MAR Marriott International Inc

$MAR ~ The $400 resistance level is setting up to become the new support level going forward heading into the EOD… 💰🤑💰

Despite the carnage seen across Technology this week, we still saw some excellent progress and breakouts back to new highs across much of the Hotel group, with $MAR $HLT and $IHG the latter shown below "Happy" Friday All- After a rough week, good to still find some attractive parts of the market #IBDPartner

$MAR: $26.6M of stock sold by President & CEO Capuano Anthony on Nov 4. • 63,355 shares at $420.12. • Sold near the 52-week high. • Stake down 55%.

$MAR MAR and others have benefited from the "wealth effect". If AI goes even lower, will these start to fail? Keep in mind today's reaction after earnings might be an exhaustion gap.

$MAR US/Can 3Q26 revpar +7.4% [up +250bp faster than 2Q26 as travel remains robust] - $MAR global revpar +6.5% vs guide +3.5 to +4% & sees strong 4Q26, lifting guide Marriot repurchased 3.5M shares of common stock for $1.3B in 3Q26 $HLT 3Q26 revpar was +5.8% w/ high end revpar striking +12% - even economy chains +6% Hilton repurchased 2.6M shares of Hilton common stock in 3Q26 --- Discretionary travel spending still strong - wow!!!

$MAR: $5.0M of stock sold by Director Harrison Deborah Marriott on Nov 10. • 11,985 shares at $421.35. • Sold near the 52-week high. • Stake down 15%.

$MAR Marriott way too expensive, they have squeezed enough franchises and corporate going to cut back on travel. Lots of Debt. New hotels are paper mache garbage.

$MAR hotels sell the room night you cannot store. seems like when the ai paper wealth that funded the splurge trip fades, an empty night is gone forever, and pricing power goes with it

Marriott International reported stronger-than-expected Q3 results, beating Wall Street estimates on both earnings and revenue. Adjusted EPS reached $3.02, above the $2.83–$2.85 consensus, while revenue increased 8% year over year to $7.01 billion, exceeding expectations of $6.91 billion. Global revenue per available room (RevPAR) surged 6.5% year over year, significantly above Marriott’s previous 3.5%–4.0% forecast. U.S. and Canada RevPAR increased 7.4%, highlighting strong travel demand. The company raised its full-year 2026 adjusted EPS guidance to $12.07–$12.14, above the previous analyst consensus of $11.74, and increased its global RevPAR growth outlook to 4.5%–5.0%, from 3.0%–3.5%. Analysts responded positively, with Morgan Stanley raising its price target to $403 from $384 while maintaining Overweight, and JPMorgan increasing its target to $406 from $388. $MAR

https://www.cnbc.com/investingclub/2026/11/02/jim-cramers-top-10-things-to-watch-in-the-stock-market-monday.html?__source=iosappshare%7Ccom.stocktwits.StockTwits.STShareExtension $MAR Marriott International delivered a third-quarter results beat and raised its full-year earnings guidance. Revenue per available room was up more than 7% in the U.S. and Canada and up over 9% in Asia Pacific (ex-China). Trends in the Middle East saw “meaningfully improvement” versus the second quarter. Travel bull market still intact? Shares are up 3.5%.

$MAR reported before the open this morning. Adjusted EPS of $3.02 beat the $2.84 analyst estimate by 6.3%, according to Stock Meadow. Revenue was $7B versus $6.93B expected.

$MAR Q3 vs what management told us earlier this year ✅ FY RevPAR outlook now +4.5–5% (Aug said +3–3.5%, Feb said +1.5–2.5%) ✅ Q3 worldwide RevPAR +6.5% ✅ Diluted EPS USD 3.04 vs USD 2.67 a year ago (8-K, Nov 2) Read: the outlook has moved up twice since February. Against: net income grew about 9% while EPS grew about 14%, so a smaller share count did some of the lifting.

$MAR Q3 '26 Earnings Results & Recap • Reported GAAP EPS of $3.02 up 22.27% YoY • Reported revenue of $1.93B up 11.34% YoY • Marriott raised its full-year 2026 worldwide RevPAR growth outlook to 4.5% to 5.0%; Marriott forecasts Adjusted EBITDA of $6.08B and Adjusted diluted EPS of $12.07 to $12.14.

$MAR franchise fees jumped 19% in Q2 to 1,023 million dollars, and the 10-Q splits that growth in a way the release didn't. Co-branded credit card fees added 73 million dollars of the 163 million dollar increase, rooms growth added 30 million dollars. Cards supplied more than twice the growth of new rooms, and Marriott says the new JPMorgan Chase and American Express deals should land mostly in cost reimbursement revenue first, franchise fees second.

$MAR reports earnings tomorrow before the open. I'm bullish heading into the report: MAR has beaten EPS estimates in 6 of its last 8 reports, according to Stock Meadow.

$MAR heads into earnings with a lower EPS figure than its last print. The provider estimate is $2.84 per share, against $3.19 reported last quarter, when EPS came in above estimate while revenue landed below. Management said it expects business travel revenue growth for the rest of the year to look similar to Q2. Will business travel revenue growth hold its Q2 pace? This is educational content, not investment advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

$MAR Latest analyst update, Oct 21, 2026: JPMorgan kept Neutral and raised its price target on Marriott to 406 USD from 388 USD. Third-party analyst opinion. More details in our $MAR stock hub. Not investment advice.

$MAR $HLT anyone buying these prior to earnings needs their head checked. The consumer is getting weak with inflation.

Latest analyst update, October 19, 2026: An analyst kept its Outperform rating on Marriott and raised its price target to $420 from $400 (a third-party opinion, not a recommendation). Marriott ($MAR): Can Hotel Fee Growth Fund the Buybacks? Not investment advice. More details in our stock hub.

Latest company news, October 14, 2026: Freedom Broker initiated Marriott at Buy with a $408 target (Dow Jones), the firm's opinion, not a Merlintrader view. More details in our $MAR hub on our site. Not investment advice.