Prev Close | 15.10 |
Open | 15.11 |
Day Low/High | 13.16 / 15.14 |
52 Wk Low/High | 14.30 / 33.95 |
Volume | 32.13M |
Prev Close | 15.10 |
Open | 15.11 |
Day Low/High | 13.16 / 15.14 |
52 Wk Low/High | 14.30 / 33.95 |
Volume | 32.13M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 419.10B |
Market Cap | 6.41B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
All of the major cruise lines are suffering from their own form of long Covid, and they largely lacked a government lifesaver. Here's why even the best of the businesses looks like a sinking stock ... for now.
Trend strength is lacking for the stock of the cruise line operator.
The cruise ship operator is entering liquidation with its fleet drydocked, and after losing a fight over its German shipbuilding business.
Carnival, Royal Caribbean and Norwegian have fully returned to their pre-pandemic valuations -- but the waters are far from safe.
How bad is the cruise industry? I not only looked at the stocks, I booked a trip. Let me tell you about both.
Positive news on Omicron is more powerful at the moment, at least for the markets, than the overhanging probability of tighter monetary policy.
Here's what to avoid.
Shares of cruise line operators were hammered last Friday while precious metals languish despite inflation worries.
The technical signs for the cruise line operator are improved from a few months back.
Folks who don't even seem to care about things like valuation can hector me endlessly but facts are facts.
Incompetence, omissions and even outright lies have categorized this federal attempt to 'stem' the pandemic.
This COVID-19 vaccine is the potential savior of more than just the market.
The tables have turned, their stocks have been up, and I think they go higher still.
NCLH probably needs more sideways price action before renewed gains.
For starters there's Adam Aron and Elon Musk.
You have to ask yourself, before you sell something, why are you really doing it?
Other cruise operators suffered more damage to their capital structures due to the pandemic but none appeal to this value investor.
Like Carnival Corp., this rival cruise line operator has seen its debt and shares outstanding climb over the last 18 months.
These calls look very attractive to me.
This is for the fools who keep selling AMC and GameStop to the mobs that are determined to take them higher -- and I've got a buy-list for the WallStreetBets crowd.
Traders could go long NCLH at current levels.
Let's look at the many positive story lines out there -- which having nothing to do with the Fed -- and what they mean for investors.
If Wall Street snobs actually went to Walmart, they'd know you can't stop the American consumer who's got a clean balance sheet and is yearning to get outside.
Welcome to the 'new' old world -- the world we had before all the new people and their money came into the market.
However, the technical signals of the cruise line operator don't entirely indicate smooth sailing ahead.
Amid the vaccine rollout, we have low rates, money coming from the government to families, and a Fed committed to creating jobs. Here's what it all means for investors.
Since the pandemic began, it'll be the sixth time for AMC by the turnaround CEO, aptly named Houdini.
One of the most continual themes in this market is that anything that was liked last year is hated this year.
The charts suggest that people will continue to be disappointed.