As premier jewelery retailer Tiffany (NYSE:TIF)
continues to beat expectations, it's getting harder to argue that the
Street overvalues the company's brand and future cash flows. Not only is
the company outperforming in difficult markets like Europe, but efforts
to improve operating performance seem to already be delivering results.
Factor in an eventual improvement in the Americas and future growth in
businesses like watches, and I can understand why Tiffany is a popular
pick. I'm personally not willing to chase Tiffany up at these levels
(particularly when it seems like 20% to 30% pullbacks are routine), but
it's hard to argue with a company that is performing at a pretty high
level despite what should be a tough global environment.
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Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Investopedia: Tiffany Continues To Execute At A Higher Level
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Saturday, December 1, 2012
Investopedia: Aspirational Shoppers Trip Up Tiffany
When
you're a public company, investors' appetite for growth has to be
taken into account when it comes to business strategy. I suspect this
is part of the reason so many publicly-traded luxury brands have
spent the last two decades targeting that "mass affluent"
market. While that approach has generally earned these companies
quite a lot of money on balance, it may have been part of what
tripped up Tiffany
(NYSE:TIF)
this quarter. Even with the disappointment, though, this is still not
what you'd call a cheap stock.
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Friday, August 3, 2012
Investopedia: Is It Time To Hitch Up The Coach?
As a seller of something that many people want, but nobody really needs, Coach (NYSE:COH)
is an interesting economic barometer in its own right. Like so many
other semi-luxury or luxury brands, Coach knows how much of its future
growth rests in China, but the company must also find that sustainable
niche of "affordable luxury" that is so hard to maintain in the North
American market. While economic weakness is going to have a
disproportionate impact on Coach, this stock is a name to watch as a
rebound play for when conditions and sentiment turn more positive.
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