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Enough hedge funds and banks have increased their holdings over the last quarter, so clearly they see something long term. Big banks etc. will want to see their investment double at the least no ?
I have seen on websites like seeking alpha some analysis putting up comments about a crash, Motley Fool see up to it as well. The big picture is if we are in profit Q1 which I think we will, they won’t be able to hold it down much longer.
https://www.marketbeat.com/instant-alerts/nyse-ccl-sec-filing-2023-01-27/
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/carnival-corporation-plc-nyse-ccl-142055391.html
It will go at some point so hold fire.
Debt yeh ok but that’s all they bang on about motley fool etc
Sort putin out sleepy Joe gone
Cost of living (don’t get me started )
We will be good to go
Best of luck to all invested
Seems they don’t line it and want to post rubbish to lower the already battered share price.
Bookings up
Cruise liners rammed
Cost of living doesn’t affect these people darling
Panicking banks abs big investors not happy the share price is rising again Motley food yeh scammers been there seen it. https://www.fool.com/author/20237/ Scammers play in debt play in glance sheets thing they don’t say is cruises do r affect ru h people price will continue to rise
Going to tank massively, or it will push up and then fall back. Then the usual media will bang on about debt again and push it down. Or CCL will sell more, which will push it down. Either which way this has an 18/24 months before it returns to anywhere near £13/18 per share.
EasyJet is carrying debt
Weatherspoons has closed pubs
It’s not just CCL
Might as well hold it set the alerts on investors chronicle and when it hits your target price it’s decision time
Have a nice Christmas guys and girls
Debt then another post about debt, cost of living, debt, costs of living followed by same posts from the various investment platforms. I have come to terms it’s a 12/24 months to get the money back or it’s curtains. For that 20k I put in its. It has almost halved. I feel peoples pain. My advice and this is a lesson to self as well, just find a high interest account no risk and put it there.
No risks and you are guaranteed a return. £10/20 Ccl I think Ccl we might scrape it. Those that brought £30/40/50 that’s a 10 year plan lads
I am concerned about this share, but not in a bad way. The media have slated this share re its debt etc. they blamed covid, well that’s kinda gone now let’s be honest. The pound against the dollar has recovered a bit, a factor they blamed. Cost of living, I know I keep banging on about.
Let’s be fair, the majority of people who cruise, this doesn’t affect them. Right media, next question. Cyber Monday biggest demand ?? Shorts have halved, but we still sit at £700p
Market manipulation at its finest
Had dinner with a few friends who work in the city. They estimate a 2 year recovery for stocks such as this easy jet spoons etc. We spoke about Ccl Yeo they have debt and it’s massive but they won’t go under according to the figures. Discounted prices I’m told so full ya boots.
Oh Ivy Asia was packed so no idea where this cost of living crisis is.
Personally as much as I think this was a bad investment on my behalf reading the reports it’s not that bad, well I don’t think so. In my
opinion analysts set the bar higher knowing it would miss and the share price would tank. The city is a corrupt business. Either that or they don’t know what they are doing. I have spoke to some of my pals in the city and when I mention analysts a word comes up which I won’t repeat here.
Seriously in my opinion they set the bar slightly higher knowing they would miss and the short sellers knew this hence opening a position.
Moving on what I mean when I say it’s not that bad Carnival's revenue in the third quarter ended Aug. 31 rose to $4.31 billion from $546 million a year earlier, but missed analysts' average estimate of $4.90 billion, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
Net loss narrowed to $770 million, or 65 cents per share, from $2.84 billion, or $2.50 per share, a year earlier.
Excluding items, Carnival had a loss of 58 cents per share, well above analyst consensus for a loss of 15 cents per share, according to IBES. Hmmmmm.
They are doing better than last year but the price takes a plunge. Yes inflation, yes mad
Man Putin is causing some of the issues but. I think if you are prepared to hold it for 12/18 months or longer we will see a return to profitability. I am optimistic but hope to at least get back to £14/15 which I think is a fair price for that stock.
Cost of living doesn’t affect affluent people. Bankers bonus scrapped tax cut on over 150k. These are the passengers using Cunard etc l. Benefit Britain don’t go on 5k cruise holidays. We will all be back 2025 laughing all the way to the bank. Bottoms up to the future not the present or the past
This will not rise overnight. This will take 12/18months to get back to £12/14……£20 won’t come anytime soon sorry to say and that comes from a man who’s invested £20k and down almost half that.
Cost of living I keep banging on about
BA flight from Paphos/Malaga fully booked both ways
Cruise ships almost at occupancy levels
Hotels almost fully booked up. It’s not as bad as the media keep trying to scare us with.
Unless a day trader leave it alone until 12/18months