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CCL Carnival Corp

$21.84
$0.33
(1.49%)
Today
Closed $21.84
$0.0767
(0.35%)
After Hours
EarningsSep 29
Mkt Cap$29.91B
Vol27.27M

About CCL

Carnival Corp. Ltd. engages in the operation of cruise ships. It operates through the following business segments: North America Cruise Operations, Europe Cruise Operations, Cruise Support, and Tour and Others. The North America Cruise Operations segment includes the Carnival Cruise Line, Holland America Line, Princess Cruises, and Seabourn. The Europe Cruise Operations segment consists of AIDA, Costa, Cunard, and P&O Cruises (UK). The Cruise Support segment represents port destinations and private islands for the benefit of its cruise brands. The Tour and Other segment operates hotel and transportation operations of Holland America Princess Alaska Tours. The company was founded in 1972 and is headquartered in Miami, FL.
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Neutral Sentiment

How do you feel about CCL?

Ryandaddy1996
$CCL $NCLH $RCL remember, all cruise stocks began to fall when oil was in the 70s. So this is not even about oil. It’s about sector shorting, just like April 2025. Once algos decided to flip they will all be back up again. CCL earnings is in 10 days and I highly doubt any fund would remain unhedged short at 52week lows right before a major earnings call.
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KmOz19
$CCL Dear heavenly Father. Please remove Donald Trump from office as soon a fucking possible. Thanking you in advance, every human being on earth.
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StockQB
$CCL This is insane. Covid prices. Yard sale. Going out of business sale here. Managers special.
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peloswing
If Trump is right about any Peace Deal with Iran, or other news to drop oil prices, $CCL (and the other cruiseliners/Airlines) could have a nice run! Decent R:R from here using ~$21.27 as a SL NFA, DYOR!
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MadHattr
$CCL $NCLH shorts might get roasted over weekend by some sort of fake victory declared. Gas is way too high to even stand a chance in midterms.
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CZRSalad
$CCL The company has lost $16B in value since announcing dividends, share buybacks and paying down debt. I’m really supposed to believe the market isn’t manipulated? Lmao don’t make me laugh. Cue the retards saying “Oil” as if that also should cause a loss of $16B when carnival already said it’s not effecting them that badly and already had earnings showing it didn’t.
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TallGuy77
$CCL great buying opportunity. this is going up as the covid scares are long gone, fuel prices will be decreasing and the obvious: this hit a fairly significant low and bounced up.
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jalien15
$CCL whoever is not buying is dumb…things can only get better. Short term pain for long term gain.
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FrostyEmpire4
$CCL with the increase shipping attacks in the strait of hormuz we can expect this stock to take further hits. I am long CCL and would see any serious pull backs to pricing as excellent long term investments. The share repurchase program that CCL has in place is buying back significant amounts of shares at a much cheaper price than management expected to be able to when the program was announced.
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daffodil848
$CCL I cruise different lines and what I see on Carnival this past year are packed casinos! Other lines have empty casinos while Carnival has smartly given gamblers free rooms, even balconies, because they know that gamblers will spend alot!! It's called SEA sailings and are adults only. I think this alone will increase revenues!
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cstrick1980
I really hate making this post. As a 20-yr $CCL Diamond member who cruised 3-4 times a year in suites and balconies, I see why the stock is sitting at a 52-week low near $23.50. Wall St blames fuel and macro stuff, but they are blind to the internal rot. Those "record bookings" were just an artificial pump from the summer 3x loyalty promos, because everyone rushed to lock in status before the rules changed. By throwing away lifetime loyalty for a transactional wheel and insulting top tiers with two lousy drinks, Carnival broke their bond with loyal cruisers. People like me are moving our multi-cabin family trips, premium cabin spend, and vacation budgets to luxury land resorts and lines like MSC Yacht Club. Accounting lags hide the damage right now, but the real cliff hits in Q1 2027. This is their new coke, I expect Duffy will be fired.
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RunWithMoney26
$CCL 12$ off the February high! 🤪 guess we are just gonna sit around “watching paint dry “ until the tutes/ MM ‘s are done playing with their peckers. Sometimes our US stock market is a real shitshow. 😂
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TheUltimatePayoff
$CCL Trump did the deal of the century that will costs US taxpayers absolutely nothing and prevent bad eggs from infringing on our security.
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RunWithMoney26
$CCL my average is 25.80, I keep buying. This is my largest position of any stock1 that I have ever had. I’m small potatoes compared to some of you but I’m really going for broke here. 😂. Pun intended.
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theoptionsplug
$CCL started to bounce right where it needed to, off this diagonal trendline. Faded some of the move on Friday. Now it needs to see some continuation this week. If oil prices could ease a bit, that would probably be a good catalyst for the bullish reversal to really begin ⛴️
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Mike18181
$CCL This will be UP on Monday as the oil will be dropping. 21.90 should firm up after oversold condition " Pre market should smell some coffee Brewing" ! Back to 26.00 in 2 months or less. Bullish !
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JustForTodayReborn
$CCL I’m going to be able to book a few cruises for free when this goes back to $30. Until then, long!
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Wolf_Ardi
$CCL at ~$23.5 looks increasingly asymmetric. Carnival is producing record demand/yields, ~$7.1B 2026 EBITDA, falling interest expense and improving leverage. The market still values it near NCLH, not RCL. My blended intrinsic value: ~$27–30. Bull case: ~$40+. The key catalyst: deleveraging.
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TheUltimatePayoff
$CCL oil is now dropping and All of Greenland is now under US military control, for eternity and it didn’t cost US taxpayers anything.
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stocksuck
$CCL 2018 this was 60 plus stock and now the company is in much better shape with better boats so undervalued
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