Highlights

  • Stock ends February 11 near 52-week high levels
  • EODHD/Others target price trails latest close
  • Multi-period returns show sustained price momentum

Marriott International (NASDAQ:MAR) closed at USD 358.75 on February 11, 2026, slipping USD 0.60 or 0.17% on the day, based on EODHD/Others data. Despite the marginal decline, the stock finished within 1.32% of its 52-week high of USD 363.54. The current level remains far above the 52-week low of USD 205.40 recorded in April 2025, placing the stock near the upper end of its annual trading range.

Momentum Builds Across Timeframes

The stock has delivered gains of 10.53% over one week and 10.95% over one month. Over three months, shares are up 22.99%, while the six-month return stands at 33.02%. The one-year gain of 24.57% highlights a sustained upward move over longer periods. Year-to-date and quarter-to-date returns are both 15.64%, underscoring consistency in recent performance.

Targets Lag the Market Price

EODHD/Others data shows a BUY-equivalent consensus rating for Marriott International, with a current target price of USD 345.08. This level implies a potential downside of around 3.81% from the February 11 closing price. Long-term growth expectations are listed at 10.94%. Broker research cited in recent reports shows a wide range of target revisions and rating stances, reflecting differing views on valuation and earnings trajectory.

Earnings Miss, Revenue Edges Higher

Marriott reported quarterly earnings of USD 2.58 per share, slightly below the consensus estimate of USD 2.61. Revenue reached USD 6.69 billion, marginally above expectations of USD 6.67 billion, representing a 4.1% year-on-year increase. The company recorded a net margin of 10.07% during the quarter.

Guidance Sets the Near-Term Frame

The company has issued FY2026 earnings guidance in the range of 11.320 to 11.570 per share, alongside Q1 FY2026 guidance of 2.500 to 2.550 per share. Market forecasts referenced in coverage point to full-year earnings expectations near 10.1 per share.

Global Footprint in Lodging Operations

Marriott International operates a global lodging platform covering luxury, premium, select-service, and extended-stay brands. Its operations span hotel management, franchising, development activities, and centralized services such as reservations, marketing, and loyalty programs, serving both leisure and business travel segments.