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12Quarterly figures 28.07-01.08



Sounds absurd, but it's real: Amazon knocks €100 off XR glasses with 135" display & Harman sound
Good morning my dears,
This is not meant to be an advertisement, because I am not paid by anyone and I do everything here on a voluntary basis because the community is important to me.
I want to discuss things with you again and your opinion is always very important to me.
So far, these new glasses have been more of a flop. Appel has partially stopped production and things haven't gone so well at Meta either. And Mark's dream of the Metaverse remained a dream.
It was said that "the glasses are clunky, heavy and too expensive"
But Qualcomm, among others $QCOM (-0,19 %) and $EL (+0,5 %) Luxottica made it possible to eliminate this problem.
The i Phone wasn't an instant hit either.
Based on the latest developments in price, weight and size, how do you see the chances of a breakthrough?
Is there perhaps even a huge market developing here?
And which companies should be able to benefit?
I look forward to your opinions and points of view in the comments.
Thank you, my dears 😘👓🕶️😎🤓🥸
The Viture Pro XR glasses are currently available from Amazon with an 18% discount. Instead of 549.00 euros, the device costs just 448.99 euros. Over 300 sales in the last few weeks and first place in the "3D glasses" category indicate a high level of interest. The deal is limited in time.
The term XR stands for "Extended Reality". This includes AR (augmented reality), VR (virtual reality) and everything in between. With XR glasses, digital content is superimposed directly into the field of vision without you being completely immersed in the real world. This creates a mixture of digital and real life.
Compared to classic VR glasses, which send you completely into virtual worlds, XR glasses such as the Viture Pro allow you to see your surroundings - and add screens or information to them. Smart glasses are also part of augmented reality, but usually only show simple content such as notifications or text. The Viture Pro goes much further: a large display, powerful sound, 3D and even a bit of a movie theater feeling.
The Viture Pro XR glasses are currently available from Amazon with an 18% discount - instead of €549.00, they cost just €448.99. According to Amazon, the device has been ordered over 300 times in the last few weeks. The offer only runs for a short time and can end at any time.
Bestseller no. 1: Are the Viture Pro XR glasses worth it?
The Viture Pro XR glasses are like a portable movie and work screen for your nose. The integrated micro-OLED display projects a virtual image of up to 135 inches, a refresh rate of 120 Hz and a brightness of over 1000 nits - enough to be able to see anything outside. Thanks to the electrochromic film, ambient light can be almost completely blocked out, which significantly improves the viewing experience.
The glasses are connected via USB-C. Many devices are supported - such as iPhone 15 and 16, Android smartphones, MacBooks, PCs, Steam Deck or the Nintendo Switch. With the SpaceWalker app, you can even use multiple virtual screens, play 3D videos or prepare presentations. So if you want, you can work just as well as watch Netflix or play games.
The glasses weigh just 77 grams, come with an aluminum housing and titanium hinges that look robust. Harman is on board for the sound - this ensures surround sound without the surroundings being able to hear. Content is not visible from the outside, which allows for privacy on the train or in a café.
In a nutshell:
Virtual 135-inch Full HD display with 120 Hz and up to 4000 nits peak brightness
Compatible with iPhone 15/16, Android, Mac, PC, Steam Deck, Switch
Electrochromic film blocks almost 100% of ambient light
SpaceWalker app for multi-screen, 3D and productivity tools
Integrated Harman sound, 77 gram weight, full metal housing
The Viture Pro XR glasses are supplied with: the glasses, a USB-C cable, a carrying case and, depending on the version, adapters. They are controlled via small buttons on the temples. If you like to watch series, play games or work on the move, this is a pretty flexible gadget - which is currently also available at a significantly lower price.
Meta presents smart glasses with sporting ambitions. $META (-2,33 %)
More battery life and a new camera: Meta has presented new smart glasses in cooperation with the eyewear brand Oakley. They are not a revolution. But they show the company's aspirations.
The Facebook parent company Meta is preparing to expand its position as the market leader in smart glasses and is extending its collaboration with the eyewear group EssilorLuxottica. The companies have been jointly marketing smart glasses in the Ray-Ban design and brand since 2021. In a blog post on Friday, Meta claims to have sold "millions" of pairs of glasses to date. They now apparently want to build on this success with a new model from the Oakley brand.
(further details can be found under the link)

