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Why Hermès’ margins shame the competitionThis analysis is provided by Eden Bradfeld at BlackBull Research—sign up for their Substack to receive the latest market insights straight to your inbox. You know my favourite stocks are luxury stocks, and they’ve had a hard last year. Richemont and Moncler were the clear standouts from the most recent season (both grew sales), while Brunello did well too. Obviously, Kering did not do well. Here’s Hermes, which pretty much smashed everyone out of the park: Revenue amounted to €15.2 billion (+15% at constant exchange rates and +13% at current exchange rates) Recurring operating income reached €6.2 billion, representing 40.5% of sales Adjusted free cash flow amounted to €3.8 billion, up by 18% Can we take a step back and please admire what smashing results those are — that’s a luxury business which does not cut corners operating on a 40.5% margin, with a free cash flow stream that is unheard of for the luxury industry. Let’s also consider that this is during what is nominally a recession. Worth thinking about what makes Hermes special: A hatred of meetings, corporate hogwash, and the associated. They compete only with themselves — not others . Human values. Hermes objects are made by people and bought by people . Corporate hogwash tends to see people as numbers, and then corporate hogwash forgets about the importance of psychology. A fanatical obsession with product — product is the message. No marketing team. If your product is good enough, and the story you communicate is good enough, the people will come. The same can be said of Brunello, which I have always said is like a “mini-Hermes” — people buy Brunello for quality and the ethos it communicates. Worth re-reading Brunello’s daily routine, which does not look like the nonsense ice bath CEOs who you see on Instagram:
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by BlackBull_Markets
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by TradingMasteryHub
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Hermes Intl. Lets Try The Screwdriver NowHermès International S.A. is a French luxury design house established on 15 June 1837. It specializes in leather goods, lifestyle accessories, home furnishings, perfumery, jewelry, watches and ready-to-wear. Since the 1950s, its logo has been a depiction of a ducal horse-drawn carriage. Technical graph for Hermes stocks (US Dollars - denominated) indicates they turned to extra hot levels earlier this year, somewhere in mid-February 2024. Due to common uncertainty the bubble is going to be finally screwed.
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by PandorraResearch
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Hermes On DiscountI'd suggest you consider buying Hermes stock instead of a bag if you're looking for a surprise. Currently, the stock is trading at a lower price, which you're referring to as a "wholesale value." You can take advantage of this opportunity by purchasing the stock now and potentially selling it at a higher price in the future and getting the bag... I think the bags hold value as long as she keeps it clean btw my lady taught me that, following the principle of "Buy Wholesale, Sell Retail."
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by ImmaculateTony
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Hermès (RMS) Faces Resistance: Breakout or Pullback?Luxury goods giant Hermès International (RMS) is testing its mettle against a key resistance level on the three-month price chart. Currently trading at $2,387, the stock has reached a critical juncture, prompting to question whether a breakout or a pullback is more likely. The resistance level in question represents a three-month trend line, acting as a barrier for further upward price movement. Historically, similar situations have resulted in two distinct outcomes: Breakout: If RMS can decisively break above the resistance line, it could signal a surge in investor confidence and propel the stock to new highs. This scenario would be particularly bullish for those anticipating continued growth in the luxury goods market. Pullback: Alternatively, the stock could experience a pullback, retreating from the resistance level. This wouldn't necessarily be negative but could indicate a period of consolidation before another attempt to break through.
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by Z4F4R
HERMES: Bearish -BUTTERFLY detected +R.O.C DivergenceHERMES: Bearish -BUTTERFLY detected +R.O.C Divergence concerning Hermes the Wolf of Zurich detected a harmonic figure Butterfly in "Daily" the market can go back down to its gap around 2073. then around 1980 € and finally around 1850 according to my Wolfe wave * the "ROC" is in positive territory in "daily" but in "1 hour" the rock makes a divergence with the action with the market here stay careful it was the wolf of Zurich
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by Le-Loup-de-Zurich
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Momentum Stock: Hermes InternationalHermes International SA is a French luxury goods manufacturer that has been a distinguished name in the luxury industry since its inception in 1837. The company operates across a diverse range of high-end goods including leather accessories, ready-to-wear clothing, jewelry, silk and textile products, art of living and tableware, perfumes, and watches. It also handles the weaving, engraving, printing, dyeing, and finishing of textiles, as well as the purchasing, tanning, dyeing, and finishing of precious leathers. Its products are available through a global network of stores and also through specialized stores for watches, perfumes, and tableware. The company's rich history and global presence make it a noteworthy player in the luxury goods sector. Hermes International's potential interest to investors could be attributed to its consistent financial performance and growth. In the past five years, it has shown a strong price performance with over 