Will Carnival's debt overshadow cruise resurgence
Carnival's third-quarter earnings statement (Friday 29 Sep) will all be about whether the recent resurgence in cruise demand is being maintained. Half-year results showed cabin occupancy is back to...
Top Calls: Redburn Upgrads Cruise Operators
Alex Brignall, Redburn Atlantic Analyst, joins Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld to discuss the big movers on the back of analyst recommendations on Bloomberg Markets: The Close.
Wall Street Is Starting to Come Aboard Carnival Stock
Carnival stock has seen back-to-back weeks of analyst upgrades. Analysts are generally positive about what Carnival will announce when it posts its fiscal third-quarter performance next Friday morn...
Up Around 90% This Year, Is Carnival Corp. Stock Still a Good Buy?
Carnival's stock still has a long way to go to get back to the levels it was at in 2020. The company has been stringing together some good results of late.
Carnival: Things Aren't As Bad As I Thought (Rating Upgrade)
Carnival Corporation, the world's largest cruise company, presents a complex financial landscape with significant debt and pandemic-related challenges. Despite recent financial hurdles, Carnival ho...
Carnival's stock climbs after long-time bear says stop selling
Shares of Carnival Corp. surged Tuesday after a longtime bear, Truist analyst Patrick Scholes, upgraded the cruise operator and the overall cruise sector, citing strong forward booking trends and a...
2 Cruise Stocks Steering Higher After Upgrade
Redburn Atlantic upgraded Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Inc (NYSE:NCLH) and Carnival Corp (NYSE:CCL) to "buy" today.
Carnival and Norwegian Stocks Are Now a Buy, Analyst Says. The Pandemic Ache Is Over.
Redburn Atlantic analyst Alex Brignall upgrades shares of Carnival and Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings to Buy from Neutral.
Carnival Cruise Lines Stock: Buy, Sell, or Hold?
Revenue and bookings have surpassed the record highs of 2019. The legacy of Carnival's pandemic-driven debt burden negatively affects the company on many levels.
Where Will Carnival Be in 1 Year?
The back half of this year should continue to reflect strong recovery trends. The first half of next year could show signs of moderating increases.
Down -11.87% in 4 Weeks, Here's Why You Should You Buy the Dip in Carnival (CCL)
Carnival (CCL) has become technically an oversold stock now, which implies exhaustion of the heavy selling pressure on it. This, combined with strong agreement among Wall Street analysts in revisin...
Carnival: Buy on the Dip?
Carnival shares have fallen by more than 18% since early July. The company has reported record bookings and is making progress toward profitability -- but its debt load remains significant.
Why Carnival Stock Dropped 16% in August
Carnival's operations are fully functional gain, and its business is thriving. It's still posting a net loss and has a lot of debt, but profitability is improving and it's paying off the debt.
1 Reason Not to Buy Carnival Stock Right Now
Carnival is posting record bookings and revenue. Operating income finally turned positive again, but net losses are ongoing.
Carnival (CCL) Upgraded to Buy: Here's Why
Carnival (CCL) might move higher on growing optimism about its earnings prospects, which is reflected by its upgrade to a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy).
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