Investors who missed out on Priceline's 63% stock price surge over the last year may find an opportunity in its shares after the recent pullback. Priceline's ability to expand rapidly without ...

Priceline shares remained locked in single-digit prices for several years, and the company finally resorted to a one-for-six reverse split in 2003 in order to get the stock price back above the ...

Why has Priceline's model ... What should investors expect from the stock? My price targets as a technician are based primarily on current and past price action in the stock.

With ticket prices at rock bottom, Priceline and other discounters have fewer deals to offer customers. On Thursday, financial advisers Merrill Lynch downgraded Priceline's stock from a "buy ...

The most bullish price target for Priceline stock is $1,500 per share; this would imply a big price increase of more than 30%. Wall Street forecasts are nothing more than estimates, and they are ...

Overseas economic woes and political uncertainty all played a factor, and share prices ... better than Priceline GroupWhen investing geniuses David and Tom Gardner have a stock tip, it can pay ...

The Priceline Group (PCLN) reported its Q2 results recently. If the post-earnings stock price movement is a gauge of the online travel giant's latest quarter performance, you'd believe that the ...

Timing was good for Priceline: it went public on March 31, 1999, during the height of the dot-com boom, at an equivalent price of $96 a share (adjusted for a six to one reverse stock split).

Despite its stock prices nearly cresting $1,000 on Friday, Priceline.com has once before reached these heights: On April 30, 1999, its stock price reached $974.27. Two years later, it dropped ...

The rise of the internet in the late 1990s created new business opportunities throughout the economy, and the travel industry quickly became one of the most cutting-edge areas for technological ...