Airbnb Earnings: reopening tailwinds expected to support profit outlook
Airbnb reports its earnings aftermarket on Thursday (EST).
Source: Bloomberg
What to watch for
Airbnb Inc is expected to show modest revenue and earnings growth for the quarter, but convey an optimism about the prospects of growth for the company in the periods ahead.
Consensus estimates is for EPS of -0.35c for the quarter, with revenue tipped in at $1.26 billion. The company’s growth since listing last year has been hamstrung by the lockdowns and travel restrictions associated with the Covid-19 pandemic. However, with vaccine rollouts in the US and Europe proving successful, and pent-up demand for travel tipped to be released as a result, Airbnb management is expected to paint a positive outlook for future growth and earnings.
The key data going into Airbnb Q2 results
Financial metrics
EPS |
Revenue |
EPS growth Y/Y |
Trailing P/E |
-0.35c | $1.26 billion | N/A | N/A |
Source: Bloomberg
Analyst recommendations
Buy |
Hold |
Sell |
Consensus price target |
19 | 15 | 2 | $170.59 |
Source: Bloomberg
Airbnb IG client sentiment
Source: IG charts
Airbnb technical analysis: price shows signs of bottoming as momentum lifts
Price data for Airbnb shares is relatively limited given the company only floated in late 2020.
Nevertheless, the charts clearly show price in a primary downtrend. Despite this, there are signs of burgeoning upside for the stock, after recently testing its historical lows. Price is showing signs of bottoming, with a double looking to have taken shape around price support at $US130.00 per share, while momentum is picking up with the daily RSI at 60 and trending higher.
Key resistance currently sits just above $157 per share, which also coincides with its 100-day MA. If broken, price may be drawn towards analyst consensus price target, which is at about $170 presently.
Want to trade Airbnb?
Create an IG trading account or log in to your existing account to get started now.
Source: IG charts
0 Comments
Recommended Comments
There are no comments to display.
Create an account or sign in to comment
You need to be a member in order to leave a comment
Create an account
Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!
Register a new accountSign in
Already have an account? Sign in here.
Sign In Now