The Royal Caribbean Group (RCL) continues to stir investor interest due to its bullish performance. Many investment firms and stakeholders are adjusting their positions in the group, with several increasing their stakes like
Aberdeen Group and
National Pension Service, while others have reduced their holdings, such as the
Bank of Nova Scotia and
Raymond James Financial Inc. Nonetheless, RCL outperforms its competitors on trading days. It has introduced the
Star of the Seas, a premier family vacation experience, supported by launching their
'Perfecta' performance program. Recent rallies in the stock's value combined with strong demand reflect RCL's potential for growth, as Wall Street's bullish outlook suggests. The group's Q2 earnings, beating the estimates, and raised full-year guidance twice within one year, highlight their resilience despite the ongoing pandemic. Expected future EPS grows by 31% by 2025, and the groups recent Board Leadership transition suggests strategic moves towards a long-term growth. Despite some share selling activities and revenue miss, the increased dividends, $1 billion share repurchase program, and more last-minute bookings indicate power in RCL's hold in the market.
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