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Apparently city traders have a new nickname for Liz Truss. She is "Daggers" as it is two stops up from Barking! LOL

Apparently city traders have a new nickname for Liz Truss. She is "Daggers" as it is two stops up from Barking! LOL

Apparently city traders have a new nickname for Liz Truss. She is "Daggers" as it is two stops up from Barking! LOL

Yes my reaction is that this pathetic shower will be lucky to limp on until the next GE.

5 this is a sh****ow LOL

Any time it drops below £10 it is a buy for me.

Before deciding to bestow the no doubt glorious benefit of your endless wit to this board perhaps you should learn to spell LOL

Your attitude towards those people unable to afford to board one of your superannuated plastic gin palaces simply reinforces my total lack of desire to do likewise. Enjoy celebrating your recent tax breaks as I fear the orchestra may be shortly assembling on the promenade deck of the good ship Torytanic to serenade the grisly end. Pip Pip LOL

EC “I think the recent drop in the share prices of the cruise ship Companies is not based on fact.” Well if you live in say ”Trumpworld” where facts are inconvenient truths then from your perspective the share price may seem to be irrational. However a long hard look at the debt pile ($30B and counting) would say otherwise. The great dilution is heading down the tracks my friend and no lowering of the POO or increase in bookings will prevent it. The best you can hope for is that CCL can successfully reschedule its debt repayments and actually survive as a going concern. Your current holding will by then have evaporated in a sea of new shares.

"News is amazing" Christ if you think this is amazing you must spend every minute of the day amazed that you can still breathe LOL

"Yes they are in debt after the so called covid isn’t every business?" From your tone (so-called covid) I take it you think the measures taken to prevent deaths from Covid19 were an unnecessary restriction on the trade of your pet company. As for the rest of your comment the answer is yes some companies took on debt due to Covid19 (RR is a very good example here). However, not to the extent that CCL have hocked themselves possibly way beyond their capacity to pay it back without diluting existing (or new) shareholders t the point of extinction........simples.

Don't worry Dim Tim is going to pressure the new Govt to conveniently make everything his business has to buy tariff free thus fulfilling the potential of Brexit.........Not the brightest bulb in life's chandelier our Tim, as he believed everything written on the side of a bus (and also what Jacob Rees Mogg told us ie. after Brexit everything would be cheaper). Look how that has worked out LOL

So what? It is events across the pond which will affect CCL not the trivial ups and downs of the UK economy.......and the HUGE DEBT $30B LTD and counting.

Giant cruise liners sail into a storm of protest
Activists across the Mediterranean accuse the floating cities of polluting the water, fouling the air and contributing to global warming

Agreed PC but then Tim (Nice but dim) has never really grasped the bigger picture and only sees the next easiest option to help his flagging trade.

Bookings up....Good
Price of oil down......Good
Massive Debt ($30B long-term)........Could be terminal

This share price is being pulled around by nothing other than the markets view of whether CCL is capable of paying off this massive mountain of debt. This will undoubtedly involve numerous rescheduling and renegotiating of these repayments. Simples

“carpets sticky and grubby; tables sticky and grubby... decor stale..” Standard Spoons no? Apart from a few flagship pubs which are a bit more glitzy the majority of the estate is like that.

EC Its not about bookings its all about DEBT! Carnival is the weakest of the three big cruise lines because it piled on debt buying new ships when times were good. Its size forced it to buy more debt to stay alive in 2020. It ended the financial year in 2022 with almost $30 billion of long-term debt. This is why it is a very risky investment and the SP is depressed.

"If Liz Truss wins with a thumping majority, will that put some confidence back into the London market?" Errr let me think.............No. LOL

You don't need to be a chef to press the start button on a microwave. LOL