Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (NYSE:RCL) is a major player in the global cruise industry, offering a wide range of vacation experiences on its fleet of ships. The company competes with other cruise lines like Carnival Corporation and Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings. On February 3, 2026, Morgan Stanley updated its assessment of RCL, maintaining a "Mixed" grade and recommending a hold on the stock. At that time, the stock price was $334.05.
Morgan Stanley raised its price target for RCL from $290 to $330, as highlighted by TheFly. This adjustment reflects a more optimistic outlook on the stock's potential. The stock is currently priced at $334.05, showing an increase of 2.90% or $9.40. During the trading day, RCL's stock fluctuated between $324.58 and $340.675, indicating some volatility.
Mediolanum International Funds Ltd significantly increased its investment in RCL by 164.2% during the third quarter. The firm now owns 25,988 shares, having purchased an additional 16,151 shares. Mediolanum's holdings in RCL are valued at approximately $8.5 million, according to the latest filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Other institutional investors have also shown interest in RCL. For example, 1 North Wealth Services LLC and Evolution Wealth Management Inc. both acquired new stakes in the company during the second quarter, each worth around $31,000. This activity suggests a growing confidence in RCL's future performance among institutional investors.
RCL has a market capitalization of approximately $91.1 billion, reflecting its significant presence in the cruise industry. The stock's trading volume for the day is 2,166,812 shares on the NYSE. Over the past year, RCL's stock has reached a high of $366.50 and a low of $164.01, showcasing its potential for growth and the interest it garners from investors.
