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Carnival (NYSE: CCL)(NYSE: CUK) made a huge comeback last year, and its stock reflected that, closing out 2023 with a 130% gain.

That gain hasn't continued into 2024. Carnival stock dipped 20% this

Perhaps no industry suffered more during the pandemic than the cruise industry. Due to lockdowns, cruise lines had to shut down for more than a year, leaving some investors to question the

Shares of cruise ship company Carnival Corp. (NYSE: CCL) sank by 10.6% in January, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. Other cruise and travel stocks performed comparably

Prior to the pandemic, Costco (NASDAQ: COST) and Carnival (NYSE: CCL) were both considered resilient blue chip stocks for long-term investors. Costco's warehouse stores generated steady sales growth

Carnival Corporation (NYSE: CCL), parent company of Carnival Cruise Line, is one of the world's largest cruise ship operators. After seeing its business screech to a standstill amidst the pandemic

Since investing is forward-thinking, it's important to consider where a stock is going to be in the future before putting down any money. Even if a company is reporting sales growth right now, can

After trudging through nearly two years of restricted travel during the pandemic, cruise ship operator Carnival Corporation (NYSE: CCL)(NYSE: CUK) just capped off its fiscal 2023 by setting some

In 2023, shares of Carnival (NYSE: CCL) crushed the overall market, as they soared 130%. But this performance didn't do enough for long-term shareholders looking to claw back losses.

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By multiple metrics, cruise company Carnival (NYSE: CCL)(NYSE: CUK) had a great year in its fiscal 2023 (ended in November). The company had all-time high revenue of $21.6 billion. And based on its

When Carnival (NYSE: CCL) reported third-quarter 2023 earnings it was happy to note that it had record-level performance in some key metrics. So, in many ways, its business isn't just back to

Investors ended 2023 in a jubilant mood. Equity markets recovered nicely, with the S&P 500 gaining better than 24% after losing more than 19% in 2022.

Shareholders of Carnival (NYSE: CCL) enjoyed a

Last year was one of recovery for Carnival Corp. (NYSE: CCL)(NYSE: CUK). The cruise line operator benefited from a resurgence in travel as it posted record numbers. Shares of the company rose by

Carnival (NYSE: CCL)(NYSE: CUK) stock made an unbelievable comeback last year, gaining 130% after falling to lows when cruises were on hold. However, it's still 70% off its highs from before the

Cruising can be a lot of fun and consumers have been increasingly turning to the vacation option. That trend is unlikely to change over the long term, but there's an important wrinkle here that

Carnival Corp. (NYSE: CCL) stock gained 130% in 2023 according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. Its business rebounded sharply from pandemic lows, and it's now well positioned to

In the vast ocean of investment opportunities, Carnival Corp.'s (NYSE: CCL) SEA Change Program stands out as a promising investment in the future. This three-year strategy -- introduced in June 2023

Shares of Carnival (NYSE: CCL) were moving higher last month as the world's largest cruise line benefited from expectations that the Federal Reserve would lower interest rates in 2024. The company

Carnival (NYSE: CCL)(NYSE: CUK) is back in business, and its stock returned to market-beater status in 2023. It ended the year up 130%, way ahead of the S&P 500's 24% gain. All systems are go, but

The past year saw artificial intelligence-related stocks soar and become market favorites on Wall Street. But some top consumer-oriented companies quietly delivered market-beating gains and still

It's been a "love boat" for Carnival Corp. (NYSE: CCL) investors this year. The stock is up 130% in 2023, heading into the final two trading days of the year. The world's leading cruise line

Cruise line stocks are in an interesting place at the end of 2023. On the one hand, demand is stronger than ever, as consumers are definitely back in "revenge travel" mode following the pandemic.

A couple of years ago, looking at the size of Carnival Corp.'s (NYSE: CCL) debt was enough to make investors cringe -- and flee the stock. Cruise operators were forced to halt sailings during the

Fool.com contributor Parkev Tatevosian discusses why Carnival (NYSE: CCL) had such an excellent year in 2023 and answers if investors should still buy the travel stock for 2024.

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Carnival (NYSE: CCL) has had a banner year. With just a few weeks left in 2023, shares of the one-time meme superstar are up 127%. It's a much-awaited turnaround for the pandemic-plagued cruise