The Latest Breaking News from RCL

Despite an uncertain macroeconomic environment, the travel industry is expected to witness robust demand this year. Therefore, I think travel stocks Royal Caribbean (RCL), Carnival Corporation (CCL), and Lindblad Expeditions Holdings (LIND) could be ideal watchlist additions considering their growth prospects. Read on.

We look at how to potentially buy RCL stock for a discount via an option strategy called a cash secured put.

The travel sector is poised for continued growth this year and beyond, driven by sustained demand for leisure travel, favorable government initiatives, and rapid integration of emerging technologies. Hence, robust travel stocks Royal Caribbean (RCL), Carnival Corporation (CCL), and Norwegian Cruise (NCLH) could be ideal watchlist additions for their solid…

Norwegian Cruise Line posted its first profit since Covid but its Q3 outlook was short of estimates. NCLH stock has soared in 2023.

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Royal Caribbean blew away estimates for results Thursday and lifted its earnings outlook by 33%. RCL stock sails near three-year highs.

The cruise industry might remain under pressure amid elevated interest rates and lingering recession fears. So, let’s analyze whether you should Buy, Hold or Sell Royal Caribbean Cruises (RCL) and Carnival Corporation (CCL).

Cruise company Royal Caribbean Cruises (RCL) reported solid growth in its last quarter. However, given its stretched valuation, do its shares have any upside left? Let’s look at the trends of its financial metrics….

Over the past year, the stocks of the top three cruise operators are up an average of 91%. Yet, there’s an argument to be made that they’re still cheap.

Given the rebounding cruise travel, is it wise to invest in shares of cruise operator Royal Caribbean (RCL)? Let’s look at some of its key financial metrics to get an idea….

Therefore, we have created a yield of 18.5% (1,250 divided by 6,750, multiplied by 100) in 387 days, or 17.4% annualized.