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Vail Resorts, Inc. (MTN)


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208.43+2.32 (+1.13%)
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Previous Close206.11
Open206.81
Bid0.00 x
Ask0.00 x
Day's Range206.56 - 209.54
52 Week Range140.74 - 215.82
Volume265,965
Avg. Volume364,261
Market Cap8.35B
Beta0.32
PE Ratio (TTM)40.57
EPS (TTM)N/A
Earnings DateN/A
Dividend & Yield4.21 (2.02%)
Ex-Dividend Date2017-06-26
1y Target EstN/A
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  • Capital Cube5 days ago

    ETFs with exposure to Vail Resorts, Inc. : July 18, 2017

    Categories: ETFs Yahoo FinanceClick here to see latest analysis ETFs with exposure to Vail Resorts, Inc. Here are 5 ETFs with the largest exposure to MTN-US. Comparing the performance and risk of Vail Resorts, Inc. with the ETFs that have exposure to it gives us some ETF choices that could give us similar returns with lower volatility. Ticker ... Read more (Read more...)

  • Vail Resorts, Inc. – Value Analysis (NYSE:MTN) : July 14, 2017
    Capital Cube9 days ago

    Vail Resorts, Inc. – Value Analysis (NYSE:MTN) : July 14, 2017

    Categories: Fundamental Analysis Yahoo FinanceClick here to see latest analysis Capitalcube gives Vail Resorts, Inc. a score of 81. Our analysis is based on comparing Vail Resorts, Inc. with the following peers – Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc, Hyatt Hotels Corporation Class A, Marriott International, Inc. Class A, Intrawest Resorts Holdings, Inc., ClubCorp Holdings, Inc. and Cedar Fair, L.P. (HLT-US, ... Read more (Read more...)

  • American City Business Journals9 days ago

    Feds don't object to buyout of Colorado-based ski-resort operator

    Federal regulators have let a deadline pass for raising antitrust questions about the planned acquisition of Denver-based ski resort operator Intrawest Resort Holdings Inc. by Denver's KSL Capital Partners and Aspen Skiing Co. The Aspen Times reports that, under federal antitrust laws, both the U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission had 30 days after being notified of the $1.5 billion deal to raise concerns about any anti-competitive aspects of the buyout. Intrawest (SNOW) operates the Winter Park ski area for the city of Denver and owns the Steamboat ski area.