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 LVMH ($MC), the global luxury goods giant, has recently been hit hard, with its stock price taking another beating after its third-quarter results missed expectations. Growth forecasts have been adjusted downward, with JP Morgan lowering its target price from 720 EUR to 685 EUR. This has raised the question: Is this a great buying opportunity or just a case of catching a falling knife? Nobody can predict the perfect time to buy, but when a strong business like LVMH is down 35% from its all-time high and sitting around a support level, we see potential value for long-term investors. If the stock price continues to drop, it could present an even better opportunity to accumulate more shares in a high-quality company. For those unfamiliar, LVMH owns 75 luxury brands, including Louis Vuitton, Dior, Kenzo, Bulgari, and even Princess Yachts—brands synonymous with luxury and resilience. From a technical perspective, the 576 EUR level appears to be a solid support as the stock has bounced ...