart


STRONGEST TRADING BUUY


mfg

Herzkasper

[Nelloz]

Na Kasper,
wieder was eingesammelt?

[ZockerFreak]

[rudi&marion]

Ahold USA Seeks to Reassure Suppliers
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The loading docks at the U.S. Foodservice warehouse in Severn, Md. (File Photo/ Michael Dibari Jr. For The Washington Post)

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• Royal Ahold
• U.S. Foodservice

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• Corporate Scandals: An interactive primer on the scandals that have rocked the business world, including their impact on investors, profiles of key players and photo galleries of milestone events.

By Dina ElBoghdady and Brooke A. Masters
Washington Post Staff Writers
Tuesday, March 11, 2003; Page E01

Ahold USA Inc., the parent company of Giant Food Inc. and five other U.S. supermarket chains, has mounted a campaign to reassure suppliers and customers in the wake of a major accounting scandal at parent company Royal Ahold NV.

Since the Dutch parent company announced it had overstated earnings by at least $500 million in the past two years, a small number of suppliers that do business with Ahold`s U.S. grocery chains have asked for changes in their payment plans, said Barry Scher, Ahold USA`s vice president of public affairs.

Ahold USA has sent a letter to its vendors that may be worried about fallout from the scandal and has told store managers to answer any concerns of shoppers.

"The letter was sent to our vendors because we wanted to be proactive, to keep them in the loop," Scher said. "Out of thousands of vendors, only a handful have called us back to address the terms of their payment" even though the grocery store chains have not been implicated in Ahold`s problems.

The bulk of the problems had to do with "irregularities" at another U.S. subsidiary, U.S. Foodservice Inc., a wholesale food distributor based in Columbia. Last month, Royal Ahold cited irregularities in the way that subsidiary accounted for bonuses it got from its suppliers.

U.S. Foodservice distributes food from those suppliers to restaurants, schools and other institutions. It does not do business with grocery stores. But at least a few vendors are worried that the problems can spill over into the supermarket side of the business.

In a letter to suppliers dated Feb. 28, William J. Grize, president and chief executive of Chantilly-based Ahold USA, tried to calm those fears about the retailers, including Giant Food of Landover; Giant Food Stores of Carlisle, Pa.; Stop & Shop Supermarket Cos.; Bi-Lo; Bruno`s Supermarkets Inc.; Tops Markets; and Internet grocer Peapod Inc.

"Royal Ahold as a whole, and Ahold USA Retail specifically, are strong cash generators," Grize wrote. "No irregularities were found at Ahold USA Retail, and no changes have taken place in the Ahold USA Retail management team."

In closing, Grize said that the retail side of the business was "surprised" and concerned by the accounting problems. "However we believe that they present only short-term challenges," he wrote.

Last week, Royal Ahold obtained a vital new bank loan but had to pledge as collateral its highly prized chains, including Giant Food, the Washington area`s dominant supermarket chain. But Gary Giblen, an analyst with CL King & Associates in New York, said Royal Ahold would be loath to let go of Giant. The parent company is more likely to stop expansion at other chains, sell off its weaker units, or raise food prices if it needs quick cash.

"To sell Giant would be tantamount to dismembering the whole company," Giblen said. "If you ever see Giant put up for sale, you know Ahold is being liquidated. It would take the ultimate level of distress for that to happen."

In the Washington-Baltimore region, Giant has captured 40 percent market share, with 162 stores generating $4.63 billion in annual sales through March 31, according to the trade publication Food World. Its largest competitor, Safeway, has captured 21 percent of the market.

Jeff Tryka, an analyst who follows the grocery business for Delafield Hambrecht in Seattle, said vendors are not likely to turn away from Giant Food and other Ahold stores because the chains are entrenched along the Eastern Seaboard.

In the first three quarters of 2002, Ahold USA had sales of $20 billion, less than the $39 billion for Kroger Co. and $48 billion in grocery sales for Wal-Mart Stores Inc., but huge nonetheless.

"Vendors might be a little more cautious and they won`t be as willing to let accounts go unpaid," Tryka said. "Maybe they`ll say you have to pay in 30 days . . . but they won`t stop selling to" the chains.

Stop & Shop is moving ahead with plans to open 20 to 25 new or replacement stores this year, said Faith Weiner, director of public and government affairs. The Quincy Mass.-based chain has asked store managers and customer service officials at its 335 stores to spend extra time on the retail floor listening to and reassuring customers, she said.

"We`ve talked to our vendors, we`ve talked to our real estate partners and we`ve talked to our [sales] associates. . . . We tell them that Stop & Shop stores are healthy and cash generators," Weiner said.

In the Netherlands, Michiel Meurs, ousted as Royal Ahold`s chief financial officer, resigned yesterday from an unrelated corporate post at a Dutch financial services company. Meurs, who resigned from Ahold last month when the accounting scandal became public, had been a member of the supervisory board of Van der Hoop Effektenbank NV since 1996.

© 2003 The Washington Post Company