Technical Analysis Of Carnival Corporation
Looking at the CCL‘s chart, we can see that yesterday its support level was tested at around $9 and closed higher at around $9.20.
-
-
Is Big Tech Overshadowing the Stock Market Rebound?
Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL), Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN), Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META), and Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) are responsible for nearly half of the S&P 500’s...
-
2023 Portfolio Check: The Healthiest Stocks in the Market, for a Better Year
2022 was a memorable year most investors want to forget 2023 will not be easy either InvestingPro+ highlights the healthiest stocks in the market to avoid a repeat The 2022 market will go...
-
Week Ahead: Rate Hikes, Impact of Economic Data
Investors are closely watching earnings and economic data releases to gauge the impact of the Federal Reserve's interest-rate hikes on the U.S. economy The Fed has been raising interest...
-
1 Stock to Buy, 1 Stock to Dump This Week: Nike, Micron
PCE inflation data, Fed rate hike expectations, recession fears in focus. |Nike shares are a buy with upbeat earnings on deck. |Micron stock is set to struggle amid shrinking profit and...
-
Q3 Earnings Season Is The Next Major Test For The S&P 500
Q3 earnings season expected to be a major test for the market S&P 500 Q3 earnings growth of 2.9% and revenue growth of 8.7% Energy, Industrials likely to stand out Financials,...
-
Carnival: Why The Recent Share Price Low Makes Sense
Down 84% year to date, Carnival stock seems left out of 'return to normalcy' trade Equity and debt issuance to fund pandemic losses explains much of the decline Long-term investors can still...
-
1 Stock To Buy, 1 Stock To Dump This Week: Intel, Carnival
U.S. jobs report, Fed rate hike outlook in focus |Intel stock is a buy ahead of |Mobileye IPO |Carnival set for fresh losses amid ongoing headwinds Stocks on Wall Street tumbled on Friday to...
-
What Happened This Week: Quantifying The Pain Of September, Yet Buffett Is Buying
Well, let’s just take a moment today and say one final goodbye to September. Here’s your hat, and there’s the door.The past month saw stocks on a downward tear the likes of...
-
What Happened This Week: The Pound, The Dow, VIX And Even Meta React
Actions and reactions. That is one way to sum up the week that was in the markets, as events – both big and small – reverberated through Wall Street and beyond.First, yesterday’s so-called...
-
Oil’s Iran Cliffhanger: What To Know And What To Expect
EU attempting to revive Iran nuclear deal with market staying pessimistic Crude prices could rebound from oversold conditions but stay off 2022 highs Both Iran, US likely looking for 'win'...
-
1 Stock To Buy, 1 Stock To Dump This Week: Occidental Petroleum, Carnival
Uncertainty hovers over the markets as the second half kicks off in earnest. Occidental Petroleum got a boost from another Warren Buffett buy. Carnival Cruises is facing increasing pressure...
-
Norwegian Cruise Line: As Industry Optimism Increases, 3 Trades To Consider
Norwegian Cruise Line stock is down by about 7% since January Wall Street is concerned strong pent-up demand will be overshadowed by costs, geopolitical concerns Long-term investors could...
-
3 Trades To Help Navigate Carnival Cruises Through The Market's Choppy Waters
Shares of Carnival are up 3.1% since the beginning of this year As Omicron fears fade, cruise line industry will show signs of recovery Long-term investors could consider buying dips in CCL,...
-
Notes From An Active Investor: My Re-Opening Bet With A Positive Long-Term Story
Active investing has become a dirty word over the past ten years.Study after study shows that actively managed funds have consistently underperformed their benchmarks, especially when it...
-
About 170 ETFs Were Launched In 2021, Including These 2 Niche Funds Worth Noting
Investors currently have access to well over 2,000 exchange-traded funds (ETFs) listed in the US, including close to 170 launched in 2021.Meanwhile, metrics from State Street...
-
Current Co-ordinates, Market Overview
South Africa Market Review South African markets closed in the green yesterday, buoyed by broad based gains in retail and mining sector stocks. Retailers, Steinhoff...
-
Carnival Corporation: New COVID Variant Adds To Cruise Operator's Woes
Even before the news of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 emerged, Carnival Corporation (NYSE:CCL) was having a very difficult year. But the news sent the shares of the Miami-based leisure...
-
Worried About Seasonal Volatility Increases, Consider These 2 Bond ETFs
Blustery fall weather usually corresponds with seasonal choppiness in stocks, and so far 2021 is proving to be no exception. When volatility in equity markets goes up, bonds as well as bond...
-
Markets Closed in Green, Interest Rates Kept at Record Lows, Other Market Updates
South Africa Market ReviewSouth African markets closed in the green on Thursday, following the South African Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee’s decision to keep the benchmark...
-
1 Stock To Buy, 1 To Dump When Markets Open: Crocs, Carnival
Stocks on Wall Street ended lower on Friday, with the benchmark S&P 500 index declining for the fifth straight session amid growing worries over the economic outlook as the COVID-19...
-
Market Review, Corporate Updates, Commodities & Currencies - 26.08.21
SOUTH AFRICA MARKET REVIEW South African markets closed in the green yesterday, buoyed by gains in real estate sector stocks and as investors awaited updates on monetary policy changes by...
-
July Market Wrap: A Win For Stocks But Also Rising Unease
July was a good month for stocks—but the good news was nuanced.At the top of the list, the S&P 500 finished July up 2.28%, its sixth monthly gain in a row. The Dow Jones Industrial...
-
1 Stock To Buy, 1 To Dump When Markets Open: DocuSign, Carnival
Stocks on Wall Street sold off on Friday, with the major averages ending in the red due to renewed concerns about an upsurge in infections of the Delta coronavirus variant.U.S. stocks could...
-
Market Review, Commodities, Currencies & Corporate Update - 03.06.21
South Africa Market Review South African markets closed in the green yesterday, buoyed by gains in financial sector stocks and amid strong economic growth prospects in the US. Banking firms,...
-
Market Review, Commodities, Currencies & Corporate Update - 02.06.21
SOUTH AFRICA MARKET REVIEW South African markets closed in the green yesterday, buoyed by gains in mining sector stocks. Meanwhile, unemployment rate in South Africa hit a new record high in...
-
Market Review, Commodities, Currencies & Corporate Update - 07.04.21
SOUTH AFRICA MARKET REVIEW South African markets closed in the green yesterday, buoyed by gains in mining sector stocks and as strong data from China and the US pointed to an economic...
-
2 ETFs For Heightened Volatility During Earnings Season
Another earnings season is here. The financial sector typically gets the most attention in the first days of quarterly reporting. Yet, many other closely-followed companies in other sectors...
-
Stocks 2020: Winners And Losers On The Dow Jones, S&P 500, NASDAQ 100
Editor's Note: All information provided in this post is correct as of close of markets on Dec. 24, 2020.The coronavirus pandemic notwithstanding, we think it's safe to say that from a stock...
-
Pfizer Develops COVID Vaccine, WhatsApp Pay isn't New News
Market Scorecard So it looks like Pfizer have developed a Covid vaccine that is more effective than they thought it would be. If all goes according to plan, Pfizer will be able to vaccinate...
-
Should Investors Buy FTSE Travel Shares In Either The U.S. Or UK?
Investors are well aware of the challenges the pandemic has inflicted the global travel industry. As a result, shares of many companies in the airline, hospitality and other segments of the...
-
3 Dividend Stocks For Yield-Hungry Investors In This Low-Rate Environment
For long-term income investors, the post pandemic environment has made it difficult to find safe, high-yielding dividend stocks.Many blue-chip dividend stocks were forced to cut or freeze...
-
June Market Wrap: After Big Volatile Quarter, Second Half Could Be Even Wilder
Post the Q1 2020 coronavirus-induced market collapse, stocks ended June and the second quarter with a strong rally. It was the best quarter for investors in at least 20 years.While the...
-
Eats Beats Expectations
Employment data out of the US on Friday showed that their unemployment rate spiked to 14.7%, the highest since the Great Depression. Many market participants were expecting unemployment to...
-
Market Brief: Cruise Line And Freight Shipping Stocks Keep Sinking
Global equity markets have steadied today. This after yesterday's selling rout, which was spurred by fears of the potential economic hit that a spreading coronavirus outbreak could wreak on...
Disclaimer: Fusion Media would like to remind you that the data contained in this website is not necessarily real-time nor accurate. All CFDs (stocks, indexes, futures), cryptocurrencies, and Forex prices are not provided by exchanges but rather by market makers, and so prices may not be accurate and may differ from the actual market price, meaning prices are indicative and not appropriate for trading purposes. Therefore Fusion Media doesn't bear any responsibility for any trading losses you might incur as a result of using this data. Fusion Media or anyone involved with Fusion Media will not accept any liability for loss or damage as a result of reliance on the information including data, quotes, charts and buy/sell signals contained within this website. Please be fully informed regarding the risks and costs associated with trading the financial markets, it is one of the riskiest investment forms possible.
