Airbnb Crushing It Despite Pushback

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The Juice has been fans of the company since May of last year when we pointed out that you can’t use bad earnings from old school hotel chains such as Hilton (HLT) to sell off Airbnb: Technically speaking, the two companies run in the same space. However, they don’t look alike at all. On one hand, you have Hilton, a legacy travel company, doing things the old school way. Having a mobile app doesn’t make you less old and stodgy these days. It takes a fundamentally different business model. This is because companies such as Airbnb came in and disrupted the living hell out of travel. And, as is sometimes the case with disruptors, everybody loves them once they start disrupting. Then, when the dust settles and the disruptor looks like something closer to a giant, people start hating. You’ve likely seen it where you live and travel. In the US, multiple cities have placed restrictions on short-term rentals. Some people who used to use Airbnb claim they no longer do or will because the company hurts cities and drives up the cost of housing. Of course, these claims lack much, if any, empirical evidence and ignore the role federal, state and local governments play in the nation’s housing crisis. And it’s not just in America. Planning a trip to Europe this summer? Airbnb is under fire across the continent, from Paris to Portugal and Amsterdam to Barcelona. Airbnb is little more than an easy target. A scapegoat that continues to grow, even as some segments of society make it appear that everybody hates Airbnb. You know what’s at play here? Virtue signaling. Airbnb is anything but hurting. Here are some tidbits from its most recent earnings report: - In 2022, Airbnb recorded $8.4 billion in revenue, up 40% annually. - Net income was $1.9 billion. Airbnb’s first ever full-year GAAP profit. - Q4 was Airbnb’s most profitable fourth quarter in its history. - Nights and experiences booked increased 20% year over year. Airbnb beat earnings expectations every single quarter in 2022. We’ll soon see if that trend continues for 2023. [This Could Be Your Biggest Trade For 2023?]( This under-the-radar company is one of the top growth stocks to be watching in 2023. Now may be a critical time to have your eyes on this emerging NASDAQ company, a multifaceted brand owner with established brands in the health, wellness, pet, beauty, and other growing markets. It announced recently that its children's toy brand will expand its retail presence nationally through 2,000 Walmart stores, a major milestone for the brand and may prove to be the best year in its history. It doesn’t stop there; this company has been on a rampage announcing big developments left and right including several high-value acquisitions. A most recent acquisition is expected to help the company generate $100 million in sales for 2023! The company also announced its financial results for the fiscal 2023 first quarter, revealing that revenue increased 199% YOY. The second quarter was a record quarter! [Our research proves that anyone who gets in now could earn a 46,751% return ]([Ad] The Bottom Line: The Juice will listen to Airbnb’s Q1/2023 earnings call, scheduled for early May. If the people you run with or read and follow online trash Airbnb, take it with a grain of salt. This type of hate tends to sit far from reality. We anticipate another solid quarter. Long-term investors are probably best off buying Airbnb stock on strength and buying a few shares more on weakness. Long-term meaning you have the type of time horizon you had when you invested in, say, Tesla (TSLA) in 2018. 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