Compare $Airbnb, Inc.(ABNB)$ , $Expedia(EXPE)$ and $Royal Caribbean Cruises(RCL)$ then analyse which one is better to invest
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Based on the information provided, the three companies have different financial metrics and analyst recommendations. Airbnb, Inc. has the highest price-to-book ratio (17.60) and price-to-sales ratio (10.70), and has a relatively high ROE (40.47%). On the other hand, Expedia has a lower price-to-book ratio (9.58) and price-to-sales ratio (1.45), and a lower ROE (9.51%). Royal Caribbean Cruises has the lowest price-to-book ratio (9.01) and price-to-sales ratio (2.41), but has a negative ROE (-29.56%).
In terms of analyst recommendations, Airbnb, Inc. has a mixed opinion with a total of 27 (buy and recommend). The mean, low and high target estimates are $134.09, $97.00 and $185.00 respectively. For Expedia, there are a total of 16 buys and recommends, with a mean, low and high target estimate of $129.39, $90.00, and $175.00 respectively. For Royal Caribbean Cruises, there are a total of 12 buys and recommends, with a mean, low and high target estimate of $100.29, $70.00 and $120.00 respectively.
In terms of trend analysis, Airbnb, Inc. has the highest latest and resistance prices and Royal Caribbean Cruises has the lowest latest and resistance prices among the three. Airbnb, Inc. also has more bullish news compared to Expedia and Royal Caribbean Cruises.
Considering the above metrics, and the mixed analyst opinions, we cannot recommend one company over the others. We suggest investors conduct further research, such as analyzing the company's financial statements and considering industry trends before making any investment decisions.
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