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Why Expedia Group (EXPE) Stock Fell 5.98% in 10 Minutes After Q4 Earnings on Nov 4, 2026

Adjusted EPS of $9.39 came in above the $8.90 estimate; revenue of $4.94 billion came in above the $4.74 billion estimate.

Published in ET: Feed time in ET: Earnings EXPE -5.98% in 10 min after the headline
  • EXPE fell 5.98% in the 10 minutes after the 16:01:40 ET headline, from $318.00 to $299.00.
  • 42,293 shares changed hands in those 10 minutes.
  • The headline crossed in after-hours trading, 1 minute after the 4:00 ET close.
EXPE Why Expedia Group (EXPE) Stock Fell 5.98% in 10 Minutes After Q4 Earnings on Nov 4,
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Reaction by asset (real prices)

Asset2m beforeAt release+1m+10m+1m %+10m %
EXPE 318.00 318.00 300.30 299.00 -5.57% -5.98%

Expedia Group (EXPE) shares fell 5.98% in the 10 minutes after its Q4 results reached the MoveSurge news feed at 16:01:40 ET on Wednesday, November 4, 2026. Adjusted EPS of $9.39 came in above the $8.90 estimate; revenue of $4.94 billion came in above the $4.74 billion estimate.

EXPE in the first 10 minutes

The line that crossed at 16:01:40 ET: “EXPE Q3: adj. EPS 9.39 vs 8.9 est; revenue USD 4.94bln vs USD 4.74bln est”

From a reference price of $318.00 just before the headline, the stock was down 5.57% after one minute and down 5.98%, at $299.00, after 10 minutes. The first-minute move held. 42,293 shares changed hands in those 10 minutes. The headline crossed in after-hours trading, 1 minute after the 4:00 ET close.

Expedia Group Q4 results against estimates

MeasureReportedEstimateResult
Adjusted EPS$9.39$8.90Beat
Revenue$4.94 billion$4.74 billionBeat

Expedia Group FY26 guidance

MeasureNew rangePrior rangeEstimateChange
Revenue$16.37 billion to $16.43 billion$16.05 billion to $16.22 billion$16.21 billionRaised

How EXPE traded after earlier earnings releases

ReportEPS vs estimateRevenue vs estimateFirst move
Aug 5, 2026$5.76 vs $5.23$4.32 billion vs $4.17 billion+6.88% in 15 min

Other EXPE headlines on November 4, 2026

  • 16:34 ET: “Expedia Group CEO says travel demand remained healthy in Q3, particularly in the US” (-0.70% in 10 minutes)

Expedia Group at a glance

SectorConsumer Discretionary
IndustryTransportation Services
Market value$32.72 billion (as of Nov 4, 2026)

Prices are closes of 1-minute bars. Each move on this page is measured from the last completed bar before its headline.

How did Expedia Group stock react to its Q4 earnings on November 4, 2026?

The stock fell 5.98% in the 10 minutes after its Q4 results crossed at 16:01:40 ET. Adjusted EPS of $9.39 came in above the $8.90 estimate; revenue of $4.94 billion came in above the $4.74 billion estimate.

How far did EXPE move after the headline?

From $318.00 just before the headline to $299.00 10 minutes later, a -5.98% move.

What did Expedia Group guide for revenue?

Revenue guidance of $16.37 billion to $16.43 billion, replacing $16.05 billion to $16.22 billion; the estimate was $16.21 billion (raised).

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