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Booking Holdings is creating new opportunities for brands to engage high-intent travelers through its BKNG Ads capabilities.
Ben Harrell, Managing Director at Booking.com, shared these updates. Details are being clarified.
BKNG is currently trading at $169.00, sitting just above the MA-20 ($167.07) but slightly below the MA-50 ($169.32) and well below the MA-200 ($190.44), suggesting only mild short-term support while medium- and long-term trends remain under pressure from sellers. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 stands at $163.47, which is below the current price and therefore serves as immediate support; near-term support levels are at the Kijun ($163.47) and MA-20 ($167.07), while near-term resistance comes from the MA-50 ($169.32) and key resistance at the MA-100 ($171.60).
Momentum signals on D1 are mixed, with MACD showing a buy signal, while ADX indicates a lack of strong trend at 12.62. RSI is neutral at 50.56 and CCI is near zero, pointing to the absence of either overbought or oversold conditions, but BBP registers as overbought, suggesting near-term buyer dominance despite the broader lack of trend strength. AO also supports the mild upside momentum. Over the past week, BKNG has fallen $2.79 (1.59%) from a previous close of $171.79, placing the current price in the lower part of the weekly range amid notable volatility (7.51%). This reflects a steady decline from the recent high, with weekly momentum and oscillators diverging from short-term buyer activity.
Looking ahead, the expected trading range for the coming week is $164.00 to $174.00, keeping well within 20% of the current price and aligning with recent volatility and technical levels. Analysis of W1 indicators (RSI-w1, ADX-w1, MACD-w1, MA-50-w1) gives a very low probability (less than 20%) of a sustained price increase, making further declines more likely. The baseline scenario projects the price consolidating between $164.00 and $174.00. A bullish scenario would require a breakout above $171.60–$174.00, but this appears unlikely given longer-term selling pressure. Conversely, a bearish break below $163.47 could open the way to revisit support levels closer to the 52-week low at $150.14. The forecast range remains anchored in the lower third of the $150.14 to $233.58 yearly band, reflecting the prevailing downward tone.
Previously it was reported that Booking Holdings was facing persistent downside momentum and limited upside potential according to technical analysis signals. The current article adds a new dimension by focusing on emerging market catalysts, with traders advised to monitor upcoming earnings releases as a potential trigger for renewed volatility.