crazywatch
Joined: 17 Jun 2016 Posts: 43
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Posted: Thu May 18, 2017 11:08 am Post subject: Luxury spending appears to be absolutely nothing |
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But when you step back and have a look at the bigger image - luxury spending appears to be absolutely nothing such as "happy times are here again" photograph painted through the S&P 500 Index right now.For instance, the folks at Standard & Poor's keep a Global Luxury Index that tracks 30 in the largest publicly traded companies from the worldwide consumer discretionary sector.Learn more,click this site, welcome to leave a message.
We're talking the likes of Tesla, LVMH Mo?t Vuitton, Diageo, Daimler AG, BMW, Pernod Ricard and even Nike. Yet S&P's Global Luxury Index peaked almost a few a long time in the past in July 2014. Considering the fact that then, it's down about 13%.Themed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) of your exact same type, these kinds of as the SPDR International Consumer Discretionary Sector ETF, provide similar results.So what is this action on the luxury paying out front saying? |
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