1Mon·

Entry opportunity KERING

Hi folks,

I would like to hear your opinion on $KER (+1.95%) . If they manage to build on their old successes, there is still a lot of room for improvement, what do you think?

$MC (+2.27%) is not an alternative for me Frage🙆🏻‍♂️

9 Comments

ThemenmitKopf@topicswithhead

1Mon

Go to LVMH. Over the years, I've realized that Kering can't do anything. You can create value regardless of the share price and that's always been the case with Kering. It did very well in the short term, hence the share price, but the owner family never looked at the share price. More than halved with the best brands in the world is simply sick.

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Timur Keser@Timurkeser

1Mon

@topicswithhead I'm also more into LVMH.
But doesn't that stupid withholding tax bother you there?

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Yasin21@Yasin21

1Mon

@Timurkeser So alcohol in the company bothers me...

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ThemenmitKopf@topicswithhead

1Mon

@Timurkeser no longer invest in either. But I would invest in Dior and take the small discount with me. Then the taxes won't hurt as much.

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1Mon

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Finanzielle-Freiheit@Finanzielle-Freiheit

1Mon

@topicswithhead that's exactly how I do it ;) finally someone who has understood it.

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Timur Keser@Timurkeser

1Mon

@Coyote980 15%?
Let's say, to make it mathematically simple, I get a dividend of 100 euros.
Then 30% is already deducted directly from France or, in other words, I only get 70 euros.
And then I have to pay tax on that again here, don't I?
Or do I just have a stone in front of my head 😂🙈

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Thewolfofxetra@thewolfofxetra

1Mon

$KER has been in a downward trend since August 2021, which intensified once again in April 2023. However, the share is not only under pressure from a technical perspective - the fundamental picture is no better. Sales and profits are fluctuating strongly, while debt is the only thing that is rising continuously and over the long term. For me, $RMS remains the only share in this segment with convincing long-term potential.

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