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The travel industry witnessed a solid post-pandemic rebound last year and is poised for significant growth in the foreseeable future, driven by pent-up travel demand. However, given the challenging macro environment, avoiding struggling cruise stocks Carnival Corporation (CCL) and Norwegian Cruise (NCLH) could be wise. Instead, investors could consider buying…

Sticky inflation and recessionary fears have compelled Americans to check their spending habits. Diminishing demand could keep the cruise line industry under significant pressure this year. Against this backdrop, weak cruise line stocks Royal Caribbean Cruises (RCL) and Carnival Corporation (CCL) might be best avoided in 2023. Read on….

While Carnival (CCL) has been able to stage a post-pandemic recovery, it is yet to return to profitability like many of its peers. With high inflation, rising interest rates, fears of recession, and unenviable unit economics let’s find out if the cruise line stock would struggle to keep itself afloat.…

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Lingering high inflation, consecutive federal rate hikes, and looming recessionary fears might keep the cruise line companies under pressure. Also, given the declining demand, fundamentally weak cruise liner stocks Royal Caribbean Cruises (RCL), Carnival Corporation (CCL), and Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH) might be best avoided in 2023. Keep reading.

Sticky inflation and looming recessionary fears might keep the cruise line industry under pressure this year. Hence, fundamentally weak cruise line stocks Royal Caribbean Cruises (RCL), Carnival (CCL), and Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH) might be best sold short or completely avoided in 2023. Read more.

The travel industry is poised to grow significantly in the near future, owing to pent-up travel demand. Hence, fundamentally strong travel stocks Playa Hotels & Resorts (PLYA) and Bluegreen Vacations (BVH) could be wise additions to one’s portfolio. However, given macroeconomic uncertainties, the fundamentally weak stock Carnival Corporation (CCL) could…

Travelers are very familiar with the name Carnival Corporation (CCL) for its cruises. The once-loved travel stock has fallen more than 55% over the past year as it struggles to manage the enormous debt it racked up during the pandemic to stay afloat. Minutes from the Fed’s meeting last month…

The Fed’s aggressive monetary policy to tame the persistent inflation has dragged major indexes significantly down over the past year. As the bear market is not over yet, fundamentally weak stocks Carnival Corporation (CCL), Carvana (CVNA), and Redfin (RDFN) might be best avoided. Read more.

Lingering supply chain issues are marring the operational capability of the leading cruise company, Carnival Corporation & plc (CCL). Moreover, considering the stubborn inflation and rising borrowing costs in the economy, should you buy, sell or hold the stock now? Continue reading to find out.

CCL is forecasting 20% revenue growth, as sales set to hit around £35m for the year