Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd

Carnival, Royal Caribbean, and Norwegian are undervalued and worth a look.

Despite slower yield growth, we expect operating cash flow to still rise.

These names all slid into 4-star range after yesterday’s stock-market sell-off.

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We see value in cruise companies as the market is unduly concerned about the impact of new ship deployments.

Cruise line still sails in a moat based on efficient scale, cost advantages, and intangible brand assets.

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Robust travel demand supports pricing growth for the cruise operator, driving profit gains.

Although some retailers continue to cede share to online peers, some protected businesses should deliver rising profitability.

We expect Carnival, Royal Caribbean, and Norwegian to stay committed to balance sheet strength.

We expect demand for cruises to meet supply in most parts of the world in the coming years, and think the market is too bearish on Norwegian.

These stocks all have stable to growing competitive advantages and currently trade at a discount.

We believe the operator has significant global capacity growth potential over the next five years.

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Price improvement and cost controls should improve ROICs.