Carnival Share Discussion Threads

[bookbroker] 13/6/2022 21:24

This’ll be bought by Chinese interests soon enough.

[loganair] 13/6/2022 21:15

Next year back to normal - with over twice the debt the company had in 2019 with interest rates rising and at least 1/3rd higher fuel costs.

[jan-mar] 13/6/2022 21:13

Trying to predict the bottom is just guess work at the moment, but good buying in the last 10 minutes of trading in the States

[diku] 13/6/2022 20:48

Maybe RI coming and some in the know know it?...



stansmith313 Jun '22 - 20:05 - 4208 of 4211
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davidbo

too true, the company has said next year looks back to normal, mkt obviously thinks next year going to be a disaster..i guess danger is company opportunistically raise funds, but scratching head at this point

[diku] 13/6/2022 20:46

Because the FED overdone with QE addiction...

[jan-mar] 13/6/2022 20:19

I don't think the share price reflects the performance of the company, the decline is across all markets and shares. All ships are back sailing, unless every single one is making a loss, which I doubt. The company will have to make some sort of statement about the share price with the company update for quarter two ( end of June).

[stansmith3] 13/6/2022 20:05

davidbotoo true, the company has said next year looks back to normal, mkt obviously thinks next year going to be a disaster..i guess danger is company opportunistically raise funds, but scratching head at this point

[milanr] 13/6/2022 20:01

CCL lost +-20b in the past two years, how do you recover, pay high interest, pay debt, forget the shareholders. I am shocked, every day I buy as I think is cheap and then on the next day drops even further, running out ammunitions. For 10 days down 30%.

[davidro77] 13/6/2022 19:38

We're basically back at the covid low. How amazing the share price is the same as when we had a killer virus unleashed that nobody understood and when lockdowns meant zero revenue for all these businesses. There's two ways of looking at this, either this is amazing bargain price to top up and long term you'll look back and kick yourself that you didn't pick up stocks here, or, this double bottom will not hold and the world is going to sh@t and we are just at the start of a global meltdown. I wonder which one it is?

[jan-mar] 13/6/2022 16:08

Unlucky can't get it right all the time some chunky buys in the last hour, I'm sitting tight even though I've eaten away all my previous profit

[jan-mar] 13/6/2022 16:05

Somehow I think he will know a bit more about the long term than us lot.

[blueball] 13/6/2022 16:00

Down 10%..

[tradejunkie2] 13/6/2022 15:59

Sell 741.

Loss of 100.6 * £10 = £1006

Still up £5644 on the previous trade after that loss.

Oh well.

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TradeJunkie210 Jun '22 - 13:59 - 4183 of 4201 Edit
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Long 841.6p 1,000 shares. A small punt. May break the lower trendline so caution needed, but made a load of profit on the last trade so don't mind a giving some back.

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[rettah] 13/6/2022 15:49

I bet the director who purchased 100,000 shares at an average of $11.755 two weeks ago feels a bit sick, currently "down" over $190,000.

[jan-mar] 13/6/2022 15:47

Other than down

[jan-mar] 13/6/2022 15:41

Some chunky buys and it still won't move

[jan-mar] 13/6/2022 13:01

You are right about the overall market crashing down, not sure I agree with the refinancing of Carnival.

[davidro77] 13/6/2022 12:57

This market crash may not be generating Black Friday type headlines but make no mistake about it this is a full on crash played out in slow motion. Market is saying these stocks will need refinancing to survive

[jan-mar] 13/6/2022 08:44

Westerdam's Return to Service June 12 in Seattle Marks Holland America Line's Completion of Full Fleet Sailing AgainSource: PR Newswire (US)

[jan-mar] 12/6/2022 17:35

What about it, they will tell us how much more they gave had to pay in the last 3 months

[loganair] 12/6/2022 13:15

What about all the extra cost of fuel?

[jan-mar] 12/6/2022 12:08

We should have answers at the end of June, booking rates, occupancy levels, on board spending, I know several people who have never cruised but are looking to try it, ad they can board at Southampton and not bother with airports.

[smurfy2001] 12/6/2022 08:33

Disease Control, which takes effect June 12 allows people to fly to the U.S. without taking any sort of covid test, which should lead to an increase in travel.

That's good news for cruise lines as "in 2019, more than 1 million guests from Canada sailed from a U.S. homeport, 570,000 guests from Brazil sailed from a U.S. homeport, and 280,000 from Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central America," Cruisehive reported.

www.thestreet.com/.amp/investing/cruise-lines-call-for-cdc-to-change-covid-testing-policy

[smurfy2001] 12/6/2022 08:10

Cruising has made an impressive comeback ready for summer, with many cruise lines operating at full capacity. But questions remain. Do you need to be vaccinated? Where can and can’t you go? And what’s the story with cruises to Russia? Here’s all you need to know about rules, routes and what’s coming up on the rivers and the high seas.

The days of social distancing on board seem to have disappeared. Bars, restaurants and theatres are up to full capacity.



Having said this, several cruise lines are back to operating 100 per cent of their fleet now, among them Royal Caribbean, MSC, Azamara, NCL and Carnival