NASDAQ:BKNG 15 January 2026 - 28 February 2026

U.S. stock markets are closed Monday for Presidents Day, with trading set to resume Tuesday. Booking Holdings shares last finished at $4,140.60, down 0.46%, ahead of fourth-quarter results due Wednesday. Investors are focused on guidance and the impact of AI on travel search. Expedia fell 6.6% Friday, while Airbnb rose 4.6%.

Booking Holdings shares closed at $4,140.60 on Friday, down 0.44%, capping a 7% drop since Feb. 6. The company will report quarterly results after markets close on Feb. 18, following a holiday-shortened week. Trading resumes Tuesday after the Presidents Day break. Investors remain focused on AI-related risks and travel demand signals.

Booking Holdings shares climbed nearly 3% Tuesday after Gordon Haskett upgraded the stock to “buy” with a $5,440 price target. The rebound follows a 5% drop Monday; shares remain well below their July 2025 high. Investors await Booking’s quarterly results and conference call on Feb. 18. Trading volume was above average, with the stock lagging travel peers the previous session.

Booking Holdings Inc. (BKNG) dropped about 5% Monday to $4,237 in after-hours trading, underperforming major U.S. indexes and peers like Expedia. Volume surged to 672,079 shares, far above the 50-day average. The stock trades 27% below its July 2025 high. Investors are watching for Booking’s Feb. 18 earnings and outlook.

Booking Holdings shares fell 4.1% to $4,274.21 Monday, underperforming other major travel stocks as the broader U.S. market edged higher. The drop comes ahead of key U.S. payroll and inflation data this week and Booking’s quarterly results, set for release after the close on Feb. 18.

Booking Holdings shares fell 0.8% to $4,607.13 in after-hours trading Wednesday after Citizens Bank downgraded the stock, citing AI risks and a lack of near-term growth drivers. The stock has dropped 9.3% since Tuesday amid heavy volume and sector-wide declines. Booking will report fourth-quarter and full-year earnings on Feb. 18. KeyBanc maintained an overweight rating but trimmed its price target.

Booking Holdings shares fell about 2% Wednesday, extending losses after a sharp selloff in travel stocks. Analyst opinions diverged on whether AI-powered travel search poses a threat or opportunity. Investors await Booking’s Feb. 18 earnings report. Leadership changes at KAYAK were also announced, with Peer Bueller named CEO.

Booking Holdings shares rose 1.4% to $5,096 on Wednesday after the company set February 18 for its Q4 and full-year 2025 earnings release. The stock traded between $5,009 and $5,108 during the session. Analysts expect quarterly earnings per share of $48.59 on $6.12 billion in revenue. Tuesday’s close was $5,027, down 1.74% and 14% below the 52-week high.