What is the market trend for Hilton Hotels?
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Analyst's have increased earnings expectations in the last few weeks. Hilton has exceeded expectations in the last quarters. Stock is selling at lower price to earnings ratio that its peer group.
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I'm buying carefully chosen stocks that appear to be very undervalued with big moats.  \n\nI sold out a lot of positions just before the fall so have plenty of cash - planning on putting about half of it back in the market between now and mid July.
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FI, CO, SD, PP, MM, Basis, BW, APO, SEM, CRM are in demand in the US. Basically depends on where you are and how the local market is doing.
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There is no "standard", just what the market will bear.\n\nBut I just heard a figure you may find interesting.  There was a survey done recently by real estate people and the average monthly rent increase is expected to be 5.3%, about double what the average increase was last year.\n\nReason given is that interests rates are rising so home purchases are slowing.  More people are staying in apartments so demand is up.  Supply is also down as many apartments are being converted to condos.\n\nSounds like you did pretty well.
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Try looking into ACNielsen reports or even look for Fortune 500 list.
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Paris Hilton moves around a lot so if you even do find her address she'll most likely be somewhere else in the states or in the world. She's a celeb they hardly stay at home!
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Do you mean regionally? Country wide? City? A specific hotel? A chain of hotels? It depends on the property you talk about?\nLet's use a Holiday Inn (worked in one) There is a department for housekeeping, restaurant, front office, maintenance, and of course managers for those departments, sales, catering, and the above all manager, the General Manager.\nOf course, there are hotels that don't have all those departments. If it's a chain, then you also have the regional manager, CEO and so forth.\nI worked for a really fancy hotel for some years, best suite going for $700 a night (and yes people did get it) and we did not have half of those departments. It changes from hotel to hotel. Really, but the immediate top manager at just about any hotel is the GM (general manager)
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It is not just one market.\nWhere I live in Houston the house values are going up.\n5 miles away they are going down.\nLocation, Location, Locations
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Different markets are reacting in different ways...\n\nProperties in northern cities which are losing population are suffering flat or falling values.\n\nCities in the South, such as Tampa, which are still enjoying steady job and population gains are continuing to appreciate, although not at the same rate of the last 1-3 years.
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As I look in my crystal ball I see that BMHC (Building Materials) is in a down trend , and in the high $20s.  Our economy, and this sector, is highly dependent on building/home construction.  Presently, with rising interest rates and lower home sales guidance,  I predict BMHC will end the year in the area of $16 -$19.
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More sellers than buyers?
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Indian Hotel Industry is in developing stage.5 star hotels are few,mainly in few metropolitan cities and business centres.Smaller cities are served by 3 star hotels.There is a dearth of good hotels in tourist centres.Even these centres they are fully occupied during season.There is ample scope for opening good hotels for middle class people and budjet tourists from foreign countries.State Tourism Deparment gives a lot of tax benefits and subsidies to promote hotel industry
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Hello,\n\nI am in Arbonne. No, the market is not flooded, far from it. There is so much room for growth. In 2007, Arbonne is going International. I can email you the demographics report if you would like! I'm clickable.
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The stock market is ok, however look into managed foriegn exchange. There is a great company called Compass Financial Solutions located in Lakewood, CO. Totally ligite.\nAlso, look into a homebased business. The best one I have seen in my last 25 years is YTB International. It is a travel business. I am involved and it has been incredible!I no longer work for anyone else. You have to check it out. www.novaktravel.com and www.howifiredmyboss.com, you won't be disappointed.
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Gap $19.73   ticker GPS\n\nCharlotte Russe $27.75  ticker CHIC
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You are asking a question that requires predicting the future. Anything you hear is merely opinion. \n\nToronto is a good market. It differs from other real estate hot spots in that Ontario is flat and open. The urban sprawl can expand almost limitlessly. In Vancouer, for example, there is much less land avaialble for new building.\n\nInterest rates are rising through the world. Further tightening could easily send real estate prices lower. Nothing is certain though. Do your research. \n\nCheck mls.ca and find out what properties are selling for. What were they selling for 6 months ago? Bidding wars were common in Toronto last year, as a buyer you are much better off if you can avoid that situation.
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http://www.statesman.com/business/content/business/stories/other/08/16reca.html\n\nhttp://www.news8austin.com/content/your_news/default.asp?ArID=171463\n\nhttp://austin.bizjournals.com/austin/stories/2006/10/23/daily6.html?b=1161576000%5e1364972&surround=etf\n\nCheck out the above links.  Austin is predicted as a prime location for growth and stability in the housing market.  Maybe I'm a little biased, but that's the information i've seen in the last few months.  I am a Realtor® in Austin.  I've seen an huge influx of investors, mostly from CA, come into the Austin market to do just what you are looking at doing.   \n\nI wish you good luck and great fortune wherever you decide to go with you investment.