Booking (BKNG) Still Seeing Strong Travel Trends, But Growth May Slow in 2024
Booking.com (BKNG) continues to delivers strong growth. But is the travel trend slowing down? Let’s take a closer look.
Booking.com (BKNG) continues to delivers strong growth. But is the travel trend slowing down? Let’s take a closer look.
Booking.com (BKNG) & Priceline are having great Summer travel seasons. But the stock is up a bunch in 2023. Does it still have upside?
Booking.com (BKNG) just set quarterly records for room nights and gross bookings, as the Summer travel season is heating up.
Booking (BKNG) is looking like a future stock market leader as people travel again. This stock has the potential to reach 3600 in 2024.
Booking (BKNG) isn’t seeing a poor economy for travel. In fact, business is getting better as its seeing strong bookings for 2023 Q1.
Booking (BKNG) is bouncing back from slow travel COVID times. But looking ahead, bookings growth seems to be simmering down.
Booking.com (BKNG) is preparing for a busy Summer travel season ahead as airports are packed and hotels are selling out.
Booking.com (BKNG) could see unparalleled demand for travel this Summer as American families travel once again.
Booking (BKNG) stock might be in for a HUGE 2022 as International travel could soar with COVID variants weakening.
Booking.com (BKNG) & Priceline could see a boon in business as travel restrictions ease around the world. 2022 could be big.
Business travel has been slow to pick back up after COVID-19, and that’s hurting profits at Booking (BKNG) and Priceline.
Booking (BKNG) stock — parent of Priceline — is looking good right now as Summer travel is expected to soar again.
COVID-19 vaccines are now being distributed. So travel looks to surge surge in 2021, and Booking (BKNG) should thrive.
Booking.com (BKNG), formerly Priceline, might not have profits return to normal until 2022. Time to sell the stock?
Travel isn’t bouncing back anytime soon, and that’s bad for Booking Holdings (BKNG). Still, long-term upside is solid.
Booking (BKNG) is down-and-out as travel plans have been zapped worldwide. But there’s 70% upside to our 2021 Fair Value.
Booking (BKNG), formerly Priceline, delivers a perfect blend of safety and growth for both conservative and growth investors.
Booking (BKNG) grew profits 15% last qtr even though a strong U.S. dollar trimmed sales growth from 12% to 7%.
Booking.com (BKNG) has a lot of little things bringing down profits last qtr. Should we be concerned or will profits bounce back?
Booking (BKNG) management is spending to grow its brand, and will incur some currency expenses, which will hut profits. But BKNG always underpromises.
Although it doesn’t grow as fast as it used to, Booking (BKNG) has still increased every since year since 2003. Now that it’s dipped, BKND is lookin good for 2019.
The word-on-the-street Booking’s (BKNG) growth was slowing. Apparently not. BKNG delivered 37% profit growth last qtr.
Booking (BKNG) has been growing like a weed the last decade, yet even at this large scale was still able to deliver 21% profit growth last qtr.
Priceline (PCLN) has changed its company name to Booking Holdings (BKNG) as Booking.com drives a significant majority of operating results.
Strong worldwide economic growth is positive for travel, which is why I feel Priceline (PCLN) will continue to grow in the high-teens. And a lower dollar helps profits too.
With markets at their highs and economies strong around the globe, Priceline (PCLN) and its travel sites continue to see strong demand as people have money.
Although Priceline.com’s (PCLN) EPS fell 6% last qtr, there’s a good reason for that (more inside). Still, the company is on track to grow 17% a year long-term.
The trend is your friend, and Priceline.com (PCLN) has been riding a wave higher as hotel books continue to surge. But with the stock high, is this the time to sell?
Priceline (PCLN) is the world’s largest online travel agency, but even at this large scale the company is still growing sales at a rapid rate.
Priceline.com’s (PCLN) vacation home rentals have jumped from 420,000 to 500,000 just since May, and helped boost hotel nights 24% last qtr.
Growth stocks haven’t done much in the past year as value stocks lead the market. This has left good stocks like Priceline (PCLN) undervalued.
Priceline’s (PCLN) profit growth got zapped three qtrs ago due to the strong dollar. But now growth has accelerated into the teens. Could a return to 20% profit growth be on the horizon?
Priceline (PCLN) is having a tough time with the strong dollar, but profits could still grow 19% in 2016.
Priceline’s (PCLN) profits were flat last qtr due to the strong dollar, but PCLN’s businesses are still growing faster than 20%.
Priceline’s (PCLN) best days are behind it as it deals with a strong dollar and the law of large numbers.
Priceline (PCLN) lowered guidance, and investors sent PCLN higher as they look forward to Summer.
After going from $600 to $1200 in a year, Priceline.com (PCLN) took a year to digest its gains. Now the stage is set to go higher.
Priceline.com (PCLN) just keeps on beating the street, and continues to be undervalued even at these levels.
Priceline’s (PCLN) purchase of OpenTable (OPEN) will keep the growth going.
Priceline.com (PCLN) crushed earnings estimates again. PCLN is on a roll and here’s where I think its headed.
Priceline.com (PCLN) isn’t as undervalued as it usually is, but this is a good quality stock you can invest heavily in.
Last qtr Priceline.com (PCLN) was $814 and I said it was worth $1057 — 30% higher than it was selling for. Now it’s $1067. If its a big position you can take profits, just don’t sell it all.
The affect of Priceline.com (PCLN) has been priceless to our portfolios. This top stock is still undervalued, even at $814. Here’s my outlook…
Priceline.com (PCLN) is close to its highs, but that’s not high enough. The $700 stock should be $1000.
Everybody keeps dissing Priceline.com (PCLN). The stock has a P/E in the teens even as it’s one of the best stocks this decade. Time for a move up.
Priceline (PCLN) has always been slashing prices. Now I’m slashing prices — my Fair Values on PCLN stock just got slashed now that estimates have fallen.
Shares of Priceline.com (PCLN) have declined from a high of $767 in April to $620 as of yesterday’s close. At 20 times earnings, it’s is a buy.
Priceline.com (PCLN) has shot from $475 to $640 this year. That’s a big time move. Here’s where I think the stock is going next.
Priceline.com (PCLN) has its lowest Q4 P/E since 2008. In 2009 the stock tripled. Here’s what I see this favorite of mine doing in 2012.
Priceline.com (PCLN) just got HUGE increases in Annual Profit Estimates. The company is raking in the dough as bookings rose 70% last quarter. This $500 stock is cheap.
I don’t know why people be hatin on Priceline (PCLN) stock. Priceline’s still slammin it. A fall from $560 to $485 is only 13%. No biggie. We so serious?
Priceline’s (PCLN) half way to $1000 — and business continues to heat up. This stock is so high. My thoughts on this stock may surprise you.
$600 is the lucky number — and there are a couple of reasons why I think this stock should hit that price in 2011.
Priceline.com (PCLN) has gone from $195 to $341 since last quarter. The reason for the rise is a reversal of fortune. As you can see from the one-year chart on the left, the stock’s made investors a fortune.
Left: PCLN had 53% profit growth last quarter — which is great — but the stock’s almost doubled since July and is in desperate need of a breather.
Booking Holdings (BKNG) is expected to report qtrly profits (EPS) and revenues:
Profits Estimates: $14.07 vs. $11.60 = +21%
Revenue Est: +12%