InvestED Episode # 467: More Ulta Issues
As financiers the world over come to grips with the rapidly changing financial landscape, where ETFs, meme stocks, and cryptocurrencies are all carving out their own space in a reputable community, how do worth investors assess the future of a business?
While some may see these changes as a huge disturbance to the market at large, there are others who, from a Buffett viewpoint, see the same cycle of boom/bust/reset playing out as it's done so often times in the past.
This week, Phil and Danielle continue from their leaping off point of the cosmetics market to inform us why the difference between development and value stocks isn't nearly as considerable as establishing the worth of the business in order to prepare for the future.
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It would seem to me that assuming that revenue drops like a brick because some would not buy a $95 Tom Ford lipstick assumes no substitution between brands. Why wouldn’t someone substitute a $75 Dior lipstick, also available at Ulta? And how much of the revenue mix is those highest tier brands to begin with? My understanding is that Sephora over indexes on the highest tier brands more than Ulta does.