Carnival (LSE:CCL)
Carnival is a cruise operator with a portfolio of cruise brands in North America, Europe and Australia. In 2003 the company combined with P&O Princess Cruises to form one of the largest leisure travel companies in the world. The group now encompasses brands such as Carnival Cruise Lines, Holland America Line and Princess Cruises.
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The Carnival share price is up 110% since the depths of the stock market crash. Here’s what I’d do now
With the Carnival share price rampaging upwards, could there be an opportunity for investors to buy now and profit from long-term capital growth? Read More »
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FTSE 100 bargain buy: Carnival, IAG or TUI shares?
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Which is the better FTSE 100 stock: Lloyds share price vs Carnival
The Lloyds share price is enduring a bumpy ride of late. Is it getting into bargain territory or does Carnival look a better buy?... Read More »
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Are Carnival and easyJet shares millionaire-makers?
Does the easyJet share price offer value? Roland Head explains why he's optimistic and also considers the outlook for Carnival shares. Read More »
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Is the Carnival share price a FTSE 100 bargain or value trap?
The Carnival share price looks cheap, compared to history, but with the company facing unprecedented challenges, can it ever recover? Read More »
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Carnival Corporation! I’d forget it and invest £5,000 in FTSE 100 shares like this now
Thinking of buying Carnival Corporation? Forget it! Anna Sokolidou offers safer options. Read More »
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Is the Carnival share price the biggest bargain on the FTSE 100 today?
The Carnival share price is now trading at an incredibly low valuation, but you'd have to brave to buy given Covid-19 headwinds. Read More »
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The Carnival share price is up 70%. Is it time to buy?
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1 FTSE 100 share I’d buy and 1 I’d avoid during this coronavirus stock market crash
Jonathan Smith outlines his case for buying shares in FTSE 100 firm Flutter Entertainment, while avoiding Carnival. Read More »
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With the Carnival share price this low, should I buy?
The Carnival share price looks cheap compared to its past performance, but investors shouldn't rush to buy the stock just yet, says this Fool.... Read More »