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If you look when covid struck it dropped down to the 7s the Saudis invested and as far as I am concerned they are still invested and have not sold. All the fleet is back in operation and people want to get away. The United States have stopped the restrictions and we have had some good stuff come from the CEO and the most recent update posted today. Can’t see it going bust we are the largest cruise line company. If history repeats itself we should be back to £18/19 this time next year. It’s 10000% oversold. Yes we have debt a lot of it but we also have a lot of assets and a good brand. Now if you disagree I suggest you sell up and invest somewhere else.
“With our full fleet back to guest operations and the pent-up demand for Carnival we are seeing every week aboard our ships, the chance to expand with Luminosa and then the arrival of Carnival Celebration in November provides our guests with more choices and new ways to enjoy a Carnival vacation,” said Christine Duffy, president of Carnival Cruise Line. “Our Spirit class ships are very popular with our guests and Luminosa will be a great addition given the large number of balcony cabins which make her an ideal ship for this deployment. And equally important, this will allow Carnival to finally start our highly anticipated itineraries from Brisbane, so we’ll have two ships operating in Australia for the high season Down Under.”
Given the short timeline to get Carnival Luminosa ready for service, the ship will go through some modest updates to change over from Costa to Carnival over the next few months ahead of the November service start-up, the company said.
The ship will not initially have all of the Funship 2.0 branded spaces that are seen across the Carnival fleet. The entire vessel will be staffed by the Carnival Cruise Line crew,
Cruises out of Brisbane will be announced shortly, and Carnival will sail a variety of itineraries that will initially include visits to Australian favorites such as the Great Barrier Reef and Airlie Beach, and, as destinations open over time, ports of call such as Noumea and Lifou Isle in New Caledonia, Port Vila and Mystery Island in Vanuatu, Papua New Guinea and Fiji.
Duffy said, “The opportunity to deliver these bucket list itineraries will be exciting for our guests and we are thrilled to see the growing number of guests from the U.S. sailing on Carnival in Australia.”
In addition to Carnival Luminosa out of Brisbane, Carnival Splendor will arrive in Sydney to resume sailing year-round on October 2, 2022. With the arrival of Carnival Celebration this November, Carnival’s fleet will number 24 ships, and its lower berth capacity will be seven percent higher than at the end of November 2019.
Long term hold ladies and gents it was never a short term thing. On the bright side it hits 50p Melissa I will meet you at my office for drinks lol.
Seriously it will come good once the headwinds are past.
Be patient and be bloody nice to each other my goodness.
Net cash 1.3 million
Huge return rate
Game over
Its going to 60p
Boohoo in a dangerous position
Bad rns
It’s not actually that bad but fine have your moment I’ll let you all argue amongst yourself before the dinner bell goes and you have to go back to class
Well from what I read and from what I hear at work Boohoo has invested a lot of money what with its Leicestershire factory etc. The times did an article no more tears for boohoo as warnings are on track, that was 7 weeks ago. Yet with all that all I see is negativity on a discussion board and in theory that’s all it is. A comment made by a bloke you do not know. My advice is if you are happy to hold this then do so. If not sell it move on. If the earnings were on track 7 weeks ago I can’t see much changing and that’s my opinion. Yes there are open short positions that’s fine. A10% drop for a shorter is money for them just don’t get caught up on the short term. Right off to the pub and play nicely children
There is almost certainly a drop after a rise.
Amazon have made a loss but our last report we was doing ok and I expect the same with the results next week.Rome was not built in a day people
Some of you need to calm the hell down. We are not Amazon we are boo. If you don’t like it sell it and move on and give us all a break my goodness. He said she said they said it’s a like a child’s playground and there was me thinking we were professionals
With the shorts open it will be volatile up and down but long term investment it’s good
It may hit 60/70 again in which case top up
But me and my guys are happy to hold it a few are invested but it’s ok you know best enjoy and have a good day
Makes me laugh no evidence other than a website and some drivel spouted by a select few
Ok let it be……it’s a dog to keep the minority happy
Right back to work the trading floor doesn’t run itself
Long term holders
We don’t care about the short term we are looking further ahead2/3/4/5 years down the line.
Short term holders can spout as much rubbish as they wish. Every company has headwinds and when those issues arise we have the shorts who want a quick buck and short the stock driving the price down. They attend the local discussion boards in the hope of getting people to sell.
Shorts
Those shorting the markets don’t look at the fundamentals or long term they want the quick buck now.
We all have an agenda we all want money long or short. We are all supposed to be professionals well I say that. Oh where is my lovely lady Melissa I am still waiting for our date in London. :-) My office is in Canary Wharf Melissa Bank St, London welcome anytime for drinks
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/amp/news/976053
Only thing that’s stands in the way of me and Melissa having a date is this big bank who have increased there holding. If it was that bad would they really triple there investment @melissa interested to hear your thoughts on this one.