Christian Dior SA manufactures luxury products such as upscale clothing, champagne and wines, cognac and spirits, luggage and leather goods, perfumes and cosmetics, and jewelry and watches. The Company markets its products internationally. The company holds more than 40% of LVMH capital.

The luxury has not met crisis. Analysts are still confident; they have revised upwards many times the EPS, during last year. The company is still attractive with a price earnings ratio of 13 times earnings per share, and EV / sales ratio of 0.9x.

The share has fallen in the last trading sessions and now is testing its 50 day moving averages. This decline could give a good point of entry for active investors. The share could take benefit from support of moving average, and could soon reach the historic high of EUR 119. The break out of this level could open new highs scenario. A stop loss will be placed EUR 110.4