Buying Carnival stock

[AtSeaWithChris]

As a couple (spouses) would we need to purchase stock in both our names in order to get OBC if either of us cruise without the other?

[Denverdonkeys]

yes, someone in the cabin has to be on the account. if you have a joint account 100 shares would suffice.

[AtSeaWithChris]

3 minutes ago, Denverdonkeys said:

yes, someone in the cabin has to be on the account. if you have a joint account 100 shares would suffice.

Thank you!

[deadmoney]

It's under 28 now.

Don't know if it will drop much more.

But I said that when I bought extra last week at 32🤢

[dgreeney]

I also bought another 100 shares.  Let's hope for the best.

[canes20]

bought 100 when went under $40. already lost alot. Have limit set to buy another 100 if hits $22

 

[H3one6B]

Im sorry I'm sure this is somewhere but you get an OBC for each 100 shares??

[pc_load_letter]

5 minutes ago, H3one6B said:

Im sorry I'm sure this is somewhere but you get an OBC for each 100 shares??

 

[canes20]

5 minutes ago, H3one6B said:

Im sorry I'm sure this is somewhere but you get an OBC for each 100 shares??

 

No, 100 or 1000 only gets you what 100 does

[Garth2]

Here's the link on how much the OBC is and how to claim it:

2020ShareholderBenefit.pdf

 

[Garth2]

On 3/6/2020 at 3:40 PM, canes20 said:

 

No, 100 or 1000 only gets you what 100 does

 

And that's per cabin, not per person, even if more than passenger owns at least 100 shares.

[DMac1983]

Would the "anyone traveling on a reduced rate" count if you're traveling on one of their random sales? It would seem extremely hard to get the Shareholder OBC if that were the case.

[mnp75]

Stock went under $22 today. Still waiting for Fidelity to finish adding my bank acct, then buying 100 shares!