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finance1 year ago

"Uncovering Hidden Gems: AI Stocks to Watch Beyond the Hype"

Amid the hype around artificial intelligence (AI) stocks, it's important to consider other investment opportunities. Booking Holdings and The Trade Desk are two companies that meet the criteria for a solid investment, with positive cash flow, stock buyback programs, and growing revenue. Booking Holdings benefits from the resurgence of the travel industry and a lean business model, while The Trade Desk capitalizes on the evolving advertising landscape, particularly in connected television (CTV). Both companies present attractive long-term investment potential outside the realm of AI stocks.

via The Motley Fool|
#ai#booking-holdings#finance
business1 year ago

"Booking Holdings Faces Stock Decline Amid Concerns Over Travel Reservations and Earnings"

Booking Holdings Inc. experienced a significant drop in its stock value after providing a disappointing forecast for travel reservations and gross bookings, citing the war in Israel and currency fluctuations as contributing factors. The company expects room nights booked to grow by 4% to 6% in the first quarter, below analyst estimates, and gross bookings to increase slightly faster than 7% for the full year. The stock tumbled 10% in response, marking its worst decline since the early days of the pandemic. CEO Glenn Fogel expressed confidence in the company's resilience and anticipated strong growth in global leisure travel demand as the summer season approaches.

via Yahoo Finance|
#booking-holdings#business#forecast
business2 years ago

"Booking Holdings Inc. Surges with AI Stock, Outperforms Market"

While Microsoft often dominates the conversation when it comes to artificial intelligence (AI), investors should consider buying shares of Booking Holdings, an under-the-radar AI stock that could benefit from the AI trend. Booking's management aims to create a "connected trip" where users book every aspect of their travel on its platform directly, and they are training their AI to act as a travel agent to make this vision a reality. By processing customers' payments itself, Booking can boost its cash flow and potentially increase revenue as users book more of their travel arrangements on the platform. With the potential for market-beating returns, Booking Holdings is a sneaky AI stock worth considering.

via The Motley Fool|
#ai-technology#artificial-intelligence#booking-holdings
business2 years ago

Booking Holdings: The Amazon of Travel

Booking Holdings, the parent company of Booking.com, is following the Amazon playbook to become the dominant player in the travel industry. With a vast network of over 3.1 million properties, including 450,000 hotels, Booking has a significant advantage over its competitors. By offering a better customer experience and continuously expanding its offerings, such as rentals, attractions, flights, and payments, Booking is aiming to create a "connected trip" experience. Despite increased spending, Booking has maintained higher margins than other travel companies and is trading at a reasonable valuation, making it an attractive investment option.

via The Motley Fool|
#amazon#booking-holdings#business
business2 years ago

"Amazon, Apple, Block, Tupperware, and More: Midday Stock Movers"

Amazon's stock surged 10% after reporting a massive profit beat and positive guidance, while Apple slipped 3% despite beating earnings expectations. Tupperware Brands saw a 44.1% increase in its stock price after finalizing a debt restructuring deal. Booking Holdings jumped 9% and hit a new 52-week high after announcing strong quarterly results. Icahn Enterprises' shares dropped 25% after cutting its quarterly dividend in half amid criticism from Hindenburg Research. Block's shares plunged 13% despite a strong quarterly report, and Nikola's stock slid 12% after its CEO stepped down and the company reported disappointing second-quarter results.

via CNBC|
#amazon#apple#booking-holdings
business2 years ago

Navigating the Costly Summer Travel Season: Tips and Top Destinations.

International travel demand is booming, but airfares and hotel room rates are also increasing, making it an expensive summer for travelers. However, this should bolster several stocks in the months ahead, particularly those with exposure to international travel such as United Airlines and hotel operators like Whitbread and Marriott International. Travel websites like Booking Holdings and Expedia Group also reported record-breaking quarters due to soaring summer demand, but growth in the coming quarters is unlikely to be as high given tougher comparable periods.

via Barron's|
#airlines#booking-holdings#business