7Mes·

Luxury goods giant at a discount price

14.04

LVMH

Acquistato a 501,00 €

32 Commenti

Alexander_Bitcoin@Alexander_Bitcoin

7Mes

soon also available for 400 euros

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Kurz@MrKurt89

7Mes

@Alexander_Bitcoin would be a dream come true. I hope you're right

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Sansebastian@Sansebastian

7Mes

@Alexander_Bitcoin I also think €440 is realistic

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Chris@Multibagger

7Mes

@Sansebastian Me too

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Marcel@Mcl1991

7Mes

@TraderXJoe and I don't care

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Basti92@BavarianLion

7Mes

I don't think much of LVMH at the moment! Neither of the shares nor of the products. Louis Vuitton used to be real luxury, but if you look at the boutiques today, it's all just mid-range goods at exorbitant prices! But that's just my personal opinion!

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Silas W.@DynasticGrind

7Mes

@BavarianLion Louis is actually only worn by derailed teenagers or people who spend too much time on Instagram (where everything is fake - including the majority of users...)

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Kurz@MrKurt89

7Mes

@DynasticGrind As long as they spend a lot of money on it, I don't care who wears it.

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Basti92@BavarianLion

7Mes

@DynasticGrind I used to love buying accessories from Louis myself! But when I look at the new stuff, it's just the "name" you pay for, not the quality.

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Silas W.@DynasticGrind

7Mes

@MrKurt89 Not for me. With such a fast-moving "customer base" that is already chasing the next trend tomorrow, I wouldn't be so sure that the profits are even remotely reliable.

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BeachPlease@BeachPlease

7Mes

Death Cross in mid-February, why should you invest?

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Kurz@MrKurt89

7Mes

@BeachPlease What is a death cross?

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BeachPlease@BeachPlease

7Mes

@MrKurt89 A signal. When the moving average of the last 50 days/units pierces the moving average of the last 200 days/units from above, it indicates a longer price drop.

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Kurz@MrKurt89

7Mes

@BeachPlease ah well. Thank God nobody knows what the price of a share is doing. Trends and lines on prices only interest short-term investors, and I don't count myself among them.
But thanks for the explanation.

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BeachPlease@BeachPlease

7Mes

@MrKurt89 When the trend is down, do you invest? xD

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Chris@Multibagger

7Mes

@MrKurt89 This is really something I will never understand. Why don't you care if a share falls 10-20% in the next few weeks/months because you are investing for the long term? Just to be clear, buying 20% cheaper also means 25% more appreciation and 25% more dividends on the same investment in the long term. You can't be indifferent to that. Or is there something in your and some other people's way of thinking that my horizon is not sufficient for?

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Walter S.@Roots

7Mes

@Multibagger I do it in the savings plan... Nicely every month... At the moment at least the price is not going up...

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Kurz@MrKurt89

7Mes

@Multibagger relatively easy to explain:
NOBODY knows what the share price will do. If the market offers me a reasonable price at which I am prepared to buy, I invest a first tranche in the respective share. I determine the number of tranches before I invest (usually 2-4). My aim is never to hit the bottom. But at least I want to get my foot in the door when the price is attractive. If the price then falls further, I am happy about a favorable price. If the price rises again, I have a rising share in my portfolio and I don't complain.
You see, it doesn't make a big difference what the price does, it's important to hold the share for as long as possible! In the meantime, I enjoy the dividends and continue to read up on the companies. And if the price of my share falls by 50% in the meantime (e.g. Vonovia), I'm not interested because I have no intention of selling.
I hope that was understandable and I'll end with a quote: "The stock market is there to transfer capital from the active to the patient", Warren Buffet.

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Chris@Multibagger

7Mes

@MrKurt89 Thank you for your detailed explanation. I can understand it, but I don't share it, especially not in the case of shares like LVMH, where there can be no question of an attractive dividend yield. Of course, you don't always hit the bottom. But if everything speaks against the share as it does at the moment, I would wait for a bottom to form. I would currently place a buy order for 450 if I were an investor. If a share falls 50% and you don't care, you must have money like hay, because the share has to double to get back to the level. I don't know how old you are, but I traded a lot during the Neuer Markt at the turn of the millennium. My portfolio often fluctuated by 30-40% a day. That's not always fun and I have no desire or patience to wait years or decades until I'm back at the same level. But everyone has to find a way that they feel comfortable with.

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BeachPlease@BeachPlease

7Mes

@Multibagger What people like that push in, people like us skim off. Let them buy the highs, that's just the way it is :)

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Kurz@MrKurt89

1Mes

@Multibagger you were right with your 450, not bad 👍🏼

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