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Webinar starting at 11am EDT: U.S. Gaming, Leisure & Lodging 2Q26 Earnings Preview
Research evidence excerpt
Webinar starting at 11am EDT: U.S. Gaming, Leisure & Lodging 2Q26 Earnings Preview
We expect a mixed earnings season, with local spend
continuing to outshine destinations. We like Regionals (PENN,
CHDN) and Digital (DKNG) into prints. Moving to sidelines on
CZR on unlikelihood it accepts a topping bid.
Cruise Lines: 2Q26 Preview: Scattered Squalls »
Fuel price drop should handily carry EPS beats and raises this
2Q; however, we expect another round of 2H implied yield
trimming (RCL) on account of softer Caribbean checks. Even
so, market is braced for this in our view, so bar is sufficiently
low at this point heading into the prints.
Meet the Analyst
Brandt Montour, CFA, is a director and research analyst
covering U.S. Gaming, Lodging & Leisure. Prior to joining
Barclays in 2021, Brandt worked at JPMorgan in both
Equity and Fixed Income across Research, Sales and
Trading. In Research since 2015, he was part of JPMorgan’s
Gaming & Lodging team, which was ranked #1 by
Institutional Investor from 2015 to 2021. Most recently,
Brandt was ranked runner-up by Extel for Gaming and
Lodging in 2025, as well as for Leisure (analyst level). He
holds a BSE in Engineering, magna cum laude, from the
University of Michigan.
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U.S. Gaming, Leisure & Lodging
Brandt Montour, CFA Elizabeth Heffern
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