A little know benefit for shareholders of RCL -
For those of you sailing Royal Carribean, you may be interested to know about this benefit. This benefit is too good to pass up for those 10 or more day cruises. AN exerpt from the RCL http://www.rclinvestor.com website:
Below you will find an exclusive shareholder benefit for an onboard credit that can be redeemed for an array of spectacular onboard services and amenities–for your personal enjoyment. Take advantage of this benefit as many times as you like each and every time you set sail on one of our fabulous ships. Shareholder Benefit $250 Onboard Credit per Stateroom on Sailings of 14 or more nights. $200 Onboard Credit per Stateroom on Sailings of 10 to 13 nights. $100 Onboard Credit per Stateroom on Sailings of 6 to 9 nights. $50 Onboard Credit per Stateroom on Sailings of 5 nights or less. http://www.rclinvestor.com/phoenix.z...eholderbenefit http://media.corporate-ir.net/media_...fitLetter2.pdf |
I think it is well known, for a lot of people it was one of the primary reasons for purchasing stock.
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Please be careful buying a stock without doing research about the company. People are always forgetting that buying stock is buying a piece of a company. If you went out and bought part of a company you would research; so treat this the same way. On the upside the entire stock market took a dump (there is a PRO to every CON) so stocks are on sell pretty cheap right now. Here is information on RCL. http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=rcl My suggestion is if you don't know what P/E, Market CAP, or EPS means then you should find out before you buy any shares of stocks. If you don't know the difference between technical stock analysis and fundamental stock analysis then you should learn about that to. Would I advise you to buy this stock. I don't advise anyone about stocks; I'm not licensed and it's a violation of SEC rules. I would give the same advise if this was posted on the Carnival thread. Never buy 100 shares of a company in hopes of saving money off a cruise, you should buy stock because you believe the company is a good one to invest in. Stock ownership is NOT gambling. Okay I'm done. LOL I'm sure I spelled fianance wrong at least once in this post. LOL I have seen too many good people get hurt in the stock market to be so casual about investing in stock and I just want to warn you to be careful. BTW I'm not an expert in trading stocks, the more I know about the stock market, the more I know I don't know much. :shock: :wink: |
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Investopedia explains Board Lot For example, a stock exchange might define one board lot as equaling 1,000 shares for stock priced under $1, and 100 shares for shares of more than $1. The thinking is that standardization increases liquidity thus lowering spreads and making the market more efficient for everybody. |
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Oh, absolutely, for RCL a board lot would be 100 shares.....but you said a board lot was always 100 shares and it's not, it depends on the exchange and the share price.
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How do you confirm stock ownership with RCCL? Is there a time limit before a cruise? Thanks, mike
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Onboard Credit
You might want to confirm this. You use to, but they have taken away many things lately. I think they stopped that if you have some other type of credit.
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http://www.rclinvestor.com/phoenix.z...eholderbenefit |
Sadly , This has all changed, You can get the credit , it is now no longer combinable with any other discount, sale or price drop. You now have to choose. :-?
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