Carnival CorporationNYSE: CCL

Despite a strong, post-pandemic recovery, Carnival stock is still down massively from its high. Nike's recent earnings results triggered a big sell-off, but the pullback presents a buying opportunity.

Shares of cruise operators fell Monday as a Category 4 hurricane forced ships to reroute in the Atlantic Ocean, a potential early indicator of a dangerous hurricane season this year.

Carnival's Q2 earnings results showed strong booking data. But potential consumer weakness threatens that momentum.

The prognosticator added $1 to his price target while keeping his buy recommendation intact. This came on the heels of the cruise operator's latest quarterly earnings release.

Carnival's superior cost management and exceptional financials mark it as a resilient choice for long-term investors. Royal Caribbean's strong earnings growth highlights its solid financial footing and potential for enhanced shareholder value.

Carnival posted strong fiscal Q2 results and increased guidance. The company is seeing strong demand and pricing power.

Carnival's management reported a surprise profit for the second fiscal quarter of 2024. Guidance was increased again as demand for cruises is on the rise.

Cruise stocks were hot in 2021, but many investors don't even want to look at Carnival (NYSE: CCL ) in 2024. Carnival stock has been directionless and just seems to have lost its way.

Major U.S. equities indexes were mixed Tuesday as data showed home prices jumped to an all-time high and Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) slightly declined.