Record levels of debt…
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$36 billion debt and they missed there targets by a big margin. This will be the next Cineworld.
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Can we keep this thread to share chat and not how you get on board credit?
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The massive bests are a concern, especially given the rising interest rates mean refinancing the current notes will be expensive. I’m not looking at investing at the current levels & the global economic output
The difference, as I see it, from Cineworld is that Carnival are price makers, not price takers & they aren’t beholden to anyone like a film studios.
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Demand for cruising certainly seems to be plentiful, having recently returned from a P&O cruise.
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Hello. Did this work? I’ve just bought some carnival shares but thought I might need a certificate. Thanks
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It certainly did: I gave them:
Date | Ship | Cruise# | Booking Ref | Cabin# | Nights Booked | My Full Name
I also included screenshots of My FreeTrade Account Portfolio, Recent Activity, FreeTrade Account details, plus my last five trades which = 100+ shares.
All my cruises had OBC applied within 2 weeks.
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Hi Kevin - did you get your OBC credit? Mine happened within s week !
Yep, all three cruises. No problems at all.
On board credit is one of the perks! Its free money!
Hi there new to freetrade how much would i need to put in to get 100 shares looking at booking a cruise would like some of the obc extra thanks any adive please
100x current buy price + 0.5% stamp duty.
Price has been climbing a lot today, I make it £900ish for 100 shares right now.
Make sure your comfortable with the possibility of your shares dropping in value, potentially more than the OBC you get.
Hi All,
Newbie in the share game here.
Thinking of getting a 100 shares in Carnival. What price I am looking at currently?
Cheers.
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They’re only 32 billion in debt. I would think carefully about this
Whatever it is multiply by 0 and thats your profits 
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What’s with the sudden increase? Not that I’m complaining!
Think the Q2 results were viewed favourably and a return to profit is expected?
I sold out expecting a drop in price 
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Hi complete newbie here. Was thinking to buy 100 Carnival shares to take advantage of the obc perk. If you were me would you hold off or jump in? Thanks in advance for any advice/opinions - go easy on me
It’s on the rise quite rapidly if it drops jump in because it always comes back strong my shares have almost doubled in value but I bought in towards the end of the Covid crisis I don’t think prices will drop that far unless something similar occurs at their height they were around £45 each now around £12
Bear in mind the enterprise value now is above the pre-pandemic amount, the share price is hiding dilution and debt.
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