The recent decisions and performance of Expedia Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:EXPE) have seen diverse responses from multiple institutional investors, with some increasing their holdings while others are reducing their stakes. Despite the travel industry facing challenges due to ongoing global circumstances, Expedia has still managed to achieve a 120% return over the last five years. Nevertheless, the fear of a possible recession led to Aristotle Atlantic’s Focus Growth Strategy selling off Expedia stocks. The Expedia stock has undergone fluctuations, with its trading volume surging 54.56% to $373 Million, ranking 310th in the market. Moreover, the stock has been experiencing turbulence, with shares dropping by as much as 16% due to Tariff Tension Impact. Despite these setbacks, bullish sentiments remain, with Morgan Stanley forecasting strong price appreciation for the stock, and recent trades triggering a bullish reversal pattern with a $200 price target in sight. Looking ahead, key financial results and market updates are expected in Expedia's Q2 2025 earnings on August 7. Despite the doubts, multiple hedge funds consider Expedia among the best high-risk stocks to invest in.
Expedia Stocks EXPE News Analytics from Fri, 22 Nov 2024 08:00:00 GMT to Sat, 26 Jul 2025 22:29:39 GMT - Rating -2 - Innovation 5 - Information -1 - Rumor -4
