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Marcus & Millichap reports that many households are reassessing vacation plans as summer travel season begins amid ongoing inflationary pressures.
The company raises questions about the impact of these changes on hotel performance and hospitality investment opportunities. Details are being clarified.
MMI is trading well above its SMA-20 ($29.07), SMA-50 ($28.03), and SMA-200 ($28.36), confirming strong bullish momentum across short-, medium-, and long-term trends. The Ichimoku Kijun level on D1 is at $28.83, which sits below the current price and thus acts as immediate support; near-term support is clustered around the $29.07–$28.83 zone (SMA-20 and Kijun), with key support from SMA-50 at $28.03. The nearest resistance is at $30.50 (current price) with the next key resistance at the 52-week high of $33.62, making this a challenge for upside continuation.
Momentum signals paint a bullish short-term picture: MACD on D1 is in buy mode with a positive reading, and ADX is neutral but still supportive of an underlying trend. However, overbought warnings are visible in Stoch RSI (85.81 D1, overbought), CCI (104.78, overbought), and BBP (1.21, overbought), which all suggest the market is stretched. BBP reflects clear buyer dominance intraday. RSI at 59.66 (Buy) and AO both align with buyers’ control. In today’s session, MMI is up 1.33%, contributing to a weekly advance; the stock is trading at $30.50, up from a previous weekly close of $30.10, reflecting a 1.33% gain, and is positioned at the very top of its weekly range near resistance. Weekly volatility stands at 6.85%. The tone is one of consolidation near recent highs after a persistent climb.
For the coming week, the expected price range is $30.30 to $31.71, reflecting the current bullish momentum but remaining anchored well within the 52-week bounds of $24.43 and $33.62. The probability of further price increases is high (more than 80%), as RSI-W1, ADX-W1, and MA-50-W1 all signal “Buy”, while a decline is much less likely. Baseline scenario: price consolidates in a narrow range between $30.30 and $31.71 as bullish momentum pauses. Bullish scenario: a breakout above $31.71 resistance could aim for the $32.50–$33.60 region, testing the yearly high. Bearish scenario: failure to hold above $30.30 support may open the way for a pullback toward $29.10–$28.80, but deeper declines appear unlikely given strong trend signals on higher timeframes.
Previously it was reported that Marcus & Millichap maintained a bullish technical outlook, supported by constructive momentum and favorable trend signals. This article extends that analysis by highlighting the prevailing scenario and advises traders to watch for sustained movement above immediate resistance as a signal for potential further upside.