NASDAQ:EXPE

Expedia (EXPE)

264.17
+2.42 (0.92%)
as of Sep 25, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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They have done exceptionally well. Most of the travel e-tailers have done so. Dividend growth has been 7% for the last 5 years. Free cash flow has been growing, but is slowing down and is probably why the stock is easing back down. It all depends on how their pricing power will do.

HOLD

A good internet company. It has had a really good run and the valuation is right up there. He wants to own this company, but buy it much lower. He would look for a miss-pricing.

TOP PICK

The earnings growth is not priced in from the acquisition it just closed. It could be the "go-to" consolidator in the travel business.

COMMENT

Chart shows a pattern that seemed to be trending up through 2012 but is now breaking down. One of the factors that you should be looking for in a change of trends is the highs and lows, peaks and troughs. This chart is showing lower highs and lower lows. The recent pop has come up to the possible beginnings of a new downtrend. He is cautious on this one.

BUY
Generally likes travel companies because of consumers starting to come back. Biggest concern he can see is a slowdown in Europe travel.
BUY
Trading around 16X earnings. Recent numbers had some margin compression, partially caused by having a bunch of “marketing spend” because of going into a difficult period in travel. Thinks this will come off and margins will increase. Great free cash flow yield of about 9%.
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