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AHT-PFAshford Hospitality Trust, Inc.

This is the year AHT-PF has to prove it’s not just surviving but thriving — and the next catalyst is the FOMC meeting on September 16, 2026, where the stock is expected to anchor at $6.28, with a bull target of $7.33 and a bear fallback of $5.23. The market is leaning slightly toward the bull path, with a 52% probability. This isn’t just about rates; it’s about whether the macroeconomic environment is finally starting to stabilize enough for REITs like AHT-PF to show real traction. If the Fed signals a pause or even a cut, the bulls could take the stock higher, but if the rate outlook remains tight, the bears might have their say. Either way, this is the first real test of the year — and it’s a do-or-die moment for the REIT.

The Read

AHT-PF's preferred shares remained flat after Q1 2026 earnings matched estimates and failed to address debt or cash flow concerns, then saw a muted rise in Q2 before a 7.7% surge following positive RevPAR guidance and strategic developments.
Nov 12, 2026 — Q3 2026 Earnings Release
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The schedule

  • Thu12Nov

    Q3 2026 Earnings Release and RevPAR Outlook

  • Sun14Feb
  • Thu13May
  • Thu12Aug

Past

  • Sun2Aug

    Actual outcome: Mixed · $6.42 at outcome

    Ashford Hospitality Trust reported Q2 EPS of -$9.93, exactly matching consensus estimates. With earnings offering no positive or negative surprise and no major shifts in the RevPAR outlook to catalyze a breakout, the stock saw a muted reaction, rising just 1.9% and remaining well within its target bounds.

  • Thu14May

    Actual outcome: Bear · $5.00 at outcome

    Ashford Hospitality Trust reported Q1 2026 EPS of -$11.41, exactly matching analyst estimates. The in-line earnings print provided no new catalysts regarding the company's $2.92 billion debt load or cash flow stabilization, resulting in a muted market reaction. Consequently, the preferred shares remained flat at $6.05 as of the run date, reflecting a holding pattern as investors await clearer signs of improving RevPAR or leverage metrics.