You know we love our little blue boxes! Well, apparently, we’re not the only ones. LVMH , curators and purveyors of lux, have their sights set on diamonds... Tiffany diamonds to be exact. 

Recently, LVMH offered to buy the iconic American jewelry brand for $120 per share of stock...in cash. That would value Tiffany & Co. at $14 billion. Wall Street nerds are offended in many ways by the offer. The Monday after LVMH’s offer, shares of Tiffany & Co. opened at $127.65, 30% higher than what LVMH was going to pay. The highest Tiffany’s stock has ever been was $139.50 a share back in July. So, why would they ever settle for less...they know their value! The nerds also figure that, with a name like Tiffany & Co , there should be a premium attached. Think of the possibilities of what these two brands could accomplish together? Some Wall Street nerds are suggesting that Tiff not take anything less than $160. Doesn’t LVMH know who they are dealing with? If they don’t, they better ask somebody! 

#MorePlease
Last week stocks hit another all time high. The Dow was up 1.4%. The S&P 500 came to play delivering 1.5% and the NASDAQ dropped the mic and posted up at 1.7%. But, with stocks hitting highs like this, investors are asking for more and Wall Street nerds are wondering how much more the market has to give.