Expedia, Inc. (EXPE)
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Pros
Stock price low relative to the 52-week range
Revenue growth higher than the industry and sector averages
Company’s profitability is improving
Buy analyst rating
Average analyst stock price above current stock price
Cons
Forward P/E ratio high relative to industry peers
Forward P/B ratio high relative to industry peers
Forward P/S ratio high relative to industry peers
Forward PEG ratio high relative to industry peers
High short share of float
High short interest
Pros
- EXPE stock price ($126.23) is close to the 52-week low ($116.76). Perhaps now is a good time to buy? See EXPE price chart.
- EXPE quarterly revenue growth was 147.70%, higher than the industry and sector average revenue growth (14.97% and 12.62%, respectively). See EXPE revenue growth chart.
- EXPE profitability is improving. The YoY profit margin change was 0.54 percentage points. See EXPE profitability chart.
- EXPE average analyst rating is Buy. See EXPE analyst rating chart.
- EXPE average analyst price target ($205.48) is above its current price ($126.23). See EXPE price target chart.
Cons
- EXPE forward P/E ratio is 18.98, which is high compared to its industry peers’ P/E ratios. See EXPE forward P/E ratio chart.
- EXPE Price/Book ratio is 12.37, which is high compared to its industry peers’ P/B ratios. See EXPE forward Price/Book ratio chart.
- EXPE Price/Sales ratio is 2.31, which is high compared to its industry peers’ P/S ratios. See EXPE forward Price/Sales ratio chart.
- EXPE PEG ratio (P/E adjusted for growth) is 0.77, which is high compared to its industry peers’ PEG ratios. See EXPE PEG chart.
- EXPE short share of float is 5.15%. The stock is much more frequently shorted than the average industry, sector or S&P 500 stock. See EXPE short share of float chart.
- EXPE short interest (days to cover the shorts) ratio is 3.06. The stock garners more short interest than the average industry, sector or S&P 500 stock. See EXPE short interest ratio chart.