Carnival Share Discussion Threads

[jan-mar] 26/4/2023 10:59

I thought they may drift down but quite as fast as this.

[jan-mar] 24/4/2023 16:15

I'm not sure either, not holding any at the moment, I can see them drifting on down until the 3rd Quarter

[panshanger1] 24/4/2023 13:02

Doing the Fjords on the Iona in a couple of weeks Will report back from the sharp end then !!

[pierre oreilly] 24/4/2023 10:18

Have we heard of Tina?. I expect most are sick to death of hearing about the tina boiler room scam.

[jan-mar] 23/4/2023 18:57

Latest Queen Mary cruise ti New York cancelled, ship problem

[pierre oreilly] 22/4/2023 09:33

Pans, p&o are probably a little down-market from 7 years ago when we first went on them, and probably massively down market from 20/30 years ago. It's more the withdrawal of facilities like a bottle of plonk in the room, 3 course meals instead of 5, no turn down ( what a waste of time that was) all no probs for us. But they cost peanuts these days as opposed to unaffordable for most 20 years ago. These and Cunard suit us. With big ships like Iona, they have to appeal to the obese feral families to fill the ships. Brittania far better than Iona for avoiding those. Most of the time there's more than one thing we want to do - on MSc after 10pm there was nothing for us.

[gswredland] 22/4/2023 09:11

630 ish seems to be the base over the last year apart from Truss effect last October.
With the positive statement this seems a good bet at these levels

[toffeeman] 20/4/2023 19:35

P&O are hardly upmarket

[panshanger1] 20/4/2023 19:24

Pierre Are P&O going downmarket though as we feared ?

[oneilly] 20/4/2023 18:32

That's good to hear, seems the tills are ringing again on P&O, we're on QM in July thankfully we have 2k obc

[pierre oreilly] 20/4/2023 14:06

Onielly, were on ATM, first time for us and really impressed with the boat and multitude of things to do. Ents first class. Food OK but .a bit disappointing, they need to up their game a bit. Beer cheap, and 7.5% off (as opposed to expensive and 20% added on Cunard). 25C every day so far after first day. Loads of dancing, shame I did my knee in last night in the sq tango, so a day on the boat instead of Lisbon today. 9/10 for Brittania from me. Sailing full btw.

[stansmith1] 13/4/2023 11:26

you would think, maybe it comes under the initial authorisation, which was large..

[jan-mar] 13/4/2023 10:04

Surely they would have to report US sell's in the same way they report UK buys

[stansmith1] 13/4/2023 09:27

janit was because the uk shares always traded at a big discount to the us ones, so they sell us and buy uk, even with them doing that the gap remained, i havent checked recently though...

[jan-mar] 13/4/2023 08:03

I don't think so, I'm never quite sure why they do it, it should mean less shares in circulation so should underpin the price. Can see this drifting down to 650

[stansmith1] 13/4/2023 07:17

jan-mardont they sell the same number of us listed shares?

[oneilly] 08/4/2023 20:05

Hey, just got back yesterday, it's our second time on Britannia. We really enjoyed it, atmosphere now back to normal, no masks, sitting at bar areas now allowed, food very good and back to a good standard. Lifts are a pain always very busy, especially disembarkation. Try the glass house great value, top tip, if you're a wine drinker buy at the bar at Sindhu and take with you to other bars, it's acheaper

[jan-mar] 05/4/2023 08:39

Good to see Carnival buying shares again

[jan-mar] 03/4/2023 17:07

Decided to close my short

[jan-mar] 03/4/2023 12:16

Another reason for Woronka's "catalyst call buy" is that a recent decline in oil prices should be "disproportionately beneficial" to Carnival, because the company does not hedge its fuel exposure. And crude-oil futures

[jan-mar] 03/4/2023 12:08

I think you'll find Carnival don't do that with fuel