StockCharts TV on $HLT (Nov 3, 2026)
Hilton is attractive to invest in as long as momentum stays strong and it remains above key moving-average support. Its chart is good despite high crude oil and travel worries, and travel/tourism stocks look better than expected. HLT hit new all-time highs in October and surpassed its June peak.
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Finally, Hilton. I wanted to end with a chart that is in the consumer discretionary or consumer luxury sector, which is not my favorite sector at the moment. However, one thing I have learned is that don't be afraid to buy a great chart in a sector that you don't like.
Even if you think Consumer Discretionary isn't the best place, I always end my Market Recap show by saying that it's always a good time to have a good chart handy. So, if Hilton's chart is good, I want to hold Hilton shares.
It doesn't matter to me which sector it is. I want to hold shares with good charts and that is the core philosophy of my portfolio.
If you look at the HLT charts, you'll see that despite the high price of crude oil, and even the idea that high oil prices will discourage people from traveling, the Hilton and Marriott charts are pretty good, right?
Stocks in the travel and tourism sector are generally looking better than you might expect. So I'm interested in following the chart and recognizing that this stock reached new all-time highs in October and surpassed that peak in June.
So, as long as the momentum remains strong and as long as we stay above the key moving average support, I would say this is a pretty attractive place to invest.