Institutional Sell-Off Drives Wynn Resorts to 1.62% Drop Daily Volume Ranks 371st

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Friday, Sep 5, 2025 7:10 pm ET1min read
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- Wynn Resorts (WYNN) fell 1.62% to $125.47 on Sept 5, 2025, amid heavy institutional selling by Bridger (-42.3%) and Rafferty (-26.3%).

- Q2 earnings missed forecasts ($1.09 vs $1.20) despite 0.6% revenue growth to $1.74B, with analysts split on a "Moderate Buy" consensus.

- Weak fundamentals (0.61% ROA, -85.71% net margin) contrasted with short-term technical optimism (RSI/Williams %R overbought signals).

- Institutional ownership remains strong at 88.64%, but debt exposure and declining earnings raise sustainability concerns despite 61.26% inflow in prior week.

On September 5, 2025, , . , ranking 371st in daily trading activity. , . , . These moves highlight reduced confidence among large investors despite mixed analyst sentiment.

Recent earnings reported on August 7 showed Wynn’s Q2 results lagging expectations, . . Analysts remain divided, . and upgraded their ratings, while maintained a "neutral" stance. , .

, , provided limited support as broader fundamentals remain weak. , . Technical indicators showed overbought conditions, , though fundamentals warn of unsustainability. Money flows indicated

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, , but this contrasts sharply with declining earnings and heavy debt exposure.

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