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Carnival Posts Record $21 Billion RevenueThe cruise line posted $12.2 billion in full-year total revenue for 2022. Investors have paid higher prices over time to buy Carnival and the stock is in a rising trend channel. The company experiences positive development and buy interest among investors is increasing. NYSE:CCL has received a positive signal from the moving average indicator, thus signaling a continued rise. An upward breakthrough of $19.30 means a positive signal. NYSE:CCL has strong positive momentum and further increase is indicated. However, particularly for big stocks.
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by DEXWireNews
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Waiting for CCL to reach Loading Zones (Technical An) MonthlyGood morning investors. I am personally waiting for CCL to reach the LZ 1 or 2 to enter. Will be happy with an in between entry around $10.50. After predicting a comeback of the Airline Industry now expecting a shift to the upside very soon on the Cruise Lines. Norwegian another cruise line to watch out for. Both companies with major upside potential. This is just technical analysis of course but will also be looking at the fundamentals of these 2 companies. Lots of rumors about a potential collapse on CCL of course all hearsay and speculation, don't really think that will happen at least any time soon, but nonetheless, these 2 companies since COVID have yet to recover, here is what I am predicting, hope you enjoy and only time will tell. Happy Trading everyone!
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by Vic_Tech_Trader
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by lubosi
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Carnival PLC’s (NYSE:CCL) Stock Performance TodayCarnival PLC (CCL) Stock Performance and Revenue Growth: Carnival PLC (CCL) is a well-known cruise line company that operates globally. On November 22, 2023, the stock market opened with CCL shares at $14.52, showing a slight increase from the previous day’s closing price of $14.20. Throughout the day, the stock’s price fluctuated between a low of $14.49 and a high of $14.75. The trading volume for the day was 2,368,077 shares, significantly lower than the average volume of 27,925,027 shares over the past three months. The market cap for Carnival PLC is approximately $16.6 billion. Carnival PLC has also experienced substantial revenue growth in the past year, with a growth rate of +537.74%. This growth can be attributed to various factors, including increased demand for cruises and the company’s expansion into new markets. However, it is important to note that the company’s profitability has been a concern. In the previous year, Carnival PLC reported an annual loss of -$6.1 billion, resulting in a net profit margin of -50.07%. The stock’s performance on November 22, 2023, was relatively positive compared to its competitors in the cruise line industry. Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. (NCLH) saw a 3.21% increase, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (RCL) had a 2.20% increase, and Carnival PLC itself experienced a 2.82% increase in stock price. Carnival PLC operates in the consumer services sector, specifically in the hotels/resorts/cruise lines industry. The company’s corporate headquarters are located in Miami, Florida. However, no executives were listed in the provided information. In conclusion, Carnival PLC’s stock performance on November 22, 2023, showed a slight increase compared to the previous day’s closing price. The company has exhibited impressive earnings growth in the past year but is expected to face challenges in the coming years. Investors should closely monitor the next reporting date and the company’s financial performance to make informed investment decisions.
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by DEXWireNews
lift off or short squeeze galoreToday CCL reports earnings after market close it should be very interesting for this sector and how it has been doing this recent quarter after covid. As the price continues to rise before earnings it would be quick to note of the potential of downside as well. Due to high interest rates crimpling much equities in the market one should always take precaution. However, which that said observing a 4hr, daily and a weekly timeframe it looks like we have a breakout and volume followed with it. goodluck.
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by b58-nic0
$CCL Sailing Smoothly Through The StormThe cruise line is showing positive signs of rebounding to pre-pandemic levels due to revenge travel that is continuing to rise. One of the companies benefitting from this phenomenon is Carnival Corporation & plc (NYSE: CCL) which reported record bookings in Q1 and Q2 2023. While the cruise line’s debt load poses a massive risk to the company, its stock could be a bargain at current levels ahead of its Q3 earnings set to be reported on September 29th. This is mainly due to the company potentially posting an EPS double of analysts’ estimates and its own management’s forecast. Based on this, investors could find value in CCL stock at its current PPS given that the cruise industry is forecasted to continue growing despite fears of a recession. CCL Fundamentals Q3 Forecast It would not be surprising that the summer is CCL’s best season in terms of revenue. As is, last year the cruise line’s revenues almost doubled from $2.4 billion in Q2 2022 to $4.3 billion in Q3 2022. This year, the company posted revenues of $4.9 billion in Q2 2023. That said, it may witness a major increase in its upcoming Q3 revenues since its Q3 spans from June to August which is also known as the cruise line season. According to CCL’s latest Q2 earnings call, its management expects a return to profitability in Q3 for the first time since the pandemic – forecasting an EPS in the range of $.7 – $.77 – driven by revenue growth. Meanwhile, analysts forecast the company’s Q3 EPS to come in at $.76. With this in mind, the cruise line has the potential to post an EPS nearly double both management and analysts’ forecasts due to its customer deposits. In Q1 and Q2 2023, CCL reported record bookings which reflected on its customer deposits. The world’s largest cruise line reported all-time high customer deposits of $7.2 billion in Q2 2023, and given that there is a correlation between its customer deposits, it is easy to project its Q3 revenues and EPS. But first, investors should note what customer deposits represent. In simple terms, customer deposits are initial deposits made by guests to confirm their reservations. This cash received from guests in advance of the cruise is recorded under other long-term liabilities on the company’s balance sheet. Since the cruise line industry is returning to its pre-pandemic form, it is suitable to use the 3 years prior to the pandemic to forecast the company’s revenues. Over that period, Q3 ticket revenues represented on average 81.8% of Q2 customer deposits. Taking this into consideration, CCL’s Q3 ticket revenue can be projected to be $5.88 billion. Year Q2 Customer Deposits Q3 Ticket Revenues Q3 Revenue % from Q2 Customer Deposits 2017 $4.7 Billion $4.1 Billion 86.6% 2018 $5.3 Billion $4.3 Billion 82% 2019 $5.8 Billion $4.4 Billion 76.9% 2023 $7.2 Billion *$5.88 Billion *81.8% That said, CCL also reports onboard and other revenue which is derived from guests’ purchases on the cruise. Over the same 3-year period, onboard and other revenues represented on average 37.3% of ticket revenues. In this way, the cruise line’s onboard and other revenues can be projected to be $2.19 billion. Adding both revenue streams, CCL’s total Q3 revenue projection would be $8.07 billion – a record for the cruise line. Year Q3 Ticket Revenues Q3 Onboard & Other Revenues Q3 Total Revenues % Of Onboard & Other Revenues From Ticket Revenues 2017 $4.1 Billion $1.3 Billion $5.5 Billion 33.2% 2018 $4.3 Billion $1.4 Billion $5.8 Billion 34% 2019 $4.4 Billion $2 Billion $6.5 Billion 45.9% 2023 *$5.88 Billion *$2.19 Billion *$8.07 Billion *37.3% After projecting the cruise line’s Q3 revenues, it is time to project its operating costs. Over the 3-year period prior to the pandemic, CCL’s operating costs represented on average 99% of its ticket revenues. This means that its Q3 operating costs can be projected to be around $5.82 billion. Year Q3 Operating Costs Q3 Ticket Revenue % Change 2017 $4.1 Billion $4.1 Billion 100% 2018 $4 Billion $4.3 Billion 93% 2019 $4.6 Billion $4.4 Billion 104% 2023 *$5.82 Billion *$5.88 Billion *99% Now is the time to address the elephant in the room, interest expenses. One of the reasons many investors are bearish on CCL is its debt load of nearly $32 billion. The cruise line accumulated this debt to stay afloat during the pandemic since its operations stopped. As a result, the company’s bottom line has been majorly affected by the interest payments on its whopping debt. This year, CCL paid $539 million and $542 million in interest in Q1 and Q2 2023 respectively. Based on this, the company’s Q3 interest expense can be forecasted to be around $540 million. In addition, the company paid taxes of $7 million and $5 million in Q1 and Q2 2023 respectively, which could indicate that its Q3 tax expense may be in the region of $6 million. Adding all of these projections together, CCL’s Q3 2023 net income projection would be $1.7 billion or an EPS of $1.34 – nearly double analysts’ estimates and management’s guidance. (in billions except EPS) Revenues $8.07 Operating Costs $5.82 Interest Expense $0.540 Tax $0.006 Net Income $1.704 Outstanding Shares 1.27 EPS $1.342 What is Next For the Cruise Line Industry? With the current macro environment, many are arguing that the cruise line industry may witness decelerating growth or even declining growth due to consumers trying to cut their spending. That said, the cruise line industry has historically shown its resilience in the face of economic, social, political, or any other crises that normally challenge the tourism sector. During the global financial crisis of 2008 – 2009, maritime cargo shipping suffered greatly, however, cruise lines and cruise ports continued experiencing rising numbers of guests. Looking into CCL closely, the company’s passengers increased in the period between 2007 to 2009 from 7.67 million in 2007 to 8.52 million in 2009 which is an 11% increase. Therefore, fears of companies like CCL suffering from a potential recession may be overplayed by investors. On that note, the cruise line industry is expected to continue on its positive trajectory over the coming years due to the increase in demand for cruises. According to the Cruise Lines International Association, 85% of travelers who have cruised will cruise again which is 6% higher than pre-pandemic. As is, CLIA projects this year’s cruise passengers to reach 31.5 million this year and grow to 39.5 million in 2027 – a 25.4% increase. Considering that CCL is the world’s largest cruise line, CCL stock’s future appears to be bright, and as such, its current PPS could prove to be a bargain for long-term investors. Technical Analysis On the hourly chart, CCL stock is in a bearish trend with the stock trading in a downward channel. Looking at the indicators, the stock is below the 200, 50, and 21 MAs which is a bearish sign. Meanwhile, the RSI is approaching oversold at 34 and the MACD is approaching a bullish crossover. With that in mind, accumulation recently witnessed an uptick which could be a sign that buying pressure may come soon. As for the fundamentals, the company’s upcoming Q3 earnings report on September 29th is a major catalyst since the company has the potential to post an EPS nearly double analysts’ estimates. Since CCL stock is trading near the lower trendline of its downward channel as well as its support, the current PPS could be a good entry point ahead of the company’s earnings. CCL Forecast Despite the growing fears of the macro environment negatively impacting the cruise line industry, the industry has historically shown its resilience against economic hardships. As is, it is expected that cruise line passengers will increase by 25.4% by 2027 which would benefit CCL the most since it is the world’s largest cruise line. As the company set to post its Q3 earnings on September 29, CCL stock may experience a run as the cruise line has the potential to report an EPS nearly double analysts’ estimates and management’s guidance. With the stock trading near support, it might be a profitable decision to go long on CCL stock.
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by Penny_Stocks_Today
CCL long to $20-21CCL hit my prior idea's zone for a buy, finally. And I have today as a date for it from back on 7/16, so even better! Oh, if you don't follow me, I don't really do much technical work anymore. I dowse all this stuff with a pendulum. Seriously, not even kidding. LOL So, back then I was receiving the $21 mark for CCL, but had that it might first go to around $15. That's occurred as of today, so I just checked for the next best target on the upside and I'm getting $20-21ish. Possibly to $21.61. So good to see some things never change. I would loooove to see this occur before next Friday cuz I have that date as a potential swing high in lots of stuff, but it might be too much to ask. So the next date I get for this to possibly hit by is Sept. 7th. Dates haven't been the most reliable for these questions yet. I'm still figuring this stuff out.
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by JenRz
CCL target $21, but $15 first?This is kind of ongoing. I actually had the ticker CSSK (Cruisestock Inc) come in meditation on 5/30 when I asked for a stock with a "meteoric rise". The adjective "meteoric" wasn't mine. It kind of piped in, but who doesn't want to know about something like that?! The guidance was "downtrend complete" and 2 days was the time to get in (June 1). The other thing that came was the number 94. I wasn't sure what that meant, but had a hunch it's number of days, which puts it at Sept. 1st (conveniently for options, a Friday). What is CSSK?? An old ticker that no longer trades for a company called Cruisestock Inc. And, what's more, I was about to leave town for my first ever big ship cruise! I seriously cannot make this stuff up. It's like a huge wink from the universe in my mind. Obviously, it worked. Now I got CCL last night in meditation. I'm a little unsure on the time frame, but I'm confident it gets to $21. There are some warnings it may be going to $15 first though. If it hits $21 or $15 either way, look for a reversal. If 15 is first hold until it hits $21. And watch out for the date 9/1 in case that was something relevant.
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by JenRz