Carnival and Royal Caribbean have had high occupancy and strong bookings. Both shares have had big run-ups over the past year -- so which one is better? Talk about tariffs and the impact on the world ...

Where both Carnival and Norwegian are taking on water this year with their stocks down 15%, Royal Caribbean is riding the wave higher by 20%. Over the past two years, its stock has soared 274%.

The Royal Caribbean Cruises (RCL) stock price is firing on all cylinders and outperforming its closest rivals like Carnival and Norwegian. It has risen in the last three consecutive months ...

Carnival stock sells at a forward P/E ratio of just ... investors may also want to bask in the trade winds pushing Royal Caribbean forward. Royal Caribbean, along with the lines it owns, Celebrity ...

(Which means Royal Caribbean's analogous announcement is probably just over the horizon.) And now here's the best news for investors in cruise stocks: Carnival announced today that on the ...

Royal Caribbean reported strong first ... shares,” which allows you to own portions of stock without buying an entire share. In the case of Carnival, which is trading at $18.49 as of publishing ...

Royal Caribbean Cruises stock has surged 97% this year, trailing only Nvidia (187%) and Meta Platforms (139%) in the benchmark US stock index. Carnival Corporation, another cruise line ...

Carnival and Royal Caribbean have had high occupancy and strong bookings. Both shares have had big run-ups over the past year -- so which one is better? 10 stocks we like better than Carnival Corp ...

Two publicly traded cruise ship stocks are Royal Caribbean (NYSE: RCL) and Carnival (NYSE: CCL). Since the beginning of 2021, both of these companies have seen revenue explode higher. In fact ...

Carnival (NYSE: CCL ... Nonetheless, the question for travel stock investors is whether Royal Caribbean is a more attractive choice. Almost 26% of all cruise passengers travel on a Royal Caribbean ...

That would hit the cruise industry, including Carnival and Royal Caribbean, hard. Although both stocks sell at lower P/E ratios than the S&P 500, that's typical for cyclical companies. Even taking ...