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Carnival's (NYSE: CCL) business made a massive recovery last year, and its stock gained 130%. But so far in 2024, it's down 18%. So is the cruise line giant's recovery story over, or is this an

In 2023 Carnival (NYSE: CCL) had 3.5 million first-time cruisers aboard its fleet of ships. To put that in a better context, it attracted 51% more new-to-cruising guests in the fourth quarter of

Carnival (NYSE: CCL) stock is still recovering from the pandemic. At around $16 a share, the stock is still nowhere near the $50-plus price tag it was trading at in late 2019.

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An analyst just reduced his price target for Carnival (NYSE: CCL), but he still thinks investors should come aboard the cruise line operator's stock.

That view is a popular one, given that the

Strong demand in travel has sent Carnival (NYSE: CCL) shares up 60% over the last year, but the stock's recent pullback could be a great buying opportunity, according to analysts at Stifel

Carnival Corp. (NYSE: CCL) is no longer a meme stock. It's up 65% over the past year, and its business is back to booming. Now that it's rebounded, should investors move on the next big thing? Not

Carnival's (NYSE: CCL) business was doing well prior to the onset of the pandemic. The public health crisis dealt a blow to the industry, but things are starting to pick up in a big way.

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Famous cruise line Carnival Corporation (NYSE: CCL) has been a hot stock over the past year. Shares have nearly doubled. Investors buying the stock as a play on recovering consumer spending

Carnival (NYSE: CCL) and Coupang (NYSE: CPNG) may not seem out of favor, but zoom out. Both of these one-time highfliers are now trading more than 70% below their all-time highs.

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Carnival Corp. (NYSE: CCL)Q1 2024 Earnings CallMar 27, 2024, 10:00 a.m. ET

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Carnival

The cruise industry has become one of the great post-pandemic comeback stories. The COVID-19 contagion forced this industry to shut down for over a year, leaving it without a significant revenue

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

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