TRIVAGO (TRVG)

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[Brumo]

Which mf mm is on ask .. f***g as*

[dealerschool2006]

why did TRVG spike yesterday??? Today is a big retrace...

[DayTraderOG]

Nice dip here

[oakrock]

I bought today...Feeling they are near a low.

[whytestocks]

News: $TRVG Why Trivago Stock Popped Today

Shares of Trivago (NASDAQ: TRVG) soared 11.6% on Monday, defying both the broader market's decline (with the S&P 500 down around 0.9% today), and a lack of company specific news. To be sure, there were no new press releases, industry developments, analyst notes, or Securitie...

In case you are interested TRVG - Why Trivago Stock Popped Today

[TFMG]

TRVG - Starting To Trend On The 1D

Trivago NV is a Germany-based company that operates an online hotel search platform. The platform allows users to search for, compare and book hotels. It gathers information from various third parties' platforms and provides information about the hotel, pictures, ratings, reviews and filters, such as price, location and extra options. The Company offers access to approximately 2.5 million hotels and other types of accommodation, including over 1.0 million units of alternative accommodation, such as vacation rentals and private apartments in over 190 countries. It provides access to its platform through more than 50 localized websites and applications in over 30 languages. The Company also offers marketing tools and services to hotels and hotel chains, as well as to online travel agencies and advertisers, among others. Its principal executive offices are located in Germany.

P/E Ratio (with extraordinary items)
157.34

SHORT INTEREST
5.39M 06/28/19

Analysts Recommendations: HOLD

Target Price $5

[whytestocks]

News: $TRVG trivago Welcomes James Carter as Head of Hotel Search

DÜSSELDORF, GERMANY – July 09 2019 - trivago N.V. (NASDAQ: TRVG) a leading global hotel search platform, announced that James Carter has joined the company as its Chief Product and Technology Officer.  In this new role, Carter joins the trivago leadership team as the he...

Read the whole news trivago Welcomes James Carter as Head of Hotel Search

[TFMG]

IT will take very little for TRIVAGO to pop on earnings.

Only 2 years ago Trivago was $24 per share and is now trading in the $5 range which i'm sure was unthinkable for investors back then. It is practically a certainty that revenue will take a major drop but solace may be taken from the fact earnings may not be as poor as analysts estimate. Given the fact sentiment is so negative, any good news could pop the stock much higher, with the security of a strong double bottom below.

[ClayTrader]

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[JohnCM]

I like the arbitrage plays better in the MJ space.

[Saint_Steveo]

Ya but just like APRN, they both have great takeover potential and a price that can’t be beat. To the likes of Priceline, Expedia for trivago and amazon, Walmart etc for blue apron

[JohnCM]

Pretty tough start to an IPO.

[buysell101]

Let the games begin...nice move here today, gl.

[JohnCM]

... slow grind.

[taylorfleming]

shut up John we need 12

[JohnCM]

6's going bye bye.

[JohnCM]

Trying to get out of 6's for good!

[JohnCM]

[JohnCM]

Reversal!!

[taylorfleming]

Says who?

[JohnCM]

It has been a struggle but TRVG has reversed!

[JohnCM]

[JohnCM]

Is Trivago Stock Finally Ready to Take Off?

After five months of declines, the out-of-favor hotel listings site sees the first signs of a turnaround.

Rick Munarriz (TMFBreakerRick) Dec 8, 2017 at 12:09PM

It's been a brutal rookie year for Trivago (NASDAQ:TRVG) and its investors, but the stock may be bottoming out here. Shares of the hotel metasearch specialist opened 13% higher on Friday after Deutsche Bank analyst Lloyd Walmsley upgraded Trivago from Hold to Buy. He's sticking to his $10 price target, but with the beating the stock has taken lately that represents a healthy 50% of upside from Thursday's close.

Walmsley walked away from a Trivago analyst presentation on Thursday afternoon feeling as if clearer skies are ahead. He feels that the rough bidding environment that has rocked Trivago since its summertime peak will stabilize by the second half of next year, if not sooner. Shares were trading lower for the sixth consecutive month before Walmsley's upgrade pushed Trivago into positive territory for December.

Turning off the "fasten your seatbelts" sign

Trivago is a week away from celebrating its first year of trading, and it's been a turbulent ride. The stock went public at $11 in mid-December 2016, and more than doubled to hit an all-time high of $24.27 in July. The shares would go on to shed more than 73% of their value when they bottomed out earlier this week at $6.45.

Sharply decelerating growth has been the culprit of Trivago's fall from grace. Investors were lulled into complacency after seeing revenue soar 68% and 67%, respectively, in its first two quarters as a public company were rocked hard over the summer when it hosed down its full-year growth outlook. Revenue would go on to rise just 17% in its poorly received third quarter, with its even lower full-year guidance implying just 2% to 15% growth for the fourth quarter. It also warned that a return to top-line growth was unlikely until the latter half of 2018.

Unlike most travel portals that generate revenue off of actual bookings generated through their gateways, Trivago lets other sites, booking agencies, and actual property owners bid for ad placement on its hotel listing pages. The lion's share of its revenue is generated from the world's two largest travel portals -- Priceline.com and former parent Expedia -- and as they began to get smarter about the bidding process during the third quarter, Trivago saw its revenue per referral start to slip.

Walmsley isn't the first Wall Street pro to see Trivago in the single digits as a compelling entry point. Citi analyst Mark May upgraded the stock last month, pointing out that Priceline's Booking.com was going back to displaying regional landing pages on Trivago. If Priceline is starting to spend more on Trivago, it's a safe bet that Expedia will be following suit.