208% gain, and in the last year alone, the price of the stock has increased by more than 86%. This kind of sustained growth signifies the company's ability to adapt and prosper even in the face of market fluctuations and potential challenges. The company's recent numbers also tell a story of healthy financials. It boasts a Market Capitalization of approximately $225.8 billion, a testament to its size and stability. It has a profit margin of 29.02%, and an operating margin of 41.54% on a trailing twelve-month basis, showing strong profitability. Additionally, the company has reported year-over-year quarterly revenue growth of 29.1% and earnings growth of 35.8%, demonstrating its ability to grow its operations and profits. The company also has a robust dividend policy, currently offering a yield of 0.66%. Regular dividend payouts can be attractive to income-focused investors who are looking for a return on their investment beyond stock price appreciation. In terms of valuation ratios, Hermes' Trailing Price to Earnings (PE) ratio is 61.78 and its Forward PE is 46.95, indicating expectations for future earnings growth. The Price to Sales (P/S) ratio on a trailing twelve-month basis is 16.29, signifying a premium valuation, which might be justified given the company's strong brand and steady performance. In terms of risk, Hermes exhibits a Beta of 0.7474, which means it's less volatile than the overall market. This might appeal to conservative investors looking for less volatile investment options in a well-established, profitable company. Despite its high valuations, the stable financials, sustained growth, and a lower risk profile make Hermes International SA a potentially attractive choice for investors looking for long-term investments in the luxury goods sector. Of course, it's always important for potential investors to conduct their own due diligence and consider their risk tolerance and investment strategy before investing. In terms of any kind of short term entry, the stock has been consolidating for a while and you would need to keep an eye on which way it breaks especially as it has been going up for a while. I would pay particular attention to any upwards movement on both the RSI and MACD for any kind of confirmation. For downside risk management, a trailing stop loss of around 11% would have kept you in most of this trade. If it broke below that it could have been a good sign to exit and look for a new entry when the trend resumed. As always how you interpret and decide to act on any results is up to you. This is just data not financial or trading advice and past performance is in NO WAY any guarantee of future performance. Think of it as a way to spot stocks you might be interested in and can add to your watch list and perform further research on and or discuss with your broker. Again. Not trading advice . Industries and companies change. Trends can end. Do your own research / discuss it with your advisor, but might be one to watch.
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by zAngus
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by Sunstorminvest
HERMES-STRATEGIC MEDIUM/LONG TERM BUY !Following the sharp decline (-30.85 %), since the ATH @ EUR 1678.00 reached on December 1st, 2021, the price action triggered an HAMMER (reversal pattern) coupled with a RSI BULLISH DIVERGENCE, which is a first positive signal calling for a trend reversal towards higher levels. Important to also note that a potential DOUBLE BOTTOM is in progress (first bottom having been reached on October 1st, 2021 @ 1'166.50 ! Today's ongoing price action (long white candle) is, for the time being confirming this reversal and a closing level, on a DAILY BASIS, ideally above the Tenkan-Sen or Conversion line (@ 1'257.80) would add further support to this expected bullish scenario. IMPLICATIONS : UPSIDE : Once this first resistance level will be broken, focus will be on the second resistance area (cluster of both Kijun-Sen or Base line (1288) and the MId Bollinger Band-(1298) -"my own Barometer !", for further development (on this daily time frame, BULLISH above and BEARISH below the Mid Bollinger Band (MBB). The ongoing downtrend resistance line (in red), currently around 1'380 would be the next resistance level to look at ahead of the Daily clouds area (currently very thin) and close to the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement @ 1480.50. A clear upside breakout of the top of the clouds would reopen the door for a new attempt of ATH. DOWNSIDE : Former low @ 1'160.50 is the first support to look at and any dips towards this level should be seen as consolidative move in a new uptrend. Main focus will remain on the WEEKLY CLOUDS SUPPORT AREA (1'200-1'025) with intermediate support @ 1'097,00 this level being the 50% Fibonacci retracement of the big rally which started @ EUR 516.00 in March 16, 2020 CONCLUSION : HERMES is a diamond, very well managed and fundamentally exceptional ! Therefore, STRATEGIC LONG EXPOSURE SHOULD BE BUILT FROM CURRENT LEVEL AND ON DIPS AS A REAL VALUE ADDED ON ANY PORTFOLIO.
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by Ironman8848
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Hermes Reversing. RMSClassical play here. End of the 5 wave ride, now zigzagging. This is accompanied by a divergence, dropping momentum and sloped downward moves. Goodluck out there! We are not in the business of getting every prediction right, no one ever does and that is not the aim of the game. The Fibonacci targets are highlighted in purple with invalidation in red. Fibonacci goals, it is prudent to suggest, are nothing more than mere fractally evident and therefore statistically likely levels that the market will go to. Having said that, the market will always do what it wants and always has a mind of its own. Therefore, none of this is financial advice, so do your own research and rely only on your own analysis. Trading is a true one man sport. Good luck out there and stay safe!
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by Rykin_Capital