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JP Morgan maintains its Overweight rating on Priceline.com
PCLN but cuts its price target from $810 to $770.
JP Morgan comments, "In 2012, we forecast Priceline to generate over 80% of its bookings from international markets, and over 60% of total bookings to come from Europe. European sovereign debt concerns have been escalating since Priceline reported 1Q earnings, reflected in the decline in the Euro FX rate. Though it is not yet clear if the
travel market has started to see any additional negative impact from worsening macro
environment in Europe, we note that Priceline reported some weakness in Southern
Europe with slowing ADR growth in the region."
PCLN closed at $619.83 on Tuesday.
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