Expedia Travels First Class

By The Value Investor: Shares of Expedia (EXPE) ended last trading week on a bad note. The online travel company reported a disappointing set of first quarter earnings results on Thursday after the close. The report and accompanying soft guidance for the second quarter sent shares tumbling in Friday's trading session. First Quarter Results

Andrew Wilkinson submits: Massey Energy Co. (MEE) – Speculation that Cliffs Natural Resources may be interested in buying Massey Energy Co. for $62.00 a share sent the value of Massey’s shares up as much as 6.25% this morning to an intraday high of $42.32.

By Trefis: Expedia (EXPE) is a leading online travel agency (OTA). It operates online travel portals such as expedia.com, hotels.com and hotwire.com that help connect travelers with travel suppliers such as hotels, airlines, cruises and car rental companies.

That’s right. With the recent share price plunge in Apple (AAPL), from over $700 to around $525,  the stock is rapidly approaching the valuation of 1990′s tech darling Microsoft (MSFT). While clearly facing near-term headwinds, both on the

By Dana Blankenhorn: Despite a host of bad news stock in Google (GOOG) seems to be keeping up the pace with rivals Apple (AAPL) and Microsoft (MSFT).

New Finance submits: S&P, Barclays and Caris all cut their price targets for Expedia (EXPE) last week after the company's earnings call. That would certainly be enough for the shellacking that EXPE took on Friday, except for one simple fact: all of their price targets are equal to or greater than $26, and EXPE is trading at about $21. I don’t know an investor that wouldn’t enjoy a 20% return. So, why the sudden investor exodus?

theflyonthewall.com submits: Honeywell International (HON) is expected to report Q4 earnings before the market open on Friday, January 28 with a conference call scheduled for 8:00 am ET.

Hickey and Walters (Bespoke) submit: With shares of Apple (AAPL) rallying even as the overall market remains weak, the stock's weighting in the NASDAQ 100 is beginning to make a mockery of the index. Believe it or not, AAPL now has a 20% weighting in the index.