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Analyst recommendations
Wyndham (WYN) is trading at $67.90 as of January 24, 2016. Many of the estimates we’ve seen in this series have already been priced into the company’s share price. Now, we will look at the analysts’ recommendations and price targets for Wyndham’s share price over the next year.
Target price
As of January 25, 2016, nine out of the 11 Wall Street analysts covering the stock have “buy” recommendations for Wyndham. The remaining two have “hold” recommendations. No analysts recommend a “sell,” according to the Bloomberg Consensus.
As of January 25, WYN’s consensus 12-month target price is $87.35, which indicates a 30.3% return potential. On the higher side, Joseph Greff of J.P. Morgan has predicted the price to touch $97. On the lower side, Christopher Agnew from MKM Partners has predicted it to touch $77.
The share price being traded at a lower price than the target price doesn’t mean an automatic buy. Before investing, investors should carefully analyze various parameters discussed earlier. Thus, it is important that investors keep track of industry demand growth in relation to global economic growth. We provide these updates on a regular basis. You can visit Market Realist’s Hotels and Lodging page for more.
Investors can gain exposure to the hotel sector by investing in the iShares Russell 1000 Growth (IWF), which invests approximately 3% in the hotel sector. The ETF invests 0.09% in Wyndham, 0.14% in Marriott International (MAR), 0.12% in Hilton Worldwide Holdings (HLT), and 0.12% in Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide (HOT).
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