Right now, the value is too compelling to ignore. For instance, it's now cheaper to book a cruise cabin than to rent a single hotel room at a high-end resort. The result is rising cruise-liner demand that could last for years. That's why I like Viking (VIK). As a newly-public company, Viking is the highest-end of the cruise ship market. Founded in 1997 and based in Pembroke, Bermuda, they travel throughout North America, the United Kingdom, and internationally. As of December '23, they operate a fleet of 92 ships, including 81 river vessels, 58 longships, 11 river vessels, 9 ocean ships, and 2 expedition ships. Condé Nast Traveler just voted them as the #1 cruise-liner across all three categories of excursions: Rivers, Oceans & Expeditions. If you're going to finally book a cruise, I believe that you'll go for the best of the best - and that leads to VIK. YOUR ACTION PLAN Shares of Viking just traded at its highest level since going public a month ago - while Royal Caribbean (RCL) - which is the largest of the group by market cap, is up +16% in 2024 and just closed at an all-time high. I think adding VIK at these levels represents strong upside potential that could last for years to come. To see exactly how I'm trading this stock, I invite you to join Karim and I in The War Room. Last week we closed 11 winning trades for a 78.6% win rate, including a 25.63% winner on CRM. Click here to learn more about my favorite strategy for potential gains in under 24 hours. |
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