Which is the better buy, LVMH or Lululemon?

LVMH (LVMHF) is a Hold at 53/100, read on Oct 16, 2026; Lululemon (LULU) is a Hold at 61/100, read on Jul 3, 2026. By Tickerday's read, Lululemon is the stronger call. Shares trade at a low price-to-earnings ratio of 9.7, suggesting the stock may be undervalued compared to its earnings power.

Which has more upside, LVMHF or LULU?

Over a year, Lululemon's target is $160 (+35.1%) and LVMH's is $470 (+6.1%), each from the price on the day it was read. Lululemon has more room to its target.

Is LVMH or Lululemon stock cheaper?

Tickerday scores LVMH's valuation 75/100 and Lululemon's 90/100, where higher means better value for the price. Their P/E ratios are 17.6 and 9.7. By that measure, Lululemon is the better value.

Which is the safer stock, LVMHF or LULU?

Tickerday scores LVMH's financial health 70/100 and Lululemon's 100/100. By that measure, Lululemon stands on the firmer balance sheet. Their betas are 1.41 and 0.86: the higher the beta, the more a stock tends to swing with the market.

Should I own both LVMH and Lululemon?

That depends on what you own already and why. Tickerday gives each its own call and its reasons, so you can weigh them side by side: both are a Hold right now. Save both to your Almanac and you'll hear when either call changes.

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No. Tickerday's reads are educational analysis, the same for everyone. They show what the numbers and the news point to, in plain English, so you can decide for yourself.

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LVMHF vs LULU

LVMH vs Lululemon stock: which is the better buy?

Tickerday reads LVMH as a Hold at 53 and Lululemon as a Hold at 61. Today, Lululemon is the stronger call.

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LVMHF

LVMH

Hold53/100

Partly cloudy, with 45% confidence

A year from now: $470 (+6.1%)

Read on Oct 16, 2026Full forecast

LULU

Lululemon

Hold61/100

Partly cloudy, with 55% confidence

A year from now: $160 (+35.1%)

Read on Jul 3, 2026Full forecast

Stronger call

Under the hood

Factor by factor

The six things Tickerday weighs, each scored 0 to 100. The higher of each pair is in its call's color.

LVMH

Lululemon

Overall score

LVMHF

LULU

Valuation

LVMHF

LULU

Growth

LVMHF

LULU

Profitability

LVMHF

LULU

Momentum

LVMHF

LULU

Financial Health

LVMHF

LULU

100

Sentiment

LVMHF

LULU

Where they're headed

Price targets

Each target is measured from the price on the day its stock was read.

LVMH

Lululemon

Price when read

LVMHF$442.84 · Oct 16, 2026

LULU$118.43 · Jul 3, 2026

Next week

LVMHF$448 (+1.2%)

LULU$119 (+0.5%)

Next month

LVMHF$445 (+0.5%)

LULU$122 (+3.0%)

Next year

LVMHF$470 (+6.1%)

LULU$160 (+35.1%)

The numbers

Key numbers

LVMH

Lululemon

Market Cap

LVMHF$218.09B

LULU$14.1B

P / E Ratio

LVMHF17.6

LULU9.7

Rev. Growth

LVMHF-3.8%

LULU+4.2%

Net Margin

LVMHF+13.7%

LULU+13.0%

Debt / Equity

LVMHF0.54

LULU0.00

Dividend Yield

LVMHF3.5%

LULU—

Beta

LVMHF1.41

LULU0.86

52-Wk Range

LVMHF$413 – $767

LULU$104 – $252

The argument

The case for and against

Every call has a case against it. Here are both sides, for each stock.

LVMH LVMHF

The case for

Valuation appears attractive with a price-to-earnings ratio of 17.6, which is reasonable for a market leader.
The company is highly profitable, with a strong gross margin of 66.4% and a healthy net margin of 13.7%.

The case against

Sales are currently shrinking, with revenue declining by 3.8% over the last year.
The stock has been in a significant downtrend, trading much closer to its 52-week low than its high.

Lululemon LULU

The case for

Shares trade at a low price-to-earnings ratio of 9.7, suggesting the stock may be undervalued compared to its earnings power.
The company has zero debt (Debt/Equity of 0.00), giving it exceptional financial stability.

The case against

Revenue growth has slowed to 4.2%, a significant drop from its historical performance, raising concerns about its future trajectory.
The stock price is in a steep downtrend, trading near its 52-week low of $104, indicating very negative market momentum.

Tickerday's reads are educational analysis, the same for everyone, not financial advice. LVMH was read on Oct 16, 2026 and Lululemon on Jul 3, 2026; each one's page has the full forecast.

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LVMH vs Lululemon stock: which is the better buy?

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