Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Sandler, agrees that Marriott's position looks tenuous. "If you look at that chart of Marriott, we're right back at a very key inflection point. We're retesting the uptrend support line off of those 2016 lows. Failure to hold that leaves support at $118. Failure to hold [$118] leaves support at $100," said Johnson during the same segment. Marriott was trading at $121.53 on Wednesday afternoon. A decline to $100 implies 18% downside. "At this point in time, that guidance is going to be really critical. And I wouldn't want to try to get long the stock ahead of this earnings print," said Johnson. Marriott was slightly higher in extended trading Wednesday after topping fourth-quarter earnings estimates. However, it missed on revenue. Disclaimer