Ferrari's average selling price in 20 15 was 271 thousand dollars per unit, and they were selling 7, looks like seven thousand 664 units that they sold. T last year, their average selling price was 320 thousand dollars, and they had over 11 thousand unit s they sold. So it's not that they necessarily take the same unit and increase its price. No, dramatically. It's more like, in every x umberof years at usold i they' befresh ever three years, and may come out like a revamped product.
IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN:
02:03 - The importance of pricing power for a company operating in an inflationary environment.
04:06 - How an investor can determine whether a company has adequate pricing power or not.
09:39 - Why Costco has spectacular pricing power, despite its very low margins.
19:51 - The investment case for Ferrari.
42:57 - What an idiosyncratic business is.
And much, much more!
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