Airbnb, Inc.

ABNB · NASDAQ

Market closed$145.98$-1.82 (-1.23%)After hours $145.50 · -0.33%

Key statistics

Previous close$147.80
Open$145.90
Day high$147.84
Day low$145.12
52-week high$150.88
52-week low$110.81
Market cap86.64B
Volume5.41M
Average volume3.82M
P/E ratio35.96
Forward P/E17.46
EPS4.06
Dividend yield0.00%

Market context

Why it moved

ABNB shares declined alongside a broader market selloff driven by a deepening chip stock rout and renewed geopolitical concerns after fresh U.S. strikes on Iran reignited fears of higher oil prices and reduced travel demand, compounding negative sentiment from significant insider share sales by co-founder Joseph Gebbia.

What is happening

Recent company-specific developments and publisher coverage.

July 18, 2026Airbnb shares declined modestly, pressured by a broad risk-off session as Wall Street retreated on escalating U.S.-Iran tensions and a deteriorating AI sentiment narrative that weighed on tech and consumer cyclical names. Adding to investor caution, an earnings preview revealed Airbnb's Q2 results are due August 6, with analysts expecting $1.19 EPS—and the company has missed bottom-line estimates in three of the last four quarters. Meanwhile, CEO Brian Chesky confirmed his X account was hacked to promote crypto, while insider selling remains heavy with 125 sales and zero purchases over six months. Jefferies recently raised its price target to $175, and the analyst consensus sits at a median $160 target.

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July 17, 2026Airbnb closed modestly lower as AI-driven tech weakness weighed broadly on growth stocks, with the Nasdaq falling 0.8% on the session. Investor attention remains focused on persistent insider selling — co-founder Joseph Gebbia sold $38.6 million in shares on July 13 under a pre-arranged 10b5-1 plan, part of a pattern of 125 insider sales and zero purchases over the past six months. On the analyst front, Wedbush initiated coverage with a Neutral rating and a $152 price target on July 16, while the median analyst target sits at $160, leaving the stock trading at a modest discount to consensus. Platform expansion catalysts — including new travel services, FIFA World Cup experiences, and AI-powered app upgrades — continue to underpin the long-term bull case.

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July 16, 2026Airbnb closed modestly higher, buoyed by a wave of bullish analyst activity and positive demand signals ahead of its August 6 Q2 earnings report. Jefferies raised its price target to $175 from $160 (Buy), citing accelerating web traffic up 15% year-over-year in Q2, World Cup booking tailwinds, and a hotels segment growing at more than twice the company's overall rate. Mizuho also highlighted Airbnb as a top tech pick at a $175 target, arguing investors underappreciate the hotel expansion opportunity. Separately, co-founder and director Joseph Gebbia sold 265,000 shares (~$38.6M) under a pre-arranged 10b5-1 plan, a notable insider transaction investors are monitoring.

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July 15, 2026Airbnb closed essentially flat as Jefferies raised its price target to $175 from $160 (maintaining Buy), citing accelerating web traffic up 15% year-over-year in Q2 2026 and product momentum from Reserve Now Pay Later, simplified fees, and a fast-growing hotels segment. Wells Fargo (Overweight, $181 PT) and Baird (Outperform, $160 PT) also remain constructive ahead of Q2 2026 earnings due August 6, while Cantor Fitzgerald trimmed its target to $140. Recent catalysts include World Cup-driven booking demand and Airbnb's $81.5M purchase of a Manhattan office building.

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July 14, 2026Airbnb shares declined amid a broad market selloff driven by renewed U.S.-Iran hostilities that sent oil prices surging and dampened risk appetite across consumer cyclicals. Investor focus is also on the company's recent $81.5 million purchase of 281 Park Avenue South in NYC — its first building in the city — seen as a strategic move to deepen its foothold in a tightly regulated market, while the upcoming Q2 2026 earnings release on August 6 keeps analysts watching whether World Cup-driven travel demand is translating into durable revenue growth.