I think the future is promising in this respect, but judging by the pictures, the model presented still seems a bit clunky
Why I am selling LVMH and betting on an ETF 🇫🇷 🥐🥖🇫🇷 🥳
The French stock market offers a large number of interesting stocks that are also very popular with investors.
Popular?
Well, yes,
Who wouldn't like LVMH, Sanofi, Air Liquid, Airbus, Safran, L'Oreal,
Essilor-Luxottica, Hermes, Danone, Pernod-Ricard and perhaps even more in your portfolio.
in the portfolio.
However, there are some hurdles and risks here.
On the one hand, we have to deal with the selection of stocks and the valuation and try to buy the stocks that we believe will rise in value at a favorable time.
Secondly, buying French shares is subject to French financial transaction tax (FTT) and 30% withholding tax on dividend distributions.
My optimization suggestion:
Instead of dealing with a large number of French shares and ending up doing everything wrong, I choose an ETF.
This has the following advantages, among others:
1 The individual share risk is spread.
2 Tax advantage for withholding tax, thanks to the double taxation agreement (see below)
3 Automatic rebalancing - the worst stocks are removed at regular intervals and new promising stocks are added to the ETF.
4 Low trading fees
Biggest disadvantage:
1 Most likely you will only achieve the average market return.
I have therefore opted for the Xtrackers CAC 40 LU0322250985 and will no longer buy French equities. Alternatively, the accumulating iShares MSCI France IE00BP3QZJ36 would also have been a good choice in my opinion.
Both ETFs offer a tax advantage, although you cannot avoid FTT. However, both Luxembourg and Ireland have a double taxation agreement with France. This means that the withholding tax on French dividends is reduced to 15%. Of course, this tax advantage applies not only to distributing ETFs, but also to accumulating ETFs.
I consider the already low TER of 0.2x% to be completely negligible, as both ETFs have had a positive TD for years.
In view of the weak performance of the current year, we could now be in a phase in which it could pay off to collect shares "cheaply" in order to benefit later from a higher personal dividend yield.
Conclusion:
I am selling LVMH and betting on the Xtrackers CAC 40 ETF to cover my entire exposure to France.
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Mark Zuckerberg announces the end of the cell phone and presents a successor.
Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, has declared that the age of the cell phone will soon be over. He explains this by saying that many people find cell phones too inconvenient. He already knows the successor to the cell phone.
For many people, the cell phone is an everyday object and is used more than once a day for a number of things. However, Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook and current head of Meta, explained in an interview that the era of the cell phone will soon be over.
What did Zuckerberg say? In a conversation with Cleo Abram on YouTube.com, he talked about technology. And here he explained that smart glasses would become the next big platform for users. Because people want to spend their time in a more natural and social way. And cell phones would get in the way of that. So he says:
'I think the trend in IT is to become more ubiquitous, more natural and more social. So you want to be able to interact with the people around you, and I think that [smart glasses] will probably be the next important platform after cell phones.
What makes him think that? He bases his thesis on the observation that users increasingly value discretion and convenience. The glasses, which are worn directly on the face, offer a more immersive and less intrusive experience than the smartphone.
Several manufacturers have been investing in smart glasses and the Metaverse for several years now
What is the current state of development? Major companies in the industry are already investing in this area, with each presenting their own idea of smart glasses. Apple with the Vision Pro and Meta are the most prominent players, but many other companies are also working on similar projects. And Meta and HTC also offer office applications via the PC that you can use through the glasses.

Google Glasses? Google Lenses? They haven't even come close to catching on, although as someone who wears glasses I think the idea is really cool.
(Maybe like EDITH from Iron Man or Tony Stark? 😉)
Analyst updates, 21.11.
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- BERNSTEIN RAISES TARGET FOR NVIDIA TO USD 175 (155) - 'OUTPERFORM' $NVDA (-0,8 %)
- JPMORGAN RAISES TARGET FOR NVIDIA TO 170 (155) USD - 'OVERWEIGHT' $NVDA (-0,8 %)
- EVERCORE ISI RAISES TARGET FOR NVIDIA TO 190 (189) USD - 'OUTPERFORM' $NVDA (-0,8 %)
- JEFFERIES RAISES TARGET FOR SIXT STEMS TO EUR 110 (100) - 'BUY' $SIX2 (+0,15 %)
- DEUTSCHE BANK RESEARCH RAISES RHEINMETALL TO 'BUY' (HOLD) - TARGET 700 (550) EUR $RHM (-0,35 %)
- BARCLAYS RAISES TARGET FOR FRESENIUS SE TO EUR 40 (38) - 'OVERWEIGHT' $FRE (+0,28 %)
- WARBURG RESEARCH raises the target price for ALSTRIA OFFICE from EUR 3.40 to EUR 7.10. Hold. $AOX
- BERNSTEIN raises the price target for ESSILORLUXOTTICA from EUR 194 to EUR 200. Market-Perform. $EL (+0,5 %)
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- DEUTSCHE BANK RESEARCH lowers the price target for NESTLE from CHF 87 to CHF 85. Hold. $NESN (-0,39 %)
- DEUTSCHE BANK RESEARCH lowers the price target for MEDIOS from EUR 23 to EUR 18. Buy. $ILM1 (+0,35 %)
- ODDO BHF lowers the price target for GRENKE from EUR 27.30 to EUR 18.30. Neutral. $GLJ (+1,39 %)
- BERNSTEIN lowers the price target for KERING from EUR 260 to EUR 220. Market Perform. $KER (+3,75 %)
- BERNSTEIN lowers the price target for LVMH from EUR 795 to EUR 700. Outperform. $MC (+1,65 %)
- BERNSTEIN lowers the price target for VESTAS from DKK 250 to DKK 215. Outperform. $VWS (-2,63 %)
- JEFFERIES lowers the price target for SMA SOLAR from EUR 19 to EUR 14. Hold. $S92 (+2,84 %)
- JEFFERIES lowers the price target for VERBIO from EUR 27 to EUR 22. Buy. $VBK (+3,81 %)
- JEFFERIES lowers the price target for PVA TEPLA from EUR 14.50 to EUR 12. Hold. $TPE (+1,4 %)
- HSBC downgrades TARGET to Hold. Target price USD 138. $TGT (-0,76 %)
- UBS lowers the price target for BAYER from EUR 30 to EUR 22. Neutral. $BAYN (-0,82 %)
What do you think of Essilor Luxoticca ? think it's better than Realty Income .
$$EL (+0,5 %) WKN: 863195


