Royal Caribbean Cruising Toward a Breakout Level (RCL)

 
   
     
   
   
The market has been worried lately about so many things.

Is the AI boom over…or just beginning?

Is the Fed going to lower rates often and a lot…or not?

Is tech going to crash…or is it time to buy the dip?


And, not surprisingly, SPY has been in a sideways channel doing nothing since late November.

But lately the market has been pushing upward and is moving up toward new all-time highs.

Here’s the chart:

 
 
That said, sentiment has dropped slightly since last week. The Fear & Greed Index has dropped to 48 (from 51) and is still in Neutral mode:
 
 
At the same time, Royal Caribbean Cruises has been surging since January 20th and is getting close to a breakout level. Demand for cruises has been high and the market loved RCL’s last earnings report.

Here’s the chart:

 
 
A break above $366.50 could lead to a big move (like we’ve seen in the past from this stock). 

We’ll keep an eye on it.

Happy trading,
—The ProsperityPub Team

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