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Thanks for another great video! I did check this one some weeks ago and the rising amount of debt concerned me. I picked Amsterdam Commodities (ACOMO) over this one, as even if it has some debt as well I think the market didn’t understood a big acquisition they did. I would love a video of that one 🙂
Cheers dude
that one is covered on my research platform, so no videos about it:-(
this type of videos are always interesting👍🏻
Glad you like them!
I added it to my watchlist last week :)) Great content as always, thank you!
Awesome! Thank you!
I’m enjoying the new thumbnails and of course the videos as always.
Glad you like them!
Thanks Sven, Love single analysis stock! Don’t know if competitor SFM:US is better than AMS:AD tho!
This is to look at the sector and follow, then whet it becomes possibly really interesting, we will make a full sector analysis!
Sfm is a growth stock , different goals and thesis, it is not e-commerce
6:40 Thanks for this analysis. Why not included into our YouTube portfolio? If goes low we can buy more. Does 27 it’s to risk for our demo?
it is on the research platform!
I will go with short term treasuries for a while…. I don’t think that groceries and supermarkets will do well during this recession.
thanks for sharing!
So want will people eat? Grow their own plants?
I think it’s opposite of what you suggested
@Mark A they will eat short term bonds
@Mark A Yes, obviously people will eat, they will go to Wall Mart in Usa, or Tesco and Leclerc in Europe… but here we have also discount, like Lidl, Penny, Eurospin etc.. and discount have very efficient business model, they are hard trained to work and survive with low margins.
So this sector is pretty a mess, low margins, high competition, no “moat”…. ok there is infrastructure for distribution… but is not enough for me. And let’s not talk about their selling surfaces that i suspect expanded too much, like there is no tomorrow in the last decade.
I see stagnant growth, very low margins, increasing net debt…
it is a retail business!
@Value Investing with Sven Carlin, Ph.D. then I would never buy a retail business with such low margins, such a low margin implies little competitive advantage.
Been wanting to buy Albert Heijn for years but the price seems a tad high for a consumer staples retailer.
🙂
Great video! Where do you find the information about if they own or rent the buildings of the stores?
check the balance sheet, leases and assets!
@Value Investing with Sven Carlin, Ph.D. thanks!
Sven, in your book you write that one should count on at least one recession in a 10 year period. How come your normal and optimistic scenario do not have a dip. Does the negative scenario cover for the recession? PS. I would still like to get my hands on a signed book
because I can’t spend days on every detail that can be included everywhere and so, this is the analysis for now, the rest is a process…
Quality of management? Track record? Balance sheet / debt rising interest rates? I listened this video and my quick conclusion is that the potential upside is too limited relating to downside. Not enough margin of safety.
track record – the last 20 years
low debt
margin of safety – retail, groceries
but yet, as discussed, it can go into teens 🙂
Thanks for the video Sven. Can you do a video about the screening tools you use for financial information? I find it hard to get info about divided history with European stocks. Thanks and keep up the amazing work.
I don’t really use screening tools, I just go stock by stock, so I learn the most!
During my internship in Utrecht, I didn’t see the point of going to Albert Heijn when I have Lidl selling the same things for cheaper and the other competitor Jumbo. But the Dutch still like it so… 🙂
Lidl is now more expensive. There are stats in some article on seekingalpha
thanks for sharing, but you can’t compare the two in the Netherlands…
Hello Sven, Ahold is paying more on buybacks + dividends than it makes in free cashflow. That isn’t sustainable in the long run
This statement is not true
Source?
@JDRsource?
2022 expected: CF per share 5.14 EUR, of which dividend 1.05 EUR = 3.89%, double that and you also got the stock buybacks and you’ll still be below 50% CF per share. So no idea what you are looking at.
not really in my opinion
I was already in before you posted.
Good business in my opinion.
exactly that, a good business!
I think grocery retailers are a good investment here. At some point food material costs might drop, but do you ever see something get cheaper in the supermarket? 😉
Good point!
Already a long-term owner. Such kind of stocks keep me sleeping well.
thanks for sharing!
Hey Sven!
Please check MMM again.
I believe it is now a great buy.
thanks for suggesting!
I don’t believe that in a recession people will stop buying food. 🙂 Long on AD. Greetings from the Netherlands.
:-))