Naturally, where Trivago lands in terms of its wide top-line growth range for the current quarter will dictate if Friday's pop is warranted. Any more color that it can provide on how 2018 will play out will also be huge. Trivago stock has taken a big hit since peaking five months ago, but after five months of negative returns investors may be finally getting a break in December.

[JohnCM]

In my mind, this is a confirmed reversal.

[buysell101]

I haven't seen or heard anything either...

[JohnCM]

Reverse split?? Did someone mention that??

A little while ago I mentioned I would buy with a confirmed reversal at $7.25

I ended up buying low 6's.

[taylorfleming]

reverse split doesnt help the price so who cares

[MARINO]

Yes $7

[JohnCM]

Is Trivago Stock Finally Ready to Take Off?

After five months of declines, the out-of-favor hotel listings site sees the first signs of a turnaround.

Rick Munarriz (TMFBreakerRick) Seeking Alpha Dec 8, 2017 at 12:09PM

It's been a brutal rookie year for Trivago (NASDAQ:TRVG) and its investors, but the stock may be bottoming out here. Shares of the hotel metasearch specialist opened 13% higher on Friday after Deutsche Bank analyst Lloyd Walmsley upgraded Trivago from Hold to Buy. He's sticking to his $10 price target, but with the beating the stock has taken lately that represents a healthy 50% of upside from Thursday's close.

Walmsley walked away from a Trivago analyst presentation on Thursday afternoon feeling as if clearer skies are ahead. He feels that the rough bidding environment that has rocked Trivago since its summertime peak will stabilize by the second half of next year, if not sooner. Shares were trading lower for the sixth consecutive month before Walmsley's upgrade pushed Trivago into positive territory for December.

Turning off the "fasten your seatbelts" sign

Trivago is a week away from celebrating its first year of trading, and it's been a turbulent ride. The stock went public at $11 in mid-December 2016, and more than doubled to hit an all-time high of $24.27 in July. The shares would go on to shed more than 73% of their value when they bottomed out earlier this week at $6.45.

Sharply decelerating growth has been the culprit of Trivago's fall from grace. Investors were lulled into complacency after seeing revenue soar 68% and 67%, respectively, in its first two quarters as a public company were rocked hard over the summer when it hosed down its full-year growth outlook. Revenue would go on to rise just 17% in its poorly received third quarter, with its even lower full-year guidance implying just 2% to 15% growth for the fourth quarter. It also warned that a return to top-line growth was unlikely until the latter half of 2018.

Unlike most travel portals that generate revenue off of actual bookings generated through their gateways, Trivago lets other sites, booking agencies, and actual property owners bid for ad placement on its hotel listing pages. The lion's share of its revenue is generated from the world's two largest travel portals -- Priceline.com and former parent Expedia -- and as they began to get smarter about the bidding process during the third quarter, Trivago saw its revenue per referral start to slip.

Walmsley isn't the first Wall Street pro to see Trivago in the single digits as a compelling entry point. Citi analyst Mark May upgraded the stock last month, pointing out that Priceline's Booking.com was going back to displaying regional landing pages on Trivago. If Priceline is starting to spend more on Trivago, it's a safe bet that Expedia will be following suit.

Naturally, where Trivago lands in terms of its wide top-line growth range for the current quarter will dictate if Friday's pop is warranted. Any more color that it can provide on how 2018 will play out will also be huge. Trivago stock has taken a big hit since peaking five months ago, but after five months of negative returns investors may be finally getting a break in December.

[QServus]

No it won't

[JohnCM]

Next week will give us a much needed reversal.

[MARINO]

Speechless

[MARINO]

Incredible

[JohnCM]

What are you looking to do?

[JohnCM]

Reversal ...

[buysell101]

What what happened here? I was out all morning just saw we hit the 34 and now negative?

[QServus]

Nice flip

Back down now

[JohnCM]

Did you look for a reentry? A reversal is in place.

[JohnCM]

[JohnCM]

I'll hold you to that ...

52wk Range
6.45

[QServus]

No

[JohnCM]

Everybody hates TRVG but .... have we bottomed?

[JohnCM]

trivago Becomes Oversold (TRVG)

December 06, 2017, 12:00:53 PM EDT By MarketNewsVideo.com, BNK Invest

Legendary investor Warren Buffett advises to be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful. One way we can try to measure the level of fear in a given stock is through a technical analysis indicator called the Relative Strength Index, or RSI, which measures momentum on a scale of zero to 100. A stock is considered to be oversold if the RSI reading falls below 30.

In trading on Wednesday, shares of trivago N V (Symbol: TRVG) entered into oversold territory, hitting an RSI reading of 28.7, after changing hands as low as $6.53 per share. By comparison, the current RSI reading of the S&P 500 ETF ( SPY ) is 64.1. A bullish investor could look at TRVG's 28.7 RSI reading today as a sign that the recent heavy selling is in the process of exhausting itself, and begin to look for entry point opportunities on the buy side. TRVG's low point in its 52 week range is $6.45 per share, with $24.27 as the 52 week high point - that compares with a last trade of $6.65.

The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.

[JohnCM]

[JohnCM]

[JohnCM]

What do you think now?

[JohnCM]

Well .... after telling myself I was going to follow this stock closely for a reversal, I have bought in.

[JohnCM]

I think you are safe.