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LVMH (Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton) (LVMUY)

111.20

-0.00 (0.00%)

as of Aug 10, 2026, 12:00:00 am Market Open.

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Aug 11, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 9 opinions in the last 12 months.

LVMH has experienced fluctuating demand post-Covid, with luxury spending being affected by geopolitical tensions and shifts in consumer behavior, particularly in China where demand has pivoted towards gold and precious metals. Although the luxury market shows signs of turbulence, there are indications of an interesting investment opportunity due to its iconic brands and strong pricing power. Experts highlight the company's strong financial position with no debt and a history of increasing shareholder value, with a long-term growth perspective despite short-term challenges. Valuations are deemed attractive, but some analysts recommend waiting for more favorable buying conditions as the global recovery in luxury spending remains slow. Overall, while LVMH is still seen as a durable long-term investment, caution is advised amid current economic uncertainties.

Consensus

Buy

Valuation

Fair Value

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TOP PICK

World's largest producer and distributor of luxury goods. Diversified businesses. Acquisition strategy working well. Share buybacks. Long term, consumer trend for premium products continues strong. Inelastic demand, no matter the price. Chart is all about higher highs and higher lows. Yield is 1.55%.

(Analysts’ price target is $210.00)

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Has done incredibly well lately. They have a unique brand, which makes their value. A lot of growth comes from China, so LVMH will continue to do well. They've reduced piracy very well and grow online operations well too.

HOLD

Still likes it. A market that operates completely differently than everything else. Even when the price goes up, there's still high demand, as customers are insulated from ups and downs of economy. Perceived scarcity is prestige. The best luxury company in the world. Diversified. Great long-term hold.

TOP PICK

Diversified global producer and distributor of luxury goods. Several distinct business segments. Well known, high-end brands. Executed well on its acquisition strategy. Long term, there's a growing trend for premium products. Plus, growing middle class. Both are strong catalysts. An outperformer since 2016. He expects continued ability to keep market share and margins strong for many years. Reports January 27. Yield is 1.27%.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Dec 15/21, Down 6%) Still loves it. Luxury goods behemoth. Fashion leathers division is almost 50% of revenues. Sustainable growth, healthy balance sheet, great cashflow, scale advantages, management track record. Expects 23-24x multiple in a couple of years, with share price 22-25% higher.

BUY

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks Vuitton trades at a 26.7x PE and stable 0.91 beta. It pays only a 1.67% dividend yield, but it’s safe at a 41.82% payout ratio. For the past month,Vuitton has been climbing from its low of $112.04 to around $130. It currently trades above its 50-day moving average of $122.25, which would have been the best time to buy this, but is still far behind its 200-day of $143.39. Read 3 Money Stocks to Beat Inflation for our full analysis.

TOP PICK

Believes company is the best luxury conglomerate in the world. Company operates 5 different segments (fashion goods, watches, wines & cosmetics & retail). Best portfolio of brands. Fashion & leather goods is the golden goose of the business (most profitable). Expecting strong growth from USA & European market. Resilient name that will preform regardless of market conditions (luxury products always in demand).

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Alcohol stocks preforming well at the moment. Believes stock is too expensive to buy. Wait to buy when stock falls to $650. 15% dividend growth is great.

TOP PICK

World's largest luxury group. Well known brands with enduring pricing power. Great long-term prospects. Advantage of scale. Management has long-term track record of acquiring and growing brands. High margins. Expects revenue growth in high single digits, which means double digit EPS growth and good upside for the stock. Yield is 0.85%.

BUY

The number one luxury brand. The larger component is fashion and make-up. He has held it for about 4 years. They are a preeminent name. They have a fantastic business model. They are challenging to complete with.

BUY

Great margin growth, fueled by strong demand from China where luxury goods show growth. LV hasn't suffered supply problems, because their supplies are sourced locally. It's well-diversified and are large-scale. They were able to sell products online during Covid. Growth in luxury goods should rise as travel opens up.

BUY

He's long admired LVMH, an owner of global luxury brands. They also own all the duty-free shops. Achilles heel is large exposure to China, though it's been a huge growth area for them. In brands, you always want to go upmarket, rather than go with the mass players.

BUY

Good time to buy. Benchmark for luxury goods. Continues to see growth in China. Better margins last quarter. Very good pricing power. Outperforms competitors. Online presence results are mixed, as they worry about knock-offs. In-store results are very strong. If you're going to be in luxury goods, this is the brand to buy.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Jul 30/20, Up 82%) Sometimes you have to buy quality when it is on sale. It has good growth moving forward. He will continue to buy it.

DON'T BUY

Fantastic brands. The issue is valuation. He has trouble seeing the upside in the shares. Look for a better entry point. He prefers 'caring'.

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