Expedia Reaches $339 and Sets Its Second 52-Week High This Month

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EXPE Expedia

Aug 24, 6:00pm ET

New 52-week high $339.13 +1.9% vs prior high · 2026-08-14

Expedia notched a new 52-week high at $339.13, clearing the peak it set just ten days ago by 1.93%. The $38.8 billion travel name has now taken out its own record twice in August.

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Expedia settled at $339.13 on August 24, clearing its prior 52-week peak set just ten days earlier. The stock has redrawn its own ceiling twice this month.

Buyers are overwhelming sellers who would ordinarily take profits at a fresh record.

The most recent leg carried the stock from the low $260s to above $339 in a matter of weeks.

Momentum at this level draws institutional investors who track relative strength.

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Losers

EXPEExpedia$259.02-7.7%
ABNBAirbnb$149.57-7.6%
LMNDLemonade$44.57-6.5%
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EXPE Expedia

Regular session

Sep 22, 11:40am ET

$264.61

-6.83% open $284.01

A 6.8% intraday drop is an outsized single-session move for this travel name, and it lands the same day the company announced a landmark deal. Traders are reading that deal as a cost to the business.

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Gainers

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Losers

GPROGoPro$1.45-15.0%
EXPEExpedia$274.83-7.8%
SHOPShopify$134.09-7.6%
ALABAstera Labs$287.59-7.3%
BIDUBaidu$92.55-7.0%

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EXPE Expedia

Regular session

Sep 8, 3:40pm ET

$272.62

-7.32% open $294.16

A 7.3% intraday slide takes roughly $2.3 billion off the travel booking name's market value in a single session. Moves this size are rare for it, and it is happening in regular trading hours. Keep an eye on where it settles into the close.

52-week highs Aug 28, 6:00pm ET

7 stocks hit new 52-week highs this week

BOXBox$34.98+4.0%
FTNTFortinet$166+2.7%
ABNBAirbnb$189.43+2.2%
EXPEExpedia$329.44+1.9%
RBRKRubrik$93.05+1.8%
KOCoca-Cola$89.66+1.6%
PFEPfizer$27.96+1.2%

Seven names printed fresh 52-week highs this week, spanning travel, software and defensives. Box led with a 3.98% clearance over its prior peak, with Coca-Cola, Pfizer, Airbnb and Expedia also at new records.

Biggest movers · At the close Aug 28, 4:10pm ET

Gainers

WDAYWorkday$205.92+6.4%
DKNGDraftKings$25.53+5.4%
SPOTSpotify$546.01+3.6%
AMZNAmazon$265.35+3.5%
EXPEExpedia$328.9+3.1%

Losers

IRENIren$35.38-12.7%
RBRKRubrik$94.34-11.8%
MARAMarathon Digital$10.65-10.3%
HIMSHims & Hers$28.65-9.5%
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EXPE Expedia

Aug 27, 6:00pm ET

Dividend raised $0.48 ex-date 2026-08-27 · 0.70% yield · 16 yrs paying · +20% YoY

A 20% bump to $0.48 a quarter signals management sees travel cash flow holding up. The 0.7% yield stays thin, so the payout growth rate is the part income investors should track.

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Gainers

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Losers

EXPEExpedia$316.85-5.0%
SPOTSpotify$527.65-4.1%
IQiQIYI$0.94-4.1%
FUBOfuboTV$10.02-2.7%
MCDMcDonald's$260.46-2.4%

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Biggest dividend payouts · Aug 27 Aug 27, 12:45pm ET

EXPE Expedia

$55M $0.48 per share

2PSECProspect Capital$0.035/sh$17.9M
3SOLSSolstice Advanced Materials, LLC$0.075/sh$11.9M
4KMDAKamada$0.17/sh$9.8M
5EMBCEmbecta$0.01/sh$567K

Expedia is sending shareholders about $55 million, at 48 cents a share, with the money arriving September 17. Prospect Capital, Solstice Advanced Materials, Kamada and Embecta are paying out today's group too. You need to own the shares today to get paid.

the travel-booking battle · 3y Aug 24, 6:00pm ET

$10K invested in each — worth today:

EXPE$32.4K3.2×

ABNB$15.3K1.5×

Three years ago, $10,000 in Expedia is now $32,395. The same money in Airbnb: $15,251. Owning the disruptor cost you more than $17,000 versus owning the incumbent.