Expedia's $290M Volume Ranks 381st as Stock Climbs Near 52-Week High Despite Insider Sales and Analyst Divergence

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Friday, Sep 5, 2025 6:47 pm ET1min read
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- Expedia (EXPE) fell 0.73% to $212.12 on Sept. 5, near its 52-week high despite a 50-day average of $190.41.

- Institutional investors boosted stakes by 174% (AQR) and over 19% (Caxton, Captrust), signaling renewed sector confidence.

- Insiders sold $2.01M in Q3 shares (6.61%-3.45% ownership cuts), while analysts diverged on price targets from $165 to $206.

- Q2 results showed $4.24 EPS (beating estimates) and 6.4% revenue growth, with a $0.40 dividend maintaining a 19.61% payout ratio.

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