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July 11, 2026Airbnb shares closed modestly higher, recovering alongside broader markets after a sharp 4.8% selloff earlier in the week triggered by renewed U.S.-Iran military exchanges and a spike in oil prices that hit travel stocks hard. With the S&P 500 near its 52-week high and Delta Air Lines reaffirming its 2026 outlook with 14% revenue growth, travel demand sentiment is stabilizing, helping lift Airbnb close to its own 52-week high of $150.19. Analysts maintain a median price target of $160, supported by Airbnb's strong Q1 results — 18% revenue growth and raised full-year guidance — though persistent insider selling and geopolitical uncertainty remain overhangs.

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July 10, 2026Airbnb shares rebounded nearly 3%, recovering a portion of the prior session's sharp 4.8% selloff that was driven by renewed U.S.-Iran military escalation and surging oil prices weighing on travel stocks broadly. The bounce came as Wall Street stabilized on Thursday after Trump's ceasefire-ending comments rattled markets Wednesday; despite the recovery, macro headwinds persist with Brent crude still elevated near $78/barrel, raising fuel cost and travel demand concerns. Analysts maintain a median price target of $160, above current levels, supported by Airbnb's strong Q1 2026 results — 18% revenue growth and raised full-year guidance — though persistent insider selling and geopolitical uncertainty continue to cloud near-term sentiment.

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July 9, 2026Airbnb shares fell nearly 4% as a sharp macro-driven selloff hit travel and consumer discretionary stocks after President Trump declared the U.S.-Iran ceasefire 'over,' sending oil prices surging more than 5% and triggering a broad risk-off move. The geopolitical escalation hit travel names particularly hard — premarket data showed travel stocks down ~3.3% on average versus energy producers up ~2.9% — compounding existing headwinds from the Middle East conflict that Airbnb flagged in its Q1 results as a ~100 bps drag on nights booked. Adding to the noise, recent insider sales by CFO Elinor Mertz and co-founder/director Joseph Gebbia near the stock's 52-week high drew attention, though both were executed under pre-established 10b5-1 plans. Underlying fundamentals remain solid: Q1 revenue grew 18% YoY to $2.7B, full-year guidance was raised to low-to-mid teens growth with an EBITDA margin floor of 35%, and the median analyst price target stands at $160.

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Stock Titan · July 9, 2026Airbnb schedules Q2 2026 results call for Aug. 6 after closeMoomoo · July 2, 2026Airbnb(ABNB.US) 10% Shareholder Sells US$43.77 Million in Common StockInvestor's Business Daily · June 29, 2026Airbnb Stock Rises After Analyst Hikes Price TargetPhocusWire · June 18, 2026Airbnb leads $58M investment in WeRoadAirbnb Newsroom · May 7, 2026Airbnb Q1 2026 financial resultsPR Newswire · May 7, 2026Airbnb Announces First Quarter 2026 ResultsStartland News · May 1, 2026KC wants World Cup dollars spread further; Here’s why Airbnb is investing in a metrowide economic base campAirbnb Newsroom · February 12, 2026Airbnb Q4 2025 financial results
Benzinga · July 17, 2026Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky Says His X Account Was Hacked to Promote Asset Tokenization: 'Thanks for All the New Crypto Followers'
Mt Newswire · July 15, 2026Airbnb Insider Sold Shares Worth $38,557,367, According to a Recent SEC Filing
Mt Newswire · July 14, 2026Jefferies Adjusts Price Target on Airbnb to $175 From $160, Maintains Buy Rating
Benzinga · July 14, 2026Jefferies Maintains Buy on Airbnb, Raises Price Target to $175
Mt Newswire · July 9, 2026Airbnb Insider Sold Shares Worth $369,000, According to a Recent SEC Filing
Mt Newswire · July 8, 2026Airbnb Insider Sold Shares Worth $4,160,341, According to a Recent SEC Filing
Mt Newswire · July 2, 2026Airbnb Insider Sold Shares Worth $1,251,900, According to a Recent SEC Filing
Mt Newswire · July 2, 2026Airbnb Insider Sold Shares Worth $43,771,373, According to a Recent SEC Filing

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