3 Charts to Know: Luxury Stocks Lit for 2018

The video discusses the impressive year-to-date performance of the BI Global Luxury Goods Index, driven by brands like LVMH, Moncler, and Gucci. It highlights the rebound in key luxury markets, such as Hong Kong, and the impact of ecommerce growth. The video also examines global luxury sales, with China, the US, and Japan as top spenders. It analyzes stock performance, noting the premium for luxury brands and the forward price-to-earnings ratio. Finally, it explores currency effects, particularly the impact of Brexit on the pound and its implications for luxury retail in Europe.

Which luxury brand experienced the highest percentage increase in the BI Global Luxury Goods Index?

• LVMH

• Moncler

• S&P 500

• Kering

What is one of the key factors driving the growth of luxury brands according to the video?

• Increase in local manufacturing

• Rebound in key luxury markets

• Decline in e-commerce

• Decrease in global tariffs

Which country is the largest consumer of luxury goods?

• China

• United States

• Japan

• United Kingdom

What is the forward price to earnings ratio for the most luxurious brands compared to the S&P 500?

• 18.3 for luxury brands, 20.9 for S&P 500

• 20.9 for luxury brands, 18.3 for S&P 500

• 14.0 for luxury brands, 18.3 for S&P 500

• 18.3 for luxury brands, 14.0 for S&P 500

How might Brexit impact the UK's position as a shopping destination?

• It will have no impact on the UK's shopping appeal.

• It will cause American consumers to shop more in the UK.

• It will enhance the UK's appeal due to a weaker pound.

• It will make the UK less attractive due to higher prices.