Vail Resorts shares dip as quarterly report disappoints
ReutersJun 6, 2025 4:31 PM
Shares of Vail Resorts MTN.N were down 2.9% on Fri after the co reported qrtrly rev roughly in line with analyst expectations, per LSEG
The stock was bucking the trend in the broader mkt, with the main indexes sharply higher on the day
Both Morgan Stanley and Truist Securities cut their PTs on MTN following the results, while Jefferies raised its PT
The median PT on the stock is $177.50, while the stock was last at $151.34
Analyst recommendations on the stock include four "strong buy" or "buy" ratings, nine "hold" ratings and one "sell" rating
Including the session move, MTN is down about 19% for the YTD compared with a roughly 1% increase in the Nasdaq .IXIC
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