President Macron turned Davos 2026 into a runway.
Accidentally boosting iVision Tech shares by 28% after wearing €659 Henry Jullien aviators. This Davos 2026 viral moment happened because Macron wore the “Pacific S 01” model to protect a burst eye vessel. Trading was halted twice as investors chased the “Top Gun” aesthetic during the summit. If Davos World Economic Forum (WEF) 2026 taught us anything, it’s that a single viral wardrobe choice can add Rs 38 crore to a micro-cap’s value overnight.
- iVision Tech stock (parent of Henry Jullien) surged nearly 28% in one session.
- Market cap increased by €3.5 million following the viral “Top Gun” memes.
- The Henry Jullien website crashed due to “exceptional volume” from global shoppers.
- Analysts now monitor “Vibe Shifts” at Davos 2026 as legitimate economic indicators.
👉 Why this matters: In 2026, world leaders are the new “ultra-influencers,” where a simple fashion choice can move millions in capital faster than a policy speech.
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