Prev Close | 15.95 |
Day Low/High | 14.79 / 16.47 |
52 Wk Low/High | 14.30 / 33.95 |
Prev Close | 15.95 |
Day Low/High | 14.79 / 16.47 |
52 Wk Low/High | 14.30 / 33.95 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 419.10B |
Market Cap | 6.68B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Consider this high-value ATM call sale in NCLH.
So what's the narrative? Simple: the recession is ending, it turned out to be a V recession and recovery after all.
Let's step back and look at this market that has abandoned all sorts of safety and went all in on the stocks of companies based on the Fed's words and a promising Moderna study.
With financial help these companies are already on the mend when you look at forward bookings which is, when you value these stocks, all that really matters.
Maybe NCLH will weather the storm but I think a lot depends on people's sense of safety.
Maybe it ends up being a small price to pay to avoid a depression.
What you are looking for right now are stocks that haven't moved that can get the credit they need.
It could make the difference if the debt and equity markets remained thawed after a brief period of freezing.
The five best performing and worst performing stocks in the S&P 500 in the previous quarter pretty much tells the tale of the tape, so here goes.
It was quite the day to be sitting in on the Daily Diary. It was definitely the liveliest day of conversation I can remember here. Stocks posted nice gains as the POTUS declares a national state of emergency due to the coronavirus. This will enable ...
If cruise lines and restaurants and retailers and airlines and oils are in trouble, so are their bankers.
In this environment with travel and the markets it is understandable that NCLH has been under selling pressure.
In times of stress like we have now, the earnings have nothing to do with the stock price; here's what you should look to instead.
With the coronavirus fear as thick as pea soup, many names don't yet qualify as 'stupid cheap'.
Fear is the name of the game here, not reality, and until it abates, all bets are off.
Bottoms can prove frustrating to call, so investors would be better served by seeking out individual stocks selling at a discount to normal values.
I still do believe that the panic is overblown, but that does not mean that it won't continue.
The answer to that question depends on several factors, so let's break them down.
While some 'pruning' can be necessary, Thursday was a strange day to get clipped.
Let's check out the charts of this Miami-based company.
At least days like today, when we're told the coronavirus has 'peaked,' show us exactly where the coiled springs really are.
Let's look at how to play Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings amid the current coronavirus threat.
My stock pick for 2020 is nothing to 'toy' around with.
Here's a look back at how my recommendations worked out.
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings is the very epitome of a classic growth company -- at a bargain price.
Let's check the charts and indicators to see when investors should get on board.
When you're the most bummed out about how much you've lost, so is everybody else, and that's when they're willing to part with even the best stocks at really low prices.
Making moves to make money as opposed to stave off a fear of losses is the smart play during market drops.
Some stocks are too high and others too low when compared with the value of the company -- here's how to play the latter, using Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings as an example.