How can you draw a comparison 😅
Disadvantages of day trading with Trade Republic?
Since March I have been trading with my TR and Comdirect accounts on a much larger scale than before. I favor TR because of the clarity of the app and the low costs.
For some positions, I have seen in comparison that I can buy cheaper with Comdirect compared to what TR picks up via the spread.
But in my experience, this is only worthwhile for larger positions. It is also offset by the advantage of TR that you can simply buy parts of shares with X amount.
Yesterday, however, I had my doubts. According to my investment plan, it was time $EL (+0,5 %) to cash out. The timing was good, as the share was finally in the black. However, the app showed me that the share had been suspended from trading at Lang & Schwarz.
Today, of course, the share price is down.
I couldn't find out what the reason for this was. As far as I know, there was no public holiday in France. The annual general meeting was on May 24, days ago. The news shows nothing.
Have I missed something?
And is TR's exclusive relationship with Lang & Schwarz a major disadvantage?
Would appreciate opinions from experienced traders here at Getquin. 🙏
P.S. I don't think it has anything to do with the timing of the dividend payout:
https://www.essilorluxottica.com/en/newsroom/press-releases/2024-annual-shareholders-meeting/
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Once again a purchase into the donation depot.
For 3 days Switzerland jumped a share of $EL (+0,5 %) out.
My investment case briefly described here:
Essilor is both a customer and a competitor of my employer.
Customer in the ophthalmic sector, i.e. eyeglasses and contact lenses.
Competitor with its subsidiary from my neighborhood in Wetzlar: Satisloh, in the field of precision optics.
Which is also my department.
Briefly to Satisloh: Until 1998 only under the name Loh, then bought by the Swiss company Schweiter Technologies and 2005 renamed in Satisloh.
This was followed in 2008 by the takeover by $EL (+0,5 %)
A nice evening from rainy Central Hesse 🫶
Looking for a global market leader with great growth potential? Here comes EssilorLuxottica! Who please?
EL is the world's number 1 in the eyewear market with a share of around 25 percent. The beauty of the group from Paris is that they cover the entire value chain from design, manufacturing and distribution in their own stores.
Actually only formed in 2018 from the merger of the French Essilor with the Italian eyewear manufacturer Luxottica, there is a fantastic long-term chart (emerging from the French lens specialist), which has "shed" an average of 11% per year over the past 20 years.
Initially after the merger, there were probably disputes at the management level and also subsequently with the large acquisition of GrandVision (NL, including Apollo Optik) problems, in addition, of course, the stores were closed in the pandemic. Also due to newly issued shares in the course of the merger, the price has more or less been treading water for several years.
Why should EL have such great potential?
An eye doctor gave us the idea. To put it simply: every young person today has a cell phone in front of their nose. And while "in the past" you needed your first pair of glasses at the age of 45 (+/-), today you need them much earlier, at the age of 30. Of course, this also means that new glasses are needed more and more often.
Whether this is really true is actually beside the point. There are more and more people and therefore a "company with a moat" like EL is predestined in the long term to increase sales and profits. As the chart shows, they have been demonstrating for some time now.
Otherwise, the long-term numbers (which I have from Luxottica) are nice, but not very meaningful due to the merger and acquisitions. In 2010, revenue/share was €12.59, and €50.95 is expected for 2022. Dividend development is overall very positive (2010 €0.44, 2022e €2.85), but fluctuating and "afflicted" with default in 2019 and French withholding tax in addition.
If you can get over that, EssilorLuxottica is a promising European growth group with a great long-term chart and a current discount of about 20-25% from the high price.
Do you know EL? Are you invested?

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