| Prev Close | 53.68 |
| Day Low/High | 52.16 / 52.91 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 45.64 / 67.69 |
| Avg Volume | 4.03M |
Carnival Corp. (CCL)
52.38
NYSE : Consumer Services
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 526.85M |
| Market Cap | 38.03B |
| EPS | 4.50 |
| P/E Ratio | 12.01 |
| Div & Yield | 2.00 (3.71%) |
Latest News
Life Is a Carnival
Carnival's share price prospects appear fabulous.
Use Caution on Small-Caps, Plus Apple, Tesla and McDonald's: Market Recon
Equity markets marked time on Monday, mostly on light volume.
Fed Failures, Tariffs Tool, Levi's Goes Public, Trading Zuora: Market Recon
The Fed needs to buy short-term paper RIGHT NOW, and sell off longer-term paper.
Royal Caribbean Has a Record of Solid Growth
Since 2011 its business metrics have advanced nicely across the board.
Norwegian Cruise Line Is Extremely Undervalued and Ready to Sail Upward
Norwegian Cruise Line is primed for a catch-up move to arbitrage the company's true value versus its current stock price.
3 Undervalued Stocks That Insiders Are Still Buying
These are inexpensive names with nice dividends and insider buying.
Jim Cramer: This Is a Treacherous Bear Market
But even in bear markets you get spikes, usually short sharp ones.
Jim Cramer: Why Own Stocks at All?
Here are the reasons why, even in this bear market, it's worth owning stocks in a diversified portfolio.
How to 'Adapt and Overcome' Amid Fed Folly: Market Recon
Fed Chair Jerome Powell appears intent to reverse a near decade's worth of policy in just a couple of years.
We Could All Use a Vacation but Carnival Corp. Buyers Should Wait for a Bargain
Prices have not erased all of the gains but it looks like we are headed in that direction.
7 Reasons I Am Staying Away from Bed Bath & Beyond: Market Recon
While the S&P 500 has risen by roughly 9% this year, BBBY had given up 14% as of Wednesday's close.
Carnival Corp. Is Ready For a Short Cruise Higher
Let's grab our passports and check on the charts of CCL again.
Dare to Go Against the Crowd
Buy low and wait for the inevitable mood change that can send these stocks much higher.
Carnival Corp. Remains In a Downtrend, Wait For a Last Minute Price Deal
Let's check the charts and indicators.
Jim Cramer: Don't Buy Into These Contortions of Negativity
Business is quite strong, despite what the market is saying.
Carnival Cruise CEO on Inclusion, Climbing the Ranks and Booking the Best Cruise
Carnival Corp.'s stock may be riding some waves this year, but the company's outlook remains bright. Listen to the CEO talk innovation, cruise demand and inclusion now!
Norwegian Cruise Line on Stellar Course
Norwegian sports the industry's highest growth rate yet commands the lowest P/E of the 3 major players.
Rough Seas For Carnival Charts
Let's check out the charts and indicators to see if our travel agent might be recommending a long position.
Watch: Here's What Wall Street Is Tracking Monday as Trump Sends Stocks Lower
Trade war fears have stocks in panic mode. Here's what to know.
Tackling Trade Is a Dangerous Sport: Market Recon
Technology took it on the chin with Trump's China trade talk.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell Is In a Tough Spot: Market Recon
The Fed Chair's problems are very different from anything his predecessors faced.
Millenials Are Seeing the World -- By Boat (Watch!)
The River Cruise industry is changing its face in an attempt to attract millennials, eager for that experiential adventure. Ellen Bettridge, president and CEO of river line Uniworld tells us how. Watch!
Cramer: Just Because Millennials Use a Product Doesn't Mean It's a Good Stock
"Just because millennials love it doesn't mean you should buy it," says TheStreet's founder Jim Cramer in his latest Real Money column.
Jim Cramer: If Millennials Love It, Do You Buy It?
Millennials may glamp and cruise but it isn't helping.
Replay: Jim Cramer on the Markets, Tech Stocks and Carnival Corporation
TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer weighs in on Tuesday's trending market topics from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
Jim Cramer: Tech Can't Do it All Alone
Tech and retail gains aren't enough to lead markets to new highs.
