Good Day mooers! Welcome to StockTalk: Daily, Insightfully, Rewardingly! [Rewards awaiting] 8 points for all mooers who participated in the poll below. 88 points for mooers who share their insightful ideas by commenting down. China and North America, the two most important markets for luxury goods, have shown signs of slowing down, raising concerns for major luxury brands. Richemont, the owner of Ca...
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Moomoo SG楼主 :
Join the discussion to win points! What is your view on the luxury industry? Please leave a comment below to share your opinion with us. Your feedback is valuable, and we appreciate your participation.
Kopikarp :
In response to a slower recovery in China's domestic and tourist demand, luxury brands are expected to raise prices, particularly in Europe, and enhance their focus on exclusive experiences to attract ultra-wealthy shoppers. For instance, Balenciaga and Chanel are opening stores exclusively for top spenders in Paris and Asia, respectively. To cater to younger Chinese consumers, brands are modernizing their narratives and launching limited-edition products, making them feel like VIPs. As these consumers view luxury brands as social capital and a lifestyle choice, brands are leveraging social media and influencers to engage with them constantly and to offer unique customer experiences. This multifaceted strategy enables brands to justify premium prices, beyond just brand recognition, and to remain relevant in the evolving luxury market.
102785019 :
Hi, may I know Malaysian need to pay Tax for Singapore Stocks Dividends? if Yes How many %? (I.E: Foreigners need to pay 30% Tax for US stock dividends)
Gong Xi Fuck Cai ❤ :
Currently inflation worldwide is so high that many customers would cut their expenses on those unnecessary luxury. So is better for those luxury companies to adept and cut cost during these period in order to survive first. They can use cheaper thai ah gua to be their brand ambassador instead of superstar to save ads cost. Or eg Victoria secret those lesser material G-string is earning high profit margins. For luxury watch maybe they can design cheaper versions that cater for the affordable mass, or diversify their business selling toilet paper or kotex that human needs.
ZnWC :
Why not do all the four suggested methods in the poll. Cut cost must be done prudently as market sentiment is very important to brand name for luxury good. The company can reduce cost by being more productive and lower material and operating cost. Layoff workers is not an option but shifting operation to a lower cost country is an option. Perhaps the most viable choice is open up new market such as exclusively to the rich, the young and female customer. Marketing strategy is utmost important. But there'll be competition and copy-cat hence the product must be scarce and able to restore value like diamond. Building a ecosystem of service and customer support is another way to distinguish itself from the others. Like gaming industry, acquisition and partnership may be another possibile solution.
LVMH, the world's largest luxury firm, saw a 4.5% rise in stock prices to €874.40 in early European trade on Thursday after reporting a surge in Q1 sales, particularly in China, where growth of 14% drove the increase. LVMH's shares are up almost 30% so far this year, with market capitalization reaching €438bn, over twice the level seen three years ago. The French company owns several luxury brands, including Louis Vuitton, Dior, Tiffany, and Hennessy cognac...
We have gathered 15 Key Insights from the earnings call and slide deck. Let's dive in 1. Asia, particularly China, is now bouncing back rapidly after a long period of restrictions: 2. Both in-store traffic and the online business is picking up in the previously troubled China: 3. Revenue growth by Geography: 4. Organic growth by Business Group: 5. $LVMH was asked if the growth in Q1 was mainly attributable to...
1.$LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton(LVMHF.US)$reported higher than expected first-quarter sales, with a 17% growth on an organic basis. 2.The growth was largely attributed to a rebound in sales in China after COVID-19 lockdowns. 3.LVMH owns luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, Dior, Hennessy, and Tiffany. 4.The group expects China to continue driving growth in 2023. 5.The US market showed signs of waning demand, particularly among younger, lower-spending shoppers....
At the beginning of 2023, luxury brands significantly accelerated their presence in China. Expected recovery According to Bain & Company, luxury goods sales in China will grow by 36% in 2021 and 21% in 2022. Bernstein, a luxury consultancy, forecasts that Chinese luxury demand is expected to rebound to 25%-35% in 2023, with Western market demand growing at 5%-10%. Why are you bullish on China? The resilience of the Chinese market results from l...
Moomoo SG楼主 : Join the discussion to win points! What is your view on the luxury industry?
Please leave a comment below to share your opinion with us. Your feedback is valuable, and we appreciate your participation.
Kopikarp : In response to a slower recovery in China's domestic and tourist demand, luxury brands are expected to raise prices, particularly in Europe, and enhance their focus on exclusive experiences to attract ultra-wealthy shoppers. For instance, Balenciaga and Chanel are opening stores exclusively for top spenders in Paris and Asia, respectively.
To cater to younger Chinese consumers, brands are modernizing their narratives and launching limited-edition products, making them feel like VIPs. As these consumers view luxury brands as social capital and a lifestyle choice, brands are leveraging social media and influencers to engage with them constantly and to offer unique customer experiences. This multifaceted strategy enables brands to justify premium prices, beyond just brand recognition, and to remain relevant in the evolving luxury market.
102785019 : Hi, may I know Malaysian need to pay Tax for Singapore Stocks Dividends? if Yes How many %?
(I.E: Foreigners need to pay 30% Tax for US stock dividends)
Gong Xi Fuck Cai ❤ : Currently inflation worldwide is so high that many customers would cut their expenses on those unnecessary luxury. So is better for those luxury companies to adept and cut cost during these period in order to survive first.
They can use cheaper thai ah gua to be their brand ambassador instead of superstar to save ads cost. Or eg Victoria secret those lesser material G-string is earning high profit margins. For luxury watch maybe they can design cheaper versions that cater for the affordable mass, or diversify their business selling toilet paper or kotex that human needs.
ZnWC : Why not do all the four suggested methods in the poll. Cut cost must be done prudently as market sentiment is very important to brand name for luxury good. The company can reduce cost by being more productive and lower material and operating cost. Layoff workers is not an option but shifting operation to a lower cost country is an option.
Perhaps the most viable choice is open up new market such as exclusively to the rich, the young and female customer. Marketing strategy is utmost important. But there'll be competition and copy-cat hence the product must be scarce and able to restore value like diamond.
Building a ecosystem of service and customer support is another way to distinguish itself from the others. Like gaming industry, acquisition and partnership may be another possibile solution.