TCOM Trip.com Group Ltd - ADR

$TCOM Q2 '26 Earnings Results & Recap • Reported GAAP EPS of $1.07 up 7.00% YoY • Reported revenue of $2.31B up 11.27% YoY

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$TCOM - solid quarter..expect strong open tomorrow from these 52 wk low levels…might close above 43…imo

$TCOM Regulatory Overhang Finally Lifts Q2 landed in line with expectations. The bigger news: the regulatory issue is settled, removing the biggest uncertainty over the company. Revenue grew just over 5%, down clearly from the 10–20% range seen before. Domestic hotel and travel monetization came down after the penalty, while air ticketing softened on geopolitics in the Middle East and Japan plus higher oil prices. Operating profit looks negative, but that's the roughly RMB 5.2 billion fine booked this quarter. Excluding it, adjusted profit was close to RMB 4.4 billion — down 6.5% and in line with expectations. With regulation resolved, the sharpest pain is behind. Profit may stay negative for a stretch as take rates come down by choice and travel demand stays soft, but after that, expect a return to a steady uptrend.

$TCOM is on my radar into Tuesday's AMC print, but for the opposite reason as $FPS. The stock has been in a steady grind lower since April, down from the mid-$50S to $39 now — that's roughly 27% below its 200-day moving average of $53.91 and about 51% off its January highs. It's currently sitting right on a weekly trendline support zone, so this print is landing at a technically important spot rather than in the middle of a range. What makes this one interesting isn't the chart, it's the disconnect between the headline growth numbers and what management actually said last quarter. Revenue grew a healthy 17.2% YoY, international bookings were up 65%, inbound travel up 90% — the demand side of the business is fine. But quarterly earnings growth YoY actually came in at -39.7%, and management guided next quarter's revenue growth down to just 3-8%, a sharp drop from the 16-21% pace they'd been running. When a management team downgrades its own growth outlook that hard and starts using language like "limited visibility," that's usually a bigger tell than any analyst model. Options are pricing a fairly tame implied move of about ±7.4% for this print, well inside the ±15%+ range you see on names like FPS this week. Analyst price targets still average near $59, over 50% above the current price, but that target reflects the old growth trajectory more than the new, more cautious one management just laid out. So the setup here is: technically oversold at support, but fundamentally the company just told you to expect a deceleration. That tension is the whole story for Tuesday. Not a buy or sell call, just walking through the setup as I see it. NFA, DYOR.🫣

$TCOM is another name reporting on Tuesday, 9/14, after the close ✈️ - Currently sitting on key weekly trendline support and down -51% since the January highs 👀 - Implied move of +/-7.36% ↕️ - 1-year average analyst price target of $59.21, which is 51.74% higher than current share price!

$TCOM TCOM Stock Looks To Reverse 3 Week Losing Streak: Chairman Says China Inbound Travel Remains 'Below Potential' https://stocktwits.com/news-articles/markets/equity/tcom-stock-looks-to-reverse-3-week-losing-streak-chairman-says-china-inbound-travel-remains-below-potential/cZtY7CeRB2W

TCOM Stock Looks To Reverse 3 Week Losing Streak: Chairman Says China Inbound Travel Remains 'Below Potential' $TCOM $DWLD $CGRO https://stocktwits.com/news/equity/markets/tcom-stock-looks-to-reverse-3-week-losing-streak-chairman-says-china-inbound-travel-remains-below-potential/cZtY7CeRB2W

$TCOM - even at 45 this is ridiculously undervalued compared to its peers $BKNG and $EXPE…might close around 45…imo

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$TCOM losed 39.02 Fri, high 39.27 / low 38.91, into Tue AMC earnings. For Monday I want that 38.91 low to hold on the open — lose it and you're just drifting into the print, not trading a setup.