Carnival Share Discussion Threads

[jan-mar] 23/5/2022 17:57

The fear is a refinancing deal, it would be great for the company to come out and say they have no plans for one

[boliviana] 23/5/2022 17:52

Thank you Jan, I hope so.

[smurfy2001] 23/5/2022 17:43

Let's see what happens this week 😉

[stansmith3] 23/5/2022 17:19

mar 28-apr 3 was the busiest week in the history of the company, so this will be interesting if nothing else...

[jan-mar] 23/5/2022 17:09

You may just have got it right good luck

[boliviana] 23/5/2022 16:19

In for a few.

[jefemister2004] 23/5/2022 16:13

chart looks awful, 800p or 600p without any +ve news ..... even the whole of 2021 looking like a dead cat bounce from covid

[smurfy2001] 23/5/2022 16:11

Looking at the chart we've reached the lower trend line.

I reckon we will see a bounce back in the coming days.

Any further down would be bearish IMHO.

[jan-mar] 23/5/2022 16:05

One broker has dropped the price target for this year from 22 dollars to 18 dollars, it's now at 12.90, that takes in all the bad market news, seems like a good percentage return for 6 months. Volume is still very low

[boliviana] 23/5/2022 15:55

We would all like to know whether there is anything more serious wrong or is it nerves and blind panic.

I’m still watching with intention of buying.

[bookbroker] 23/5/2022 15:49

Monkey Pox, but more likely stress on business, the valuation is derisory, suggesting quite serious issues financially. No good looking to raise cash at these levels, and cruise ships not easy to securitise. How many more ships are there in the process of being built!

[stansmith3] 23/5/2022 15:31

its ok this is my fault, i bought back in earlier :)

[davidro77] 23/5/2022 15:20

This is fast turning into a full on collapse in the stock! It's either a screaming buy down here for the brave or it's going to go bust under the weight of debt and a recovery that will never come due to looming huge recession. Which is going to be right?

[oneilly] 23/5/2022 13:52

Hi, where did you get your observed test?

[pierre oreilly] 23/5/2022 13:40

Managed to get an observed and acceptable covid test sorted out for 15 quid each, local to us, certificate in 15 minutes. So that's one hassle sorted.

There seems to be loads of asymptomatic people testing positive on cruises (even with fully vaxed/fully tested/masks on some etc etc). The problem seems to be testing, not covid.

Imv, the way forward would be to dump testing on board and testing requirements for boarding. Explain many will catch covid but have no symptoms. Suggest the very frail don't cruise if they are concerned.

[pierre oreilly] 22/5/2022 18:11

Max, when did you get elected to speak for millions of others?The people I meet on and off cruises couldn't give a fig for COVID, and just take the risk with more dangerous flu and noro.But still good to hear I won't be bumping into those with COVID paranoia on cruises.

[jan-mar] 21/5/2022 18:06

It won't continue to fall, as it would get to zero, all the brokers that had this as a hold at 15 pounds, are suddenly going to do what !!!!. At sone time the war in Ukraine will stop, that will give the markets some stability, this bear market will turn at some time.

[jan-mar] 21/5/2022 18:02

No restrictions on our Cunard cruise, although some quests insisted on wearing masks even on deck. All staff had masks on, agree once all restrictions are stopped only then will we get back to normal

[stansmith3] 21/5/2022 02:56

maxonly one boat in the (carnival) p&o fleet has covid restrictions - azura, which is due onboard outbreaks, possibly due to it doing continual overlapping cruises

[ohojim] 20/5/2022 23:10

The Glory days are over for sure.

[stansmith3] 20/5/2022 21:26

yeah, spoke too soon

[jan-mar] 20/5/2022 21:06

Not too sure it came back well at the close