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3 Stock Ideas from Guy Spier's Event

Compounding Quality • 1533 implied HN points • 11 Feb 24

💰 Finance Investing Stocks Networking Luxury goods Retail

Investing in yourself is always valuable and pays off in the long run
The people you surround yourself with play a big role in your success and growth
Learning from successful individuals who are humble and constantly seeking knowledge is key to personal and professional development

LVMH's Stellar Returns

Compounding Quality • 1415 implied HN points • 26 Jan 24

💰 Finance Luxury goods Financial results Investment

LVMH reported great financial results in 2023, showing growth in revenue and profits.
The company's global presence with a diverse portfolio of luxury brands contributes to its success.
LVMH proposed a dividend of €13 per share, showcasing positive financial performance.

Buying This Luxury Empire

Compounding Quality • 904 implied HN points • 14 Jan 24

💰 Finance Stocks Investing Luxury goods Market Analysis Company analysis

Luxury goods have enduring appeal and never go out of fashion
The company being highlighted is a strong player in the luxury industry with a diverse portfolio of brands and global presence
The company has shown strong financial performance with consistent revenue and cash flow growth, making it an attractive investment option

Birkenstock IPO: Is it worth $10B?

SatPost by Trung Phan • 84 implied HN points • 06 Oct 23

💼 Business Fashion Retail Luxury goods Entrepreneurship

Birkenstock is planning a $10B IPO on the NYSE, generating excitement in the market.
The brand's long history and quality make it a potential investment based on the Lindy Effect.
CEO Oliver Reichert played a key role in Birkenstock's success, increasing revenue and margins significantly.

Dub Housing

Kneeling Bus • 156 implied HN points • 17 Feb 23

🎭️ Culture Housing Urbanization Luxury goods Globalization

Housing shortages are common in desirable areas like Lake Tahoe due to a surplus of people and limited housing supply.
The demand for housing in luxury tourist destinations can outstrip supply, turning basic human needs into luxury goods.
There is a growing need to balance market forces with regulatory incentives to ensure fair resource allocation in areas like Lake Tahoe.

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