Vail Resorts Stock Is Rising on a Brutal Day for the Market. Here’s Why.
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Vail Resorts owns and operates dozens of mountain resorts globally.
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Vail Resorts
crushed earnings expectations and raised its full-year outlook Thursday evening, which was enough to send shares higher in Friday trading on a brutal day for the broader market.
Vail stock (ticker: MTN) rose 1.1% to $248.26 in Friday trading while the
S&P 500
index was fell 2.3%. The
Dow Jones Industrial Average
had fallen more than 670 points, or 2.1%, following a higher-than-expected inflation reading.
The company, which owns and operates dozens of mountain resorts globally, reported earnings of $9.16 a share while