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ABNB Airbnb Inc

$164.39
$2.06
(1.24%)
Today
Closed $164.39
$0.09
(0.06%)
After Hours
EarningsNov 5
Mkt Cap$98.43B
Vol4.02M

About ABNB

Airbnb, Inc. engages in the management and operation of an online marketplace. Its marketplace model connects hosts and guests online or through mobile devices to book spaces. The company was founded by Brian Chesky, Nathan Blecharczyk and Joseph Gebbia in 2007 and is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.
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chessNwine
$ABNB Daily. Looking for lower highs in most consumer-related discretionary plays like Airbnb into their latest bounces. Expect various consumer headwinds to cause weak Q4. EPS 11/5
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jsjjajjajnanendk
And this is why I used my YTD profits to buy a vacation home in Boca Raton. Times like these. Prepping it for $ABNB season.
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TopOptionAlert
$ABNB NOV06 180C · still actionable Zone: $174.23 to $176.69 Invalidation: close under $171.92 Objectives: $186, then $193.45 The math: up 6.0% to the first objective and 10.3% to the second, against 2.0% risk on the invalidation, about 5 to 1 to the second Dear friend, think of this swing setup like a guest who keeps extending a stay because the house feels right. Airbnb closed at 175 dollars and 46 cents, up just over 1 percent, after buyers held the 172 dollars and 48 cents low above its 50 day average near 171 dollars and 92 cents. What that means is simple. Earnings on November 5 give the idea a clear date, and a good report has room toward 186 dollars first and the yearly high near 193 dollars and 45 cents next, while a close under that average says you step aside. P.S. Watch 176 dollars and 98 cents, the high from October 16. A close over it shows buyers pushing, not just defending.
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theoptionsplug
Airbnb guests will no longer be reqiuired to wash the dishes or strip the beds at checkout. Sounds pretty "hotel"-ish to me for a company that insists it's not a hotel 😂 $ABNB
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TradeTherapyLLC
$ABNB Backtesting the volume shelf with moving averages crossing to the upside. Looking for an extension above structural highs and finally, FINALLY leaving this range. More on ABNB soon. Educational content. Not investment advice. Full disclosure: No current position in ABNB
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KryptonResearch14
$ABNB KeyBanc upgraded Airbnb to Overweight from Sector Weight and set a 191 target, about 19% above the October 1 close near 160.47. Analyst Sergio Segura’s case is that core growth is becoming durable, driven by product rather than one-offs. One number stood out: hotel nights are growing at roughly three times the pace of traditional home bookings. The company built to disrupt hotels is now counting on them as a second growth engine. AI-powered pricing is the other lever, lifting occupancy and host earnings. Citizens saw the same two factors last month and raised its target to 200 from 190. The tape is trying to snap a four-week losing streak after September, the stock’s worst month since March 2025. KeyBanc adds that Airbnb trades below its three-year median valuation and at a discount to lodging peers, despite stronger growth.
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TopOptionAlert
$ABNB NOV06 180C · still actionable Zone: $170.81 to $173.21 Invalidation: close under $167.07 Objectives: $179, then $193 The math: up 4.1% to the first objective and 12.2% to the second, against 2.9% risk on the invalidation, better than 4 to 1 to the second. Dear friend, picture a traveler favorite sitting right on the line where buyers have stepped in all month. Airbnb closed Friday at 172 dollars and 1 cent, down a little on the day, right on its 50 day average, with the third quarter report coming November 5 after the close. This swing buys that shelf, with a close under 167 dollars and 7 cents saying the floor gave way, while room opens first toward 179 dollars and then toward 193 dollars if the report brings back the buyers who lifted this name all year. You are not chasing a spike here. You are standing where the stock has already held, with a clear answer coming soon. P.S. Watch 174 dollars and 49 cents, the Friday high, because a move over it shows buyers pressing again.
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TopOptionAlert
$ABNB NOV6 180C · still actionable Zone: $173.50 to $175.90 Invalidation: close under $171.50 Objectives: $179, then $193 The math: up 2.5% to the first objective and 10.5% to the second, against 1.8% risk on the invalidation, better than 5 to 1 to the second. Dear friend, here is the setup. Airbnb is in a steady climb and the November 5 earnings report is the next big moment on the calendar, so a swing call into that report is the honest read here. The stock bounced off the 170 area this month and has held every dip since, which is what a healthy chart looks like when buyers keep showing up. You are paying for two weeks of patience, and if the number lands well the shares have a clear road up to the 179 line and then the old August high near 193. What is the risk? A daily close back under 171.50 says the buyers stepped away and the idea is wrong. P.S. Earnings land November 5 after the close, so this contract wakes up the very next morning.
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Chortlemethis
$ABNB I have five rentals. Will be dropping abnb and just use VRBO and the new services beginning to pop up. Always felt it was unnecessary anyway and this gives me a reason to drop them.
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Kumbaya171
$ABNB so this dude on YouTube Michael Bordenaro an ex real estate agent. He says that Airbnb rentals are crashing all over the United States so I wonder if this is a good time to buy put options.
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StockAnalysis79
$ABNB don’t fight the trend , looks like it could have made a bearish pennant or bear flag, could potentially flll the other downside gaps, be careful. Yesterdays close had substantial selling volume as well. 🤷🏼‍♂️
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PredictiveEdge
$ABNB Apparently, Airbnb thinks it’s perfectly acceptable to ask guests to load the dishwasher, but asking them to push the START button before leaving crosses the line. Guess what, Airbnb? That means no more same-day turnovers. No more guests checking out in the morning and new guests checking in that evening. Translation: Fewer bookings, less flexibility, and less revenue for everyone, including Airbnb. This is a perfect example of a California-based company trying to dictate how individual property owners operate their businesses. Airbnb needs to focus on marketing properties and generating bookings, not micromanaging the day-to-day operations of vacation rentals. Let guests decide whether checkout responsibilities are reasonable. If they think the requirements are excessive, they can simply book somewhere else. That’s how a free market is supposed to work. Stop making those decisions for guests and property owners. Let the market decide.
MrCrowley
$ABNB with the new rules coming for owners... will that affect the stock at all? delays in check ins will be imminent.

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