Carnival Corp financial update

[jimbo5544]

https://www.cruiseindustrynews.com/cruise-news/23217-carnival-corporation-business-update.html

[kdr69]

Wow 650 million a month they are still paying while operations are paused.  Thanks for the link.

[Purvis1231]

I wonder how long the cruises lines will survived? I think Royal Carnival may emerge in a few years.  

[coevan]

and oddly enough CCL stock is up today

[jimbo5544]

7 minutes ago, coevan said:

and oddly enough CCL stock is up today

Because it was the right action

[elcuchio24]

20 minutes ago, coevan said:

and oddly enough CCL stock is up today

 

why do you find that odd....good financials, good bookings, restarting Europe. Spot trading cruiselines and airlines the past 5 months has been gold...

[coevan]

bookings that might not sail for a year, good financials? interesting, experts are saying October at the earliest,  is more likely. 

[BlerkOne]

1 hour ago, coevan said:

bookings that might not sail for a year, good financials? interesting, experts are saying October at the earliest,  is more likely. 

Aida is starting in August (allegedly), maybe others in Europe, Asia, etc.

[coevan]

I thought I typed 2021, probably had number lock on. Aida, is a tiny piece of Carnival's puzzle. Europe paid attention and flattened the curve, U.S. not so much

[c-boy]

3 hours ago, coevan said:

I thought I typed 2021, probably had number lock on. Aida, is a tiny piece of Carnival's puzzle. Europe paid attention and flattened the curve, U.S. not so much

ya well if the rest of the world had half our problems ...

[HaveWeMetYet]

9 hours ago, coevan said:

and oddly enough CCL stock is up today

Short covering rally across all travel related stocks. Had nothing to do with CCl.

[travelhound]

I just saw the CEO on CNBC and he said they have enough liquidity to last over a year.  He also stated that the bookings were up for 2021, which is why the stock went up 10% on Friday.