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Writing about Companies with an Unfair Advantage

I write about companies that have an unfair advantage. I might invest in them as well.

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<ul><li>Luxury stocks are quietly having a midlife crisis.</li><li>Despite looking optically expensive on a trailing earnings basis, luxury names are trading at their cheapest levels in the last five years.</li><li>Stocks like LVMH, Hermès, and Ferrari are all down 20%+ over the past year. Not exactly what you’d expect from brands that sell handbags for the price of a car.</li></ul>

Luxury stocks are quietly having a midlife crisis.Despite looking optically expensive on a trailing earnings basis, luxury names are trading at their cheapest levels in the last five years.Stocks like LVMH, Hermès, and Ferrari are all down 20%+ over the past year. Not exactly what you’d expect from brands that sell handbags for the price of a car.

What Happened to My Rolexes, Champagnes and Birkins? Luxury Is Not so Pricey Anymore $MC.PA, $RM...

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Watches of Switzerland / Equity Bottom-Up

<ul><li>WOS is a luxury watch and fine jewelry retailer, with a focus on selling Rolex and other luxury brands</li><li>Despite strong financial performance and earnings growth, the company's stock price has dropped significantly</li><li>Market misunderstanding of the impact of Rolex's acquisition of Bucherer has led to WOS being undervalued, presenting a buying opportunity for investors.</li></ul>This content is sourced through publicly available sources and has been machine generated. Information displayed is for general informational purposes only. This article was originally published 3 months ago on Value Investors Club.

WOS is a luxury watch and fine jewelry retailer, with a focus on selling Rolex and other luxury brandsDespite strong financial performance and earnings growth, the company's stock price has dropped significantlyMarket misunderstanding of the impact of Rolex's acquisition of Bucherer has led to WOS being undervalued, presenting a buying opportunity for investors.This content is sourced through publicly available sources and has been machine generated. Information displayed is for general informational purposes only. This article was originally published 3 months ago on Value Investors Club.

Watches Of Switzerland (WOSG LN) - Tuesday, Feb 27, 2024

United Kingdom

Watches of Switzerland is an international retailer specializing in luxury watches and fine jewelry. The company operates a network of multi-brand showrooms and mono-brand boutiques, complemented by a robust online presence. It was founded in 1924 and is headquartered in Leicester, United Kingdom.

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Watches of Switzerland (WOSG LN)

What Happened to My Rolexes, Champagnes and Birkins? Luxury Is Not so Pricey Anymore $MC.PA, $RM...

Luxury stocks are quietly having a midlife crisis. Despite looking optically expensive on a trailing earnings basis, luxury names are trading...

Unfair Advantage

Watches Of Switzerland (WOSG LN) - Tuesday, Feb 27, 2024

Market misunderstanding of the impact of Rolex's acquisition of Bucherer has led to WOS being undervalued, presenting a buying opportunity for...

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