Abi Foster

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579 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 2 Aug

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The Curve · 50k guaranteed or flip for a million? (The answer says a lot about you). · 2 Aug 2026 podcast

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SpaceX investing back into XAI I think that was roughly around two billion dollars then you've got Tesla investing two billion in XAI which is technically part of SpaceX it just it's just a constant yeah it's a constant like circle of reinvesting back into each other's businesses but honestly it happens a lot with these big companies like they are almost trying to be the pyramid so like they're the businesses at the top but anything that needs to funnel up into them they're

intertwined with everyone I'm interested to hear your take on it I think as an investor I have been overly looking at like emerging markets and markets outside of the US for this main reason that I think we are heavily over invested in AI do I think that they are also becoming too big to fail yes and so I can't mean like they have so much money that they will figure out a way to win because yes

yeah too much like that you know something like what is it the magnificent seven make up more than the stock market of japan canada and uk combined like they're too big like they're too big at this point and so i would never obviously tell anyone to do anything because it's financial education not advice but i would be looking at other markets for the growth because i think there may come a point where these guys they're so big that where does their growth go they're just they just are what they are now like they're just these massive monster companies

Dior is saving the day.

So LVMH, which are just colossal.

So it's Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy.

Fair.

Well, basically, LVMH and the luxury world have been struggling for a long time.

LVMH have tons of brands.

Yeah, I love it.

Like the Loewe, Celine, Givenchy, Fendi, they've got it all.

But Dior, and I actually think...

It's not unsurprising because Dior have done something that I think luxury brands have been struggling to do for years, which is to market to every type of bank balance.

Like they have been able to market their Lady Dior bags to someone that wants to spend like four to like 15 grand on a bag, but also develop a beauty brand that effectively gives you the look of those bags, but in a like...

40 50 pound lipstick which is still a lot of money for a lipstick but it becomes somewhat more achievable and it becomes like this like asset that you have in your bag that makes it look almost like gives the look of your bag being more expensive because you've got the Dior lipstick in it I just so agree with this because I have if I see someone whipping out something like that I'm like oh shake love jealous it's so weird

Like LVMH, getting down to the numbers, they generated 38.6 billion euros of revenue in the first half of 2026.

But obviously...

Their costs have been so much higher and luxury buying has been declining rapidly over the last few years, like following COVID.

And also I think following this like new era on social media of what does like wealth mean to people.

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