There has been a flurry of activity surrounding Expedia Group (NASDAQ:EXPE), leading to a mixture of optimism and concern among investors. Following mixed Q3 results, its stock has been both upgraded and downgraded by various analysts, creating market volatility. Reports of acquisition interest by Uber have further driven the stock to new heights, despite the selling of large amounts of shares by entities like the New York State Common Retirement Fund.
Furthermore, Expedia Group did not meet expected Q3 sales targets but still experienced an 8.1% rise in stock price. Its strong Q3 performance and increased price target have boosted investor confidence and it seems like the interest in the company is not waning as robust purchases of shares were made by firms like Cozad Asset Management, Robeco Institutional Asset Management, Mediolanum International Funds Ltd, and Van ECK Associates Corp.
However, not everything is rosy for Expedia Group; there have been instances of company insiders selling their stock, which may hint at potential weakness. The full-year outlook for the company has also decreased and there are indications of disappointing earnings due to conservative accounting.
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