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Wall Street seems to be loving the new corporate focus of Wyndham...
No, I think they accidentially bought at $20+ so they need to find small investors to willing to purchase from them so they can claim they made a good call.
Consider none predict it is a quick recovery, not sure how anyone can see a strong hotel sector.
Wyndham/RCI has cut costs across the board by consolidating and also by reducing expansion (other than franchising- which has much lower costs!).. They have refocused on positive cash flow portions of their business such as resort management, franchise fees, and especially rentals..
I think this corporate rethinking has produced a much better cash flow than could have been expected in this economy. Investors may simply be reacting to this improvement, as well as the increased potential as sales and the economy again improve and the sale of bundled mortgages again becomes a profit center for them.
For investors, I think it is all positive news.. I'm just not sure what I think about the outcome on the timeshare owners yet...
I thought it was reflected when it comes from $2.75 to $20
Consider they will be less income, less earning per share based on the cash flow, And consider therir total number of rental is actually down, only their rental charge is up, I have hard time to see it pass the high when they first split.
than, on the other hand, I am not profession.
At this moment, I really feel like there is some brokage firm try to sell their over accumulate Wyndham stock. But they may go to sky who knows
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