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LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE, also known as LVMH, is a French multinational luxury goods conglomerate headquartered in Paris.
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BUY
BUY
September 26, 2019
A large luxury brand (fashion, liquor, watches). Trades at 19x earnings. 66% gross margins with little debt. They can continue to grow. They've done a great job to control the fake-goods business, and they're investing heavily in Asia where there is demand is. Given that, Hong Kong and China now (given current events) may effect LVMH. But they have a very strong brand. They can grow through acquisition in certain verticals.
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A large luxury brand (fashion, liquor, watches). Trades at 19x earnings. 66% gross margins with little debt. They can continue to grow. They've done a great job to control the fake-goods business, and they're investing heavily in Asia where there is demand is. Given that, Hong Kong and China now (given current events) may effect LVMH. But they have a very strong brand. They can grow through acquisition in certain verticals.
BUY
BUY
June 6, 2019
It is an interesting company and a great way to play the luxury space. Buying power in China is growing where they have a large exposure. It is a huge portfolio of luxury brands. They have a lot of digital ecommerce strategies that they are working on. Sophora, which they own, has a great digital platform. China is so important to their growth but it is a world-wide brand.
Show full opinionHide full opinionIt is an interesting company and a great way to play the luxury space. Buying power in China is growing where they have a large exposure. It is a huge portfolio of luxury brands. They have a lot of digital ecommerce strategies that they are working on. Sophora, which they own, has a great digital platform. China is so important to their growth but it is a world-wide brand.
COMMENT
COMMENT
May 27, 2019
If you're getting into clothing, brand really matters. His preference is LVMH, which is diversified, and their new line is direct to consumers. LVMH dividend continues to grow and they have brand power and staying power. Brand power leads to pricing power.
Show full opinionHide full opinionIf you're getting into clothing, brand really matters. His preference is LVMH, which is diversified, and their new line is direct to consumers. LVMH dividend continues to grow and they have brand power and staying power. Brand power leads to pricing power.
BUY
BUY
August 30, 2018
This is a brand that is going to be around for many years. Products are very high end. They are doing a good job at selling things online. A global brand and a sock that is going to do very well in the long run.
This is a brand that is going to be around for many years. Products are very high end. They are doing a good job at selling things online. A global brand and a sock that is going to do very well in the long run.
PAST TOP PICK
PAST TOP PICK
March 22, 2018
(A Top Pick April 20, 2017. Up 19.98%). This is a well run company. Bernard Arnault is a fantastic manager; he moves people around in the company to broaden their experience, and shakes things up. Grammer sees this as the world’s leading company and as a company he could own forever.
(A Top Pick April 20, 2017. Up 19.98%). This is a well run company. Bernard Arnault is a fantastic manager; he moves people around in the company to broaden their experience, and shakes things up. Grammer sees this as the world’s leading company and as a company he could own forever.
COMMENT
COMMENT
July 27, 2017
BMW or Louis Vuitton as a 1st time purchase into Europe? He would recommend you be conservative first and get aggressive later. This one is cyclical and in retail, which is struggling. It would be better go into a bank or an insurance company first, and after having made some money, look at other things.
BMW or Louis Vuitton as a 1st time purchase into Europe? He would recommend you be conservative first and get aggressive later. This one is cyclical and in retail, which is struggling. It would be better go into a bank or an insurance company first, and after having made some money, look at other things.
TOP PICK
TOP PICK
April 20, 2017
They are well positioned for the improving global economy. It is strong in the US. The reduced corruption push in China means more spending on luxury goods. One of the best managed in that whole space. (Analysts’ target: €225.00).
They are well positioned for the improving global economy. It is strong in the US. The reduced corruption push in China means more spending on luxury goods. One of the best managed in that whole space. (Analysts’ target: €225.00).
BUY WEAKNESS
BUY WEAKNESS
March 23, 2016
Has owned this in the past. His fear is because the luxury goods space in general is suffering because of the corruption clamp down in China, has left people not wanting to carry around those luxury goods like they used to. However, this is probably the best of the luxury goods companies. If there is one luxury goods company that can navigate through this, it would be this one. At the right price he would be interested, but he doesn’t think we are there right now. Would like it in the $130s before getting interested.
Has owned this in the past. His fear is because the luxury goods space in general is suffering because of the corruption clamp down in China, has left people not wanting to carry around those luxury goods like they used to. However, this is probably the best of the luxury goods companies. If there is one luxury goods company that can navigate through this, it would be this one. At the right price he would be interested, but he doesn’t think we are there right now. Would like it in the $130s before getting interested.
COMMENT
COMMENT
February 20, 2015
Besides handbags, this also has a co-ownership in champagne and a watch subsidiary. Luxury stocks have struggled over the last 13 months, because historically they are one of the more straightforward ways to participate in Chinese growth. If you are thinking about stocks that would benefit from a lower euro, this would be at the top of the list. There are more direct ways if you want to play in the Chinese consumer story.
Besides handbags, this also has a co-ownership in champagne and a watch subsidiary. Luxury stocks have struggled over the last 13 months, because historically they are one of the more straightforward ways to participate in Chinese growth. If you are thinking about stocks that would benefit from a lower euro, this would be at the top of the list. There are more direct ways if you want to play in the Chinese consumer story.
PAST TOP PICK
PAST TOP PICK
December 16, 2014
(A Top Pick Dec 17/13. Down 5.02%.) The idea was that with the high-end consumer, the company would be able to name their price on articles, our European recovery. Didn’t make any money on this.
(A Top Pick Dec 17/13. Down 5.02%.) The idea was that with the high-end consumer, the company would be able to name their price on articles, our European recovery. Didn’t make any money on this.
PAST TOP PICK
PAST TOP PICK
April 1, 2014
(A Top Pick April 9/13. Up 11.89%.) Likes their portfolio of brands. They are all in the major categories, wine/spirits, fragrances, watches and they also do the airport duty-free shops. They really target the upper end consumer, which is pretty recession resilient. Yield of about 5.3%.
(A Top Pick April 9/13. Up 11.89%.) Likes their portfolio of brands. They are all in the major categories, wine/spirits, fragrances, watches and they also do the airport duty-free shops. They really target the upper end consumer, which is pretty recession resilient. Yield of about 5.3%.
PAST TOP PICK
PAST TOP PICK
March 5, 2014
(Top Pick Mar 14/13, Up 6.04%) Hoped for more growth. Hurt by slow down in emerging markets. In China they really like the high end brands. They are transitioning to soft leather without their logo. Yield close to 3%. As global economy recovers we will see a return of the high end consumers.
(Top Pick Mar 14/13, Up 6.04%) Hoped for more growth. Hurt by slow down in emerging markets. In China they really like the high end brands. They are transitioning to soft leather without their logo. Yield close to 3%. As global economy recovers we will see a return of the high end consumers.
COMMENT
COMMENT
January 28, 2014
After years of fantastic stock performance, this had a sort of sideways 2013. This stand from fears that gift giving in China will be materially lower as the new leadership seeks to crack down on corruption. The other concern is that their core brand is beginning to become a bit too ubiquitous so it is struggling to carve out its niche. Its watch brands are decent but really aren’t the same peer nor as scalable on margin profitability as some of its competition.
After years of fantastic stock performance, this had a sort of sideways 2013. This stand from fears that gift giving in China will be materially lower as the new leadership seeks to crack down on corruption. The other concern is that their core brand is beginning to become a bit too ubiquitous so it is struggling to carve out its niche. Its watch brands are decent but really aren’t the same peer nor as scalable on margin profitability as some of its competition.
TOP PICK
TOP PICK
December 17, 2013
(US Over the Counter.) Has over 60 very identifiable brands. It is hard to believe, but Louis Vuitton is going even more upscale and targeting the ultra wealthy. Feels that the global recovery and the over wealthy are continuing to spend a lot of money.
(US Over the Counter.) Has over 60 very identifiable brands. It is hard to believe, but Louis Vuitton is going even more upscale and targeting the ultra wealthy. Feels that the global recovery and the over wealthy are continuing to spend a lot of money.
COMMENT
COMMENT
August 28, 2013
Paris based luxury goods company. If not the largest, it is one of the largest globally. Two businesses drive this stock. The drinks business, basically champagne in Cognac, as well as the fashion and leather goods business such as handbags, shirts, etc. Those 2 divisions are 75% of earnings before interest and tax. Cognac is a popular gift item in China and a lot of their government officials are being strongly discouraged from giving gifts. Has underperformed so there is probably some catch-up over the next year or 2.
Paris based luxury goods company. If not the largest, it is one of the largest globally. Two businesses drive this stock. The drinks business, basically champagne in Cognac, as well as the fashion and leather goods business such as handbags, shirts, etc. Those 2 divisions are 75% of earnings before interest and tax. Cognac is a popular gift item in China and a lot of their government officials are being strongly discouraged from giving gifts. Has underperformed so there is probably some catch-up over the next year or 2.
