(03-08-2021, 11:27 AM)StroudCrowd1 Wrote:

(03-08-2021, 11:16 AM)HURRICANE!!! Wrote: If you look at the 5-year trend, they have been a $45 to $65 dollar stock.  Everybody is so pumped to travel that they will be able to name their price in a year or two.  I bet their stock goes up by at least 50% by June-2022.  That would be a price of $40/share (at least)

https://www.google.com/search?q=ccl+stoc...e&ie=UTF-8

I simply used instinct and common sense when deciding to invest in CCL during the dip.

Not sure if I agree with the "naming your price" thing in 2 years, especially for a budget line like Carnival. Trying to make up lost revenue while gouging customers who are already facing financial hardship (thanks Biden) doesn't seen like the most savvy business move.

Edit: Also, the changes cruises need to make moving forward will be interesting, specifically from the buffet approach.

Agree --- I just meant perhaps a 10% increase in travel price for people that book in 2022 (once everyone is vaccinated and confident that their mid-2022 travel won't be interrupted).  I bought and sold CCL a number of times but I think this time it's the real deal and shouldn't encounter future setbacks of significance.

I just picked up more CCL, UAL and got in on MSGE for when the NYC entertainment market comes back.  I know last week a few analysts on MSNBC recommended MSGE and (for what it's worth) the others were all in agreement

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