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A lot of uncertainty around no deal is impacting most stocks. Capita generally amplified market movements. Once the uncertainty deal of no deal hopefully we can get back to normality. It’s just day traders bumping this stock around this week. Everyone wants back in at 30p!!!

I think people are right to be sceptical. A few weeks ago this share went to about 1500 and carnival issued 60million new shares and it dropped to 12. I don’t think we’ll see the true picture until US sorts out COVID. For me I sold at 15.31. Hopefully buy in later in pre weekend profit taking. Or it could go to £20!!!

I agree. Sold at 1360. What do you think chances are of Carnival releasing more shares like last time it got to 1409

I got in at 38, just been taking a bit of profit here and there, leaving original stake in for the long term. Still a lot of volatility on no new news, but they seem to have turned a corner.

50p likely to resist I think!!

Me too. Happy with a retrace to 620 would be nice. 4% after fees.

Once banks are able to resume dividends again, this will lift Lloyd’s and others. May even see special dividends to cover what wasn’t paid this year.

No shortage of opinion on Carnival. Have to remember though that this was £45. Any semblance of returning to that level is very unlikely, however once we have a more certain testing solution and vaccine, this could recover into the 20’s (which is still 100% down). For me, I would be happy with £14!!

Ports and destinations absolutely love cruise passengers And will want them back. They land, spend a fortune and then leave. Works for passengers and beauty spots. It’s inevitable that every incident on a cruise ship will be under the microscope for a while, years not months. However, people love it and it’s such a good way for older affluent people to see the world. It’s a risk but if the product is good, people will buy it and the shares are 75% down.

Any interested parties should watch the presentation and move to the bit where it talks about the investigation. They know who the perpetrators are and are building a case to recover assets. But it won’t be quick!!!

Dual listed companies should eventually equalise in terms of price, this is an anomaly, but could be US coming down just as easy as uk going up. Fingers crossed it’s the latter.

Bought at 12 ages ago, sold today at 11.5, back in 11.07. Cheeky 3% but waited long enough. Fingers crossed for next few days.

Carnival have enough money to survive for some time, but I think the reality is that unless you can leave your money there for a year or so, then you shouldn’t be in this one. They are the largest leisure co in the world, possibly will come out leaner with less competitors. Just be grateful you didn’t buy at £44

I think all the bad news has been priced in

Scoobie. I hope you are wrong. But good luck. This stock went from 11-17 in 5 days about a month ago so it can flip quickly in both directions. It’s trading like an aim stock.

The other side to that. They make a LOT of money when people do cruise. And it will happen.

I suspect a few shares are being sold to pick up the bonds.

Should be ok. There was a lot of demand last time.

Except for the RNS that is!!!!

Bought in at 12, after selling at 12.90 last week. No bad news, it’s just markets. £11-13 seems to be the range in absence of any news. Generally accepted that £20-25 is viable given extra debt and suspensions, I would say buy the dips and don’t panic. It’s been doing this for two months.