MONC
46.4600 EUR
+3.18%
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Information
Name
Moncler ( Italy )
Currency
EUR
Market Cap
12.21B
Avg Daily Volume
1.08M
52 Week High
59.4 EUR
52 Week Low
41.93 EUR
Trading Hours
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Business Summary
Moncler S.p.A., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the production and distribution of garments, children's clothing, footwear, eyewear and other related accessories under the Moncler and Stone Island brands. It also provides leather goods; bags, backpacks, and accessories; and glasses. The company operates through directly operated stores, e-concessions, multi-brand sales outlets, shop-in-shops in luxury department stores, airport locations, and online luxury multi-brand retailers. It also sells its products through moncler.com, an online store. It operates in Italy, rest of Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and the United States. Moncler S.p.A. was founded in 1952 and is headquartered in Milan, Italy.
Top News
Moncler
+2.87%
Did Flat Quarterly Revenue Just Shift Moncler's (BIT:MONC) Investment Narrative?
finance.yahoo.com
1w ago
Moncler
+2.87%
UPDATE 1-Prada shows resilience in tough luxury market, hot weather weighs on shop traffic
reuters.com
1w ago
Moncler
+2.87%
MONC: Nine-month growth held at 6%, but Q3 faced soft traffic, tourism and weather headwinds
tradingview.com
1w ago
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are cyclical stocks in trading?
Cyclicals are stocks that move in line with the broader economy. They perform well during economic booms and tend to decline during recessions.
Why do traders invest in cyclical sectors?
Traders use cyclicals to capitalize on economic recovery phases, often seeking high returns when consumer spending and business investment rise.
What industries fall under cyclicals?
Automobiles, travel & tourism, retail, restaurants, and luxury goods are common cyclical industries.
Are cyclical stocks risky?
They can be. While they offer growth potential, they are more volatile and sensitive to economic changes compared to defensive sectors.
