Booking Holdings (BKNG) shares slipped 0.44% to $4,140.60 on Friday, wrapping up a roughly 7% drop since February 6th, as investors anticipate quarterly earnings on February 18th. The online travel giant faces concerns over AI-linked traffic, shifting travel demand, and potential impacts on its “take rates.” Analysts like Robert Mollins of Gordon Haskett view the recent slide as an overreaction, maintaining a “buy” rating on the stock.
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Booking Holdings stock price: BKNG heads into Feb. 18 earnings after a bruising pullback
Booking Holdings (BKNG) shares slipped 0.44% to $4,140.60 on Friday, wrapping up a roughly 7% drop since February 6th, as investors anticipate quarterly earnings on February 18th. The online travel giant faces concerns over AI-linked traffic, shifting travel demand, and potential impacts on its “take rates.” Analysts like Robert Mollins of Gordon Haskett view the recent slide as an overreaction, maintaining a “buy” rating on the stock.