LRLCY News and Press, L'Oreal S.A. ADR From 06/24/22

L'Oréal (OTC: LRLCY) is often considered a dependable blue-chip stock for long-term investors. Over the past 10 years, the French cosmetics giant generated a total return of about 250% and easily outperformed its American competitors, Revlon (NYSE: REV) and Coty (...

L’Oréal reported great fiscal 2021 results, and after the company struggled due to COVID-19, it reported much higher revenue and EPS than before the COVID-19 recession. The business is growing organically as well as by acquisitions and can also increase its margins over ti...

Nestlé has a defensive product volume mix, making it a useful hedge in a downturn. The company has shown good ability to raise prices and protect margins. The group has a consistent dividend growth and is reasonably valued. For further details see: Nestlé: The ...

Fisher's 13F portfolio value decreased from ~$179B to ~$165B in Q1 2022. Nvidia, Intuit, Broadcom, Verizon, Uber, AMD, & Meta Platforms were increased while reducing Intel, Walmart, Walt Disney, Cisco, UnitedHealth, Starbucks & Visa this quarter. The top three positions ar...

EL shares fell 5.8% on Tuesday after disappointing results. Organic sales growth was 9% last quarter and expected to be 5-7% for FY22. The reason was China, where COVID lockdowns have reduced in-store sales and disrupted EL's national distribution centers in Shanghai. EL sales gro...

L'Oreal (OTCPK:LRLCF) reports Q1 like-for-like sales up 13.5% or +19% on a reported basis to €9.06B, consumer behavior unaffected by inflation. Sales in North America expanded 21.5% and Latin America surged 33.9%. CEO comment: "While mindful of volatility and uncertainty, we remai...

Charter is our #1 ranked stock, and we will see how it competes against Fixed Wireless in 2022. We also like Verizon after its investor day. PayPal, Mastercard and Visa are all in our top 10 by forecasted returns, and we believe they deserve to be at their current P/E or higher. M...

March was a busy month for the portfolio. I sold my stake in South Jersey Industries, as it is being acquired, and that freed up money for more purchases than usual in March. Consumer staples, luxury goods companies, and Dividend Aristocrats were among the items on my shopping lis...

We are upgrading our rating on L'Oréal, after shares fell 22% from their peak, back to 5% below the level at our previous downgrade. With structural market growth in Beauty, L'Oréal sales growing faster than market and margins expanding, we expect an EPS CAGR near 10%. 2...

EL shares have fallen 26% since their peak in early January, the result of wider market turmoil following the Russian invasion of Ukraine. While EL has suspended all commercial activity in Russia, its exposure to the country is just slightly over 1% of total revenues. Operational ...