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Ahold
and WorldCom fun.
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Date; End Feb 2003. |
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Ahold and WorldCom fun is together just under 150 billion dollar fun. This
is so called 'big fun'.
Timeline date=End Feb 2003.
Lets first fly in some little facts surrounding the WorldCom stuff; long time ago on a Friday after relatively long not mentioning the NightmareOnWallStreet I wrote words like: And the Monday after the WorldCom stuff did surface, I do not remember
the exact details but it was something like 137 billion dollar of market
cap was gone. But I do not remember of this was the whole of WorldCom or
that it was just some Monday fun, it's not important right now. __________________________________________________________ In the week from 17 Feb 2003 I changed the so called NightmareOnWallStreet into the AngelOnWallStreet. For four entire days on a row I told the dear Americans. On Monday 24 Feb the stock of Ahold collapsed a nice 63.0% (one cent more or less stock value left would give a bigger discrepancy towards the minus 63%) and when this fact settled down in my mind I felt very good very peaceful. It sure is a pity I cannot study the buy&sell details from that day in detail, I do not know how to reach those details so I will not try that. No, I will make some nice statistic out of this 63.0% and we now take a look at some strange zero hypothesis:
On the assumption that the NightmareOnWallStreet did burn away many hundreds of billions one could argue that (some) Americans would like to do some 'pay back'. If we furthermore make the assumption that the four day period of 'Angel time' made some Americans very pissed (may be they felt as if I was playing with them...) we can produce the following statistic: Critical values could be found around 26, 39 or 63% decline or 'left over' value. Since the value of Ahold was around 10 euro the Friday before and since one cent is the smallest quantum of this value and since one cent is 0.1% we can say that critical values are:
And since we observe the value of 63.0% decline we can say this is some
critical value and therefore we could reject the zero hypothesis. Remark
this is only done because we made some assumptions about the behavior of
American so called 'investors'. If I could take the time and do some
statistics on the raw data from the order book I could arrive at total
different kind of useable statistics. ____________________________________________________________________ We arrive at the end, at first I did not want to place WorldCom in
these timeline event files because I wanted to use them for a theme called
Fear Management. Now we had the nice Ahold at the scene I had to change
plans and this file is the change. The statistic used above is a bit shaky
and it is completely based upon some kind of hate. End of the stock fun, what is the future for those markets? Will we
observe true and real Stock Wars and will the lowest of the Dutch AEX be
below 150? And what about Annie and the DOW; will Annie smash the DOW
finally below 7000 or does the Angel do a good seducing job on her?
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