Carnival (the Stock, Not the Party) Is Back on the High Seas
TL;DR
Quick Summary
- Carnival (CCL) has shifted from survival mode to a real earnings story, with forecasts calling for solid profits and EPS above $3 in 2025.
- The stock, around the mid-$20s with high volatility, is now a mainstream holding in big index funds, tying it to the broader consumer and travel cycle.
- The long-term narrative hinges on debt reduction, stable demand for cruises, and how much extra spending Carnival can drive from each passenger.
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