Royal Caribbean said on Tuesday that 2025 was shaping up "to be another great year", with a near 23% jump expected in adjusted earnings, as it benefits from record prices and new river cruise itineraries.

The stock’s bullish 50-day moving average has been providing strong trend support for the last two weeks as shares were leaking to lower prices at $225. Today’s response to the earnings report fortifies the stock’s short- and long-term trend as even more bullish.

The company's namesake cruise line has kept its Casino Royale benefits in place for the past few years, but its sister cruise line, Celebrity Cruises, made major benefit cuts. Celebrity Blue Chip players lost guaranteed freeplay, and Sapphire and higher players no longer receive a free classic drink package.