Shares of Hilton Grand Vacations Inc. (HGV) plummeted 5.77% on Tuesday during the intraday trading session, dropping to $47.19 per share. This sharp decline came after Goldman Sachs reiterated its Sell rating on the vacation ownership company's stock earlier in the morning.
The negative sentiment from the influential investment bank appears to have spooked investors, who sold off HGV shares in reaction to Goldman's bearish view on the stock. While no explicit reasoning was provided for maintaining the Sell rating, the market seems to have interpreted it as a sign that Goldman has significant concerns about Hilton Grand Vacations' prospects going forward.
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