💼 Inside the Portfolio: Updates from our Swing Trading Desk

25 Sept 2024 - Insights, adjustments, and forecasts about our latest swing trades 💹

Today, our portfolio took a hit, reminding us of the importance of loss mitigation and swift action. BMY's breakout proved to be a fakeout, while OKLO's positive news couldn't prevent a bearish open. Amidst the volatility, we've strategically opened one new position + one in Europe. As we close underperforming positions and seek fresh setups, the market teeters on the edge of a consolidation breakout. Keep your eyes on the Nasdaq – it might lead the charge in the coming days.

1. LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE (MC) - Euronext

LVMH is a French multinational luxury goods conglomerate headquartered in Paris. The company owns 75 prestigious brands across six sectors including fashion, wines & spirits, and watches & jewelry.

Technical Analysis and Investment Rationale:

LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE (Euronext: MC.PA) has emerged as a compelling long-term opportunity in our portfolio. Following a significant correction from its double top above €900 in April 2023, the luxury goods titan has shed over 30% of its value, presenting an attractive entry point for value investors.

Our analysis reveals a critical test of the €600 support level, established in October 2022. Despite a brief violation last week, the stock has demonstrated resilience with a bullish gap-up, now attempting to consolidate above the psychologically important €610 level. This price action suggests a potential bottoming process and could signal the start of a new uptrend.

LVMH presents an intriguing risk-reward proposition, blending elements of both swing trading and long-term investment. Our initial target sits at the €700 level, representing a significant technical and psychological resistance point.

The recent insider buying activity at these depressed levels is a strong bullish indicator, signaling management's confidence in the company's intrinsic value and prospects. This corporate insider behavior often precedes a turnaround in stock performance.

While the luxury goods sector has faced headwinds, particularly due to economic challenges in China - a crucial market for high-end products - we believe the worst may be behind us. The potential for economic stabilization and a rebound in consumer spending, especially in the Asian markets, could act as a catalyst for LVMH's recovery.

Our risk management strategy involves closely monitoring the stock's ability to hold above the recent gap. A sustained close below €600 would necessitate a reevaluation of our thesis.

Entry Day: 25 September

Price: € 615.20