VAC Price Prediction Next Week
Analysis and Insights
Technical Analysis:
Marriott Vacations Worldwide (VAC) is currently trading at $71.16 as of March 10, 2025. The stock is showing signs of being oversold, with an RSI of 33.45, indicating potential for a short-term rebound. However, the MACD is negative at -3.82, suggesting ongoing bearish momentum.
Fibonacci Levels:
The Fibonacci levels indicate a pivot point at $78.55, with resistance at $85.79 and support at $71.31. The stock is currently testing the lower support level, which may act as a floor in the short term.
Analyst Ratings:
Analysts have mixed opinions on VAC, with a consensus rating of Hold and a price target of $96.80, representing a 31.92% upside from current levels. Recent price target adjustments by Truist and Barclays reflect cautious optimism.
Market Context:
The broader market has been under pressure, with the S&P 500 experiencing its worst week since September 2024, potentially impacting VAC's performance.
Prediction and Recommendation:
Given the oversold conditions and proximity to the Fibonacci support level, VAC may experience a slight rebound. However, the overall bearish trend suggests caution. The stock is expected to trade around $72.50 in the next trading week.
Recommendation: Sell or avoid buying VAC in the next trading week due to the bearish trend, despite the potential for a minor bounce.
VAC Similar Chart Price Prediction
The price of VAC is predicted to go up 2.01%, based on the high correlation periods with NYT. The similarity of these two price pattern on the periods is 97.33%.
VAC
NYT
Up: 2.01%Similarity: 97.33%
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VAC Analyst's Forecast
Stephen Grambling
Morgan Stanley
Sell
2025-01-06
Price Target
$87
Upside
+0.76%
Morgan Stanley analyst Stephen Grambling initiated coverage of Marriott Vacations with an Underweight rating and $87 price target. The firm sees risk to shares from the company's lower credit quality and potential inventory rebuild. Marriott Vacations' average consumer FICO eroded since pre-COVID, leaving risk of a structurally higher loan loss provision, the analyst tells investors in a research note. Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley says the company has the lowest number of years of sales in inventory coupled with an elevated number of owners relative to units, both pointing to a greater need to build inventory versus peers.
Brandt Montour
Barclays
Hold → Buy
2024-12-13
Price Target
$97 → $116
Upside
+32.74%
Lizzie Dove
Goldman Sachs
Strong Sell
2024-12-10
Price Target
$70 → $85
Downside
-11.46%
