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Sunday's Exclusive Content These 3 Turnaround Contenders Could Be Set for a Big 2026 BreakAuthor: Nathan Reiff. Article Published: 1/5/2026. 
Quick Look- 2026 may be a breakout year for companies like Royal Caribbean, Take-Two Interactive, and Airbnb after years of post-pandemic rebuilding.
- Royal Caribbean and Take-Two are well-positioned for strong performance, driven by travel demand and major content launches, such as GTA VI.
- Airbnb’s fundamentals are improving, but regulatory headwinds and cautious analyst sentiment suggest a more risk-sensitive setup.
2026 could be a breakout year for several companies that have spent recent years rebuilding or preparing for a recovery. Headwinds from reduced demand, pandemic travel disruptions, delayed launches and other factors have constrained these firms' ability to maximize capital appreciation and win back investor attention. These turnaround contenders—some of which have already performed well in recent quarters despite those challenges—could deliver even bigger gains this year if circumstances remain favorable. Post-Pandemic Return to Travel Demand and Spending Trends Could Boost Royal CaribbeanLess than 0.2% of investors know this market exists...
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