Elie Maalouf

CEO, IHG Hotels & Resorts
· tracked since Feb 2026
Calls 2 1 Posts tracked · 0.0/day
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IHG long +4.1%
PEJ long +2.4%
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IHG ×1
PEJ ×1
Recent Calls
PEJ long 3 months ago
IHG long 3 months ago
Win Rate 100% Long 2 Short 0
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30d 0%
90d 50%
Average Return +3.2% Long Return +3.2% Short Return -
Average Return
7d -2.5%
30d -8.0%
90d -0.2%
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Long
Feb 17
$148.23
+4.1%
Maalouf notes a "record over 440 hotel openings" and bullishness on US 2026 due to the World Cup. Wade (Union Square Hospitality) confirms "fine dining... is the strongest segment" and corporate event business is up. Travel and high-end leisure are decoupling from the broader goods economy. Major events (World Cup) and corporate return-to-office/entertaining are structural tailwinds for 2026. Long Hospitality/Travel. A sharp recession curbing discretionary travel.
Maalouf notes a "record over 440 hotel openings" and bullishness on US 2026 due to the World Cup. Wade (Union Square Hospitality) confirms "fine dining... is the strongest segment" and corporate event business is up. Travel and high-end leisure are decoupling from the broader goods economy. Major events (World Cup) and corporate return-to-office/entertaining are structural tailwinds for 2026. Long Hospitality/Travel. A sharp recession curbing discretionary travel.
Consumer
Long
Feb 17
$60.77
+2.4%
Maalouf notes a "record over 440 hotel openings" and bullishness on US 2026 due to the World Cup. Wade (Union Square Hospitality) confirms "fine dining... is the strongest segment" and corporate event business is up. Travel and high-end leisure are decoupling from the broader goods economy. Major events (World Cup) and corporate return-to-office/entertaining are structural tailwinds for 2026. Long Hospitality/Travel. A sharp recession curbing discretionary travel.
Maalouf notes a "record over 440 hotel openings" and bullishness on US 2026 due to the World Cup. Wade (Union Square Hospitality) confirms "fine dining... is the strongest segment" and corporate event business is up. Travel and high-end leisure are decoupling from the broader goods economy. Major events (World Cup) and corporate return-to-office/entertaining are structural tailwinds for 2026. Long Hospitality/Travel. A sharp recession curbing discretionary travel